This reminds me of what was happening with my ASUS P67. USB keyboard (G15) would bluescreen my machine after 3 days consistently on USB3 ports. (solved by BIOS update one year later)Quote:
Originally Posted by irfs
Can someone provide a reason for why there are problems with USB2 keyboards in USB3 slots?
In my limited testing (F5 / stock), it appears to be stable with no affects, including my G15 keyboard in a non-red (USB2) port. Will report back benchies / settings / unusual behavior ~UDH5~
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Originally Posted by irfs
I agree... This board does seem very solid once you get everything dialed in.
With SB I would set vccio voltage for imc... What is the relationship now on this board with the separate vtt and imc voltages with regards to stable overclocks?
The logic behind your argument is quite obvious, for I won't debate the fact that the TA would certainly trap heat and increase temps without the fans. Trust me, I'm not entirely sold on the idea--that's why I'm waiting for the Max V Formula. ROG boards undergo more thorough testing than Asus' mainstream product line, which includes the Sabertooth series. I'm also taking a close look at the MSI Z77A-GD65 which appears to be one of the most stable Z77 boards thus far and it appears to be one hell of an overclocker for the money, though my experience with MSI has been mixed in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by sin0822
Now to get back on topic... ;)
Some users are still experiencing random lockups and freezing issues even with the latest UD5H F8a & F8b BIOS updates. I'm sure you're aware of this as I've seen you post on some of these other forums. If/when I consider purchasing the UD5H I'll wait until the dust settles and these issues are completely resolved. Looks like several mb manufacturers are having issues with Z77 USB detection and the like. Reminds me of the SATA 3 issues with the P67, though not nearly as severe.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2244025
http://forums.tweaktown.com/gigabyte...tdowns-15.html
P.S. I like your YT reviews--they're detailed and very helpful :up:
No F8b has been released for UD5H.
Btw,
yesterday released official BIOS on Gb web page.
I know you are waiting to get a 77 board but this may be helpful to some.Quote:
Originally Posted by NLight95
I find lockups only after loading optimised defaults following a BIOS wipeoput.... if you just enter BIOS & set things up without loading optimised defaults its fine :shrug:
Red ports Didn't help. Ive tried them all including the front ones.
Don't have another keyboard here at the momebt so basically I can't get past the after clear bios screen.
I stand humbly corrected. :cord: :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
I'm gonna keep a watch here and other UD5H forum threads to see what unfolds. I really like the UD5H so hopefully these issues will get ironed out in several weeks.
Uninstall Intel USb 3.0 tell me what happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by DisposableHero
Or also set your Vcore to your VID, manually, and see what happens.
borrowed my brother's logitech backlit kb and was able to select optimized defaults and continued... i'm not even to the point of OCing yet but i can try manually selecting those voltages for youQuote:
Originally Posted by sin0822
usb3.0 shouldnt be an issue because in windows its fine or do you mean disable it in the bios?
EDIT: can't enter the bios now with even the logitech kb.. it only worked after the bios clear... back to F5 i go
have you tried red USB ports or USB ports close to the sound card btw?
ive reported issues with your keyboards, hopefully they can provide a fix in the upcoming bioses :)
Loving this mobo, i keep updating bios. Which is the newest I am on F8A from 5-3 right now, is F7 newer than 8b?
i think that new F7 that released is dated newer.
some users were reporting that the Intel USb 3.0 driver was causing them to BSOD that is why i suggested it.
Check onboard USB header there is a port specifically for Charging..If you have plugged something into this port then try taking it out and use a non charging USB header. Or just remove while you test. Its a long shot no idea if it will help but its worth a try.
Back in the days i used get this issue where the keyboard was not detected all i did to fix this was to use a ps/2-USB adapter and voila it would work.
The UD5 doesnt have a Ps/2 port. Im guessin there must be a bios option to enable specific types of keyboards.
I switched on today using latest F7 bios. It turned ON n OFF 4 times before booting i prev set my DDR volatge to 1.41v it went up to 1.5v on its own. (This happens randomly)
This is the only issue i have at the mo..im increasing IMC + VTT 1 step at a time now to see if this resolves my issue.
Id really like to know if the F7 bios supports low voltage dimms and has Gskill memory support been fully sorted.
bench Without MVP
try port 80H emulation setting.Quote:
Originally Posted by irfs
i reckon only flash bios if you have an issue you need fixing.....
Hi guys I need a bit of help with MVP!
I have not read up on MVP other than Sin's how to post 2 of this thread & I googled my problem but an answer didn't jump out at me so please don't shoot me up too bad.
I have my DVI cable in the onboard socket, integrated graphics on & set to boot first. I also have the latest Intel HD4000 drivers catalyst & MVP drivers/software installed yet when I get into windows I get an error message.
"The Catalyst Control Centre is not supported by the driver version of your
enabled graphics adapter.Please upgrade your ATI Graphics driver or enable your ATI Adapter using The Displays Manager"
Any ideas what I've done wrong?
i would try to roll back the driver... .perhaps ATI is doing something fishy.
Cant it was a fresh install with all the latest drivers... its no big deal i only wanted to see if the 6950 would go quiet if i used mvp as its the loudest thing in my rig. I deleyed mvp now anyway.....
Hey guys
Today i tried my new UD5. But i have problem with network. No internet access.
I tried to update BIOS, new windows installation, two different cables (they are working on laptop) and no success :down:
The strange thing is that IP-TV is working normally. Just internet doesn't.
http://shrani.si/t/3N/1x/1TMudian/d.jpg
interesting, did you try both ports? IMo possibly bad NIC, i would RMA.
Yes i tried both ports :down:
But why IP-TV works normally?
Nooo this is not happening :shakes:
Do you guys have any suggestions before RMA?
Gents, I am attempting to leverage the mSATA port on this board, but for whatever reason my RunCore SSD is not being found.
Is there a special configuration in the BIOS I am missing? Currently, I have the Intel SATA set to RAID, but have tried IDE/AHCI also, but no drive detected?!
UD5H - BIOS = F5. Thanks for any suggestions.(there is no drive on port 5 installed)
I don't know if this has been asked before (I searched and haven't found)...
Does anyone know what kind of thermal compound comes applied to the PCH heatsink?
Is it any good or should it be replaced for another TIM, like Arctic Cooling MX-2?
Reason of my question is because of the PCH temperatures.
ATM PCH temperature is 55ºC but it will go a bit higher up to 58ºC. Ambient temperature ~25ºC.
I'm not sure if those temps are OK or if should and can be improved by changing the TIM.
I know it can be improved by adding a fan blowing air directly on the heatsink because I tested and temperatures got lower but I don't recall exactly how much.
There is another motherboard, an Intel DH61BE [picture] running with a G840 CPU and the PCH temps go up to 77ºC (but usually ~65ºC). Adding a fan blowing air directly on the small heatsink makes it 43ºC.
Those are the first LGA 1155 boards I ever used so I'm quite unfamiliar with the PCH temperatures.