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Thread starter jmt391 Start date Aug 21, 2009.
#Msi z97 gaming 7 bios download Pc
I can then use the pc as normal and it runs lovely until the next time this happens.Asus P5QL/EPU USB Problem. It seems that when it (the system ) see's a new stick of ram it will boot but then something happens and it will not boot from cold.Īs I've mentioned the only thing that stops this merry-go-round is to flash the bios. If I take the stick out and pop in a stick of the 1333 xms stuff again it will boot but yet if turn it off It will boot loop from cold. If i turn it off and try to boot from cold it gets a boot loop.
The oddest thing is if I removed the 1333 stuff then popped in a stick of the 2400 it will boot. I originally thought it was a ram issue until I tried booting the next day with my old set (xms 1333mhz) and i got a boot loop yet when i was getting the boot loop before with the Corsair vengence 2400mhz RAM replacing that set with this 1333mhz set allowed me to boot up. No, i only have Corsair memory which I've always found to be fine with Gigabyte boards or least the ones i've used. I sent a support ticket to Gigabyte but I think the issue is too difficult and they stopped replying lol. I've ran the Intel diagnostic on the chip which passedĪs i said above I've tried two sets of RAM both did the same thing. The issue occurs in both bios, 1 and 2 as it's dual bios system. System seems to be working without flaw but then again it always does until this damned issue raises it's head again. At one point the bios was beeping continually although eventually it seemed to sort itself out and that's where I'm now at. As I'm at the highest bios version I flash it back to F7 and in doing so heard some very weird bios beeps. Once again all was fixed.Ī few weeks later and it's now yesterday and it happens again.
#Msi z97 gaming 7 bios download windows
I got back into windows and flashed the bios.
Everything worked as it should and i thought no more of it.Ī few weeks later it happened again. So i popped one of the original ram sticks back in and weirdly it booted, I then flashed the bios which seemed to be the solution.
Er nope! Even with this different ram if then turned the machine off and tried to boot it would again fall back into the boot loop. Yayy i thought it must have been the RAM. This meant I couldn't even use the one stick trick to get back into windows but luckily I had some spare RAM from an old build so popped a stick of that in and it booted up. So I then turned the machine off and tried to boot from cold, still with the one stick inserted and the same happened again, boot loop. I found that if i booted on one stick of RAM I could get back into windows. Now when this happened the first time around I tried various things. It will just keep churning over and over until I hold down the power button. Ok so every few weeks my system will on a cold boot fall into a boot loop before the post beep. This is a bit of a long and convoluted tale but I'll try to be as clear as i can.
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