Your answer:
In short, most likely the motherboard doesnt' like modded CPUs, like the Gigabyte boards.
Modded CPUs are different from "upper-strap" CPUs: the first ones are asking for a strap they don't usually requiring. From what I've gathered (and I'm actually guessing from those findings), it seems some boards simply take the strap the CPU requests for granted, and boot acordingly (as most ASRock boards seem to do); others actually seem to compare requested strap with expected strap, and refuse to boot when those two values are different.
That is, for me, the most logical thing happening. Other options are some boards only acepting BSEL mods if they are "VTT mods" (see some posts earlier), but that has not been tested until now; or, of course, something being wrong with the BSEL mod itself.
Hope this helps.
Cheers.
Miguel
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