Open Task Manager and see what's running.
CPU-Z and AIDA64 before hang Win 8,I didn't check yet on RC.
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Open Task Manager and see what's running.
CPU-Z and AIDA64 before hang Win 8,I didn't check yet on RC.
I got the CPU-Z hanging, but I didn't install either of those this time.
I am thinking it could also be my PCI sound card (HT Omega Claro+). The drivers are for Win7, and upon installation it doesn't install the taskbar software. Could you point me in the direction of the newest or confirmed working Chipset/Realtek HD audio/Marvell Console drivers so I can further troubleshoot?
I looked on Intels site, and could only find new RST drivers, didn't see any P67 chipset drivers.
Here is P67 Intel drivers:
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Sear...72&FamilyId=36
See what is useful for your UD4 (and compatible with Win 8).
I may give those a try. I wish my problem were more specific or obvious with what was going on during the freezes. I tried for 30 minutes at one point to get it to crash with clicks, key presses and plugging unplugging devices so I could get some idea of what was happening. But it just hangs with mouse movement.
NEC/RENESAS USB3 Controller 2.1.36.0
http://www.station-drivers.com/telec...ivers.com).exe
Installed, Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
Note on my Windows 8 system hangs. Turns out all the drivers Gigabyte is responsible for are A-OK. It was a combination of busted Nvidia drivers and the dev channel of Chrome.
Noticed the drivers page officially supports Windows 8 RTM. Any chance we may be lucky enough to get a UEFI BIOS at some point? I dislike how 90% of my boot time is due to the post time of the current BIOS.
Im using DVID at +0.100 as just to avoid low load BSOD, is there a LLC level that can force say 1.400v at 25% CPU load? my PC is perfectly stable at +0.080 at max load but BSOD's at 25-75% CPU load.
i must assume that support for this board is dead no new bios since f8 date march 2012, they will make uefi bios or just for z68?
Looks like support is out, im still using f6 till now.. any other good bios versions out there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardc0r3