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  • GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

    God damn aggravating!!!
    Tested on F3, F6 and F7a BIOS's...any decent overclock, and when I try to resume from sleep or do a full boot/restart, the damn thing powers up for 2 seconds and shuts itself off for 4 seconds...and keeps doing this until I kill the power at the PSU. At which point it starts up with the same clock settings as before!! Not default clock settings, like a no POST issue. And it's all fine until I shut it off again...

    Running F3 or F7a BIOS, I'm solid as a rock at 3.6Ghz (400X9 and 450X8 FSB) and 1200Mhz on 4 X 1GB of Flex XLC RAM...
    Prime95 for 3 hours and I barely past 61 degrees on the CPU...
    F6 BIOS sux at 400 and 450Mhz...385 to 390, rock solid again...
    1.45V vCore and 2.2V RAM, and that's all! Everything else auto...
    Brand new OCZ 700W SLI PSU...
    All is good except this damn boot issue...
    Last edited by WuNgUn; 02-21-2009, 08:14 PM.

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    Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

    be happy you can even boot in dual channel mode. I can only run single channel.
    Gaming rig:
    XP Sp3
    Gigabyte EP45-UD3R bios F7a beta rev 1.0
    Q9550 GO OC'd 4ghz(471x8.5) with tuniq tower
    1 stick 2gigs G-Skill PI 8800s b/c this damn board won't run both sticks
    eVGA 8800Ultra Vanilla w/backplate--650core/1127mem/1654shader
    (1)500gig seagate 7200.10 main storage
    (2)320gig seagate 7200.10 sata extra storage
    lite on 20x dvd-burner sata
    corsair hx520 psu
    antec 900 case

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    • #3
      Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

      I'm having pretty much the same problem with my board:

      http://forums.tweaktown.com/f69/ep45...uestion-30405/
      Antec Three Hundred
      OCZ StealthXStream 700W
      GA-EP45-UD3P
      Q9650
      Xigmatek S1283
      4x2GB OCZ REAPER 1150
      EVGA 9800 GTX+
      SB X-fi Titanium
      Samsung Sata DVD Burner
      Seagate Barracuda 7200.11
      Vista Ultimate x64

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      • #4
        Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

        Prime 95 is no guarantee that the system is fully stable. Sleep mode is actually a good indicator I just found out myself again. I just swapped my CPU and the system passes Prime for hours but still was not fully stable.
        Adjusting CPU Reference form the standard 63.3% of CPU Termiantion helped me here, try values from 60-67%.

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        • #5
          Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

          Went to adjust CPU Reference...it's not adjusted by percentage, only value!? 0.76V.
          Do you want me to up it by 65%? 1.254V?
          Sounds like an aweful lot...

          My P5Q never did this...but if I went too far, it would hang at POST...a simple reset and your back in business...
          Man, I can't wait for it to come back from RMA...
          What's REALLY pissing me off, is yesterday, it worked perfectly at 3.6/1200...I could put it to 'sleep', wake it, restart it, shut it off, and boom...right back into Windows...
          Today, NOTHING!

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          • #6
            Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

            rev 1.1 board with F9 final bios. I have the wake from S3 endless reboot issue with my Q6600 at 400 x 8.

            CPU voltage is at 1.35v and Load Line Calibration is enabled. Ram is pinned at 400mhz x 2.00 and everything else including timings is set to auto.

            Same ram and memory was rock solid in my GA965P board. Ram is OCZ platinum PC6400.

            I agree with original poster - damn aggravating.
            Last edited by sbarton; 04-27-2009, 10:22 AM.

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            • #7
              Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

              You'll have WAY better luck with the F7a beta BIOS...

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              • #8
                Re: GA-EP45-UD3R POST/REBOOT LOOP...c'mon!!!

                FYI I do not get this behavior when running at up to 390x9. All other bios settings the same. I'm wondering if I should look at buying new RAM. I've been using this set for about 2 years. I don't want to buy it and not have it work though.
                Last edited by sbarton; 04-27-2009, 01:42 PM.

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