***Official***Z68X/P67A-UD7 Club/Discussion/Info**

[moorhen2]

OK, so the flashing of the motherboard did not solve the freezing of my system So out it goes. I'll get another motherboard from Asus.

That suck's mate,i changed to Asus,far better board than the Giga,good luck.

[nossy23]

Well, seems like I put the blame too soon on Gigabyte. I bought de Asus P8Z68 Deluxe Gen3 with a new Crucial M4 256 gig SSD, changed all cables did a fresh WIN7 install, and I got the SAME issue. There are no related messages in the Event Viewer, just as before. I never get a BSOD, just a freeze. I'm really wondering what it could be. Power supply has been changed 3 times, mouse and keyboard too. So that leaves the CPU, videocard and the audiocard and the memory. I don't think it's the memory, since Memtest doesn't show anything wrong and I also get the same kind of problems each time. I have for the moment removed the audiocard. If it still freezes, it could the CPU or videocard. Very annoying problem.

[Falkentyne]

The only real issues with the GB boards are the boot loop issues (not everyone has them, the board is solid if you don't have that issue), and the erratic multi step LLC voltage regulation (everyone has that except at low vcores).

Hmm I PM'd sin0822 but he hasn't replied to my PM

[Khapz]

The only real issues with the GB boards are the boot loop issues (not everyone has them, the board is solid if you don't have that issue), and the erratic multi step LLC voltage regulation (everyone has that except at low vcores).

Hmm I PM'd sin0822 but he hasn't replied to my PM

yeah, so i'm waiting on that fix you asked on the page before too, to fix the multi step, the old one was better than this, for me it was more stable on the voltages, and the issue with the old bios are the fixes only, like reset button and etc.
if you guys have any news on the possible fix/beta bios keep me posted, because i'm interested on that too.

[Andi64]

The only real issues with the GB boards are the boot loop issues (not everyone has them, the board is solid if you don't have that issue), and the erratic multi step LLC voltage regulation (everyone has that except at low vcores).

Hmm I PM'd sin0822 but he hasn't replied to my PM

I think I have the boot loop issue. It always boots fine, but I cannot reset the computer. If a do a reset it starts looping forever, I have to unplug the power cord to boot it again. One time it managed to corrupt the primary BIOS, cause someone else rebooted the computer and let it looping.

That's a huge con.

[Kroegs]

Yeah I have the reset issue myself. If I blue screen I just flip the psu switch. A con indeed.

For the llc's I'm wondering if the manufacturers know something we don't. Check out this video of a guy at 5.1ghz. When he starts super-pi look at cpu-z voltage read jump way up then level out at 1.48. This is an asus board. Acts an awful lot like my llc's.. Gotta switch to 720p to see it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OazidwptwqQ

[Andi64]

Wow, horrible. It jumps to 1.576v!!! Then it levels at 1.48v

Mine is currently at 4.7Ghz 1.416v idle, when running one thread like super-pi it gets 1.428v, and at full load it bounces between 1.416v and 1.428v