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New mb has revision 1.1 and works perfect, giving 550 fsb without any problems, allows low cpu voltage during OC. One thing - than DES is enabled, music plays with lags, no matter what audio card i use - internal or external. This is really bad.
Mine basically doing the same thing except the video card fans turns while the LED's are flashing, the cpu fans turns very little, the LED's go off and then it cycles again. Everything is new and I don't have other ram or a differentt CPU.
That's what I was using. Think the first was bad, took it out, tried the other one, posted just fine. Tried both, back to hang time.
I'm gonna go ahead and get it all put in the case and try upping the voltage a little, but I've probably got a bad stick.
I'll just add my .02, as I experienced this issue as well. When I initially powered up my new rig, all the lights came on (phase lights, and fan light in my Thermaltake Armour case) for about .5-1 sec. Would turn off for a few secs, then fire up. Turn off, then fire up. After picking my jaw up off the floor, I went thru every physical connection on the mobo and ensured they were secure. To my surprise, the 24-pin power was not. It moved just a little when I applied pressure. Fired up my rig, and no problems since.
I guess my suggestion is (and I'm just throwing it out there based on my experience) make sure you double check the power, then check it again...
Haven't checked the stick yet, but I get no post with that one on board. Typin' this on the new rig though. It's not pretty yet, but it's in the case, XP installed and updates run.
Just finished putting in the wireless card, this one's in the cellar, and got on line for a few. Thanks for your help, probably won't try any overclocks until I get the ram takin' care of, but so far I LOVE IT!
i've experienced this exact prob on my ep45-ud3p...actually this is the sole reason im going through these forums as i normally dont overclock my system at all. after returning my 1st ud3p, my 2nd ud3p had the exact same prob of 2-3 second of constant rebooting with the 6phase led flashing for a few seconds before starting up again....its got something to do w/ the 8pin cpu connector...i've tried 3 diff power supplys (seasonic, enermax, dell oem) and same reboot prob...after hrs of tests i got my system to boot by leaving on 1 stick of ram in the farthest right slot and moving the video card to the lower pcie (orange) slot....don't know the reason why this worked but thats how it is...so close to sending the 2nd board back too, my old ds3 board was bulletproof but it seems these ud3 boards are alot more problematic from what i've read this 2-3 second reboot is a common problem...the only prob i still have is it cant wake from sleep mode but this i can live with, just gotta wait for a bios update to fix this.
I see you say you do not overclock, does that mean you are leaving all your settings in auto? If so that could be the cause of your double reboot and S3 failures. Auto is not best, and often incorrect in many setups and an cause failures even at stock depending on hardware
If you would like me to look at your settings, or suggest some manual stock ones to you let me know and post your Full specs
I see you say you do not overclock, does that mean you are leaving all your settings in auto? If so that could be the cause of your double reboot and S3 failures. Auto is not best, and often incorrect in many setups and an cause failures even at stock depending on hardware
If you would like me to look at your settings, or suggest some manual stock ones to you let me know and post your Full specs
i actually underclock when i used to have my ds4p (200fsb), reason being i game 1% of the time but have my system on 24/7 and needed a quiet system. (no fans except on power supply) and had decent temps. yes all my settings on the ud3p are stock, i tried to underclock/overclock a few times but the settings seemed to reset themselves after a few more 2-3second constant reboots so i've just left every bios setting as is...i do not want to increase any voltage whatsoever as that will increase heat in my fanless case....heat requires fans = noise...once you get used to quiet computing you dont go back, trust me. You might think no fans = overheat but my temps are good and my case allows for natural convection and negative air pressure - i've never had a hiccup on my old ds4p.
if you can recommend some manual stock settings that would be great, i'd like to be able to underclock most of the time and do a mild overclock during game sessions.
specs:
q9450
ep45-ud3p (f7 bios)
ati 4670 1gb
2x2gb ocz hpc memory (not sure which model#)
enermax modu82+ 425w
all sata drives - 1 velociraptor, 2 wd green drives, 1 lite-on dvd drive
coolermaster cosmos case
scythe ninja cpu cooler
onboard audio, lan, no connected usb hubs
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