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    Hi,

    Could anyone tell me if on their Gigashyte EP45-UD3P board when any setting is changed in the bios, their boards shuts down and the restarts.

    As it happens on mine, even when I alter the time

    Very annoying .

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaolinchicken View Post
    Hi,

    Could anyone tell me if on their Gigashyte EP45-UD3P board when any setting is changed in the bios, their boards shuts down and the restarts.

    As it happens on mine, even when I alter the time

    Very annoying .
    Its normal when you overclock, the NB has to change latencies so it must turn completely off, this is normal for intel chipsets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GAR View Post
    Its normal when you overclock, the NB has to change latencies so it must turn completely off, this is normal for intel chipsets.
    Thanks for the answer, but you misunderstood, I am not overclocking, this is with stock settings.

    Everytime I change a setting in the bios, even if I were to change the time in the bios, the board will shutdown then restart. This is on the default bios.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaolinchicken View Post
    Thanks for the answer, but you misunderstood, I am not overclocking, this is with stock settings.

    Everytime I change a setting in the bios, even if I were to change the time in the bios, the board will shutdown then restart. This is on the default bios.
    try upgrading the bios to F5a, also do a hard reset of the bios after the update is done, touch the reset jumper pins with a screw driver to short them to reset the bios, make sure pc is completely off from behind the psu, it should fix your problem.

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