I had this issue when I had a dying USB device plugged in. Try unplugging all USB and booting. if it helps, plug each one in one by one, and boot to figure out what device is dying.
This issue will also happen some times if you have a cdrom in your drive that's marked bootable but has no OS. Same thing with a usb flash drive.
1.45v is max 'safe' for 24/7. Intel says 1.4 with overshoot of .05v, so even 1.45 is 'bending' the rules on safety. I read the link you posted. You need to re-read the first post. He says that Turbo-V is misreporting the voltages and they are not that high. 1.65v is DDR Voltage, NOT qpi/vtt.





I just threw two of my 580s in it and of course I could transfer the SSDs and games as well!
To be honest, I haven't been too impressed at all with my R3E, I liked my P6T6 much more. It could run my 990X at 4.5 with lower volts than my R3E..
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Saaya yupp, I agree

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