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  • MOBO problem with screen shots.

    Brand-new build. On boot, I get the POST beep and that's all. Pressing the keys does nothing. Don't know where to start trouble shooting. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!

    Gigabyte H55H-S2H
    Intel I3-530 cpu
    Corsair 650w power supply
    Corsair 2 X 2GB DDR3
    Samsung burner

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  • #2
    Re: MOBO problem with screen shots.

    Well, I took one stick of the Corsair memory out and I finally got into the BIOS.
    But with both sticks the POST screen freezes-up like in the photo above.
    This is Corsair XMS 1600mhz 9-9-9-24 1.65v c9 Model CMX4GX3M2A1600C9

    The motherboard has two slots. With either stick of memory in either slot the PC will boot.
    It just won't boot with memory in both slots at the same time.

    What settings should I set in the BIOS at to get this to work with all 4GBs of memory?
    Any help is appreciated.

    CPU = Model # Intel i3-530
    Motherboard = GA H55M-S2H Rev. 1.0
    BIOS Version =
    Ram = Corsair 1600 4GB (2x2Gb) 9-9-9-24 C9 1.65volt


    CPU Frequency 2.93 Ghz (133 x 22)

    Advanced Frequency Settings:

    CPU Clock Ratio 22x

    Advanced Core Features [Press Enter]:

    Intel(R) Turbo Boost Tech................[Disabled] (NOT APPLICABLE)
    CPU Cores Enabled........................[All]
    CPU Multi-Threading......................[Disabled]
    CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E)..................[Auto]
    C3/C6/C7 State Support...................[Auto]
    CPU Thermal Monitor......................[Auto]
    CPU EIST Function........................[Auto]
    Bi-Directional PROCHOT...................[Auto]

    QPI Clock Ratio..........................[Auto]
    QPI Link Speed........................[5.86 Ghz]
    Uncore Clock Ratio....................[18x] (NOT APPLICABLE)
    Uncore Frequency.........................3600MHz (NOT APPLICABLE)

    >>>>> Standard Clock Control <<<<<

    Base Clock (BCLK) Control................[Disabled]
    X BCLK Frequency ..........................[133]
    Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.)..........[Disabled]
    System Memory Multiplier (SPD)...........[AUTO]
    Memory Frequency (MHz)................1333
    PCI Express Frequency (MHz)..............[Auto]
    C.I.A.2..................................[Disabled] (NOT APPLICABLE)

    >>>>> Advanced Clock Control <<<<<

    CPU Clock Drive..........................[ 900mV]
    PCI Express Clock Drive..................[ 900mV]
    CPU Clock Skew...........................[ 0ps]

    Advanced Memory Settings:

    Extreme Memory Profile (X.M.P.)..........[Disabled]
    System Memory Multiplier (SPD)...........[AUTO]
    Memory Frequency (MHz)................1333
    Performance Enhance (SPD)............. [Turbo]
    DRAM Timing Selectable (SPD)............ [AUTO]
    Profile DDR Voltage .................. 1.5V
    Profile QPI Voltage .................. 1.1V
    Channel Interleaving.....................[Auto](NOT APPLICABLE)
    Rank Interleaving........................[Auto](NOT APPLICABLE)

    >>>>> Channel A & B

    Channel A Timing Settings [Press Enter]:
    Cas Latency Time........................[9]
    tRCD....................................[9]
    tRP.....................................[9]
    tRAS...................................[24]

    >>>>> Advanced Timing Control

    tRC....................................[Auto]34
    tRRD...................................[Auto]5
    tWTR...................................[Auto]5
    tWR....................................[Auto]10
    tWTP...................................[Auto]21
    tWL....................................[Auto]7
    tRFC...................................[Auto]74
    tRTP...................................[Auto]5
    tFAW...................................[Auto]25
    Command Rate (CMD).................. 1 [1]

    >>>>> Misc Timing Control

    B2B Cas Delay..........................[Auto]
    Round Trip Latency.....................[Auto]

    Channel A Turnaround Settings [Press Enter]:
    Different DIMMs........................[Auto]
    Different DIMMs........................[Auto]
    On The Same Rank.......................[Auto]

    >>>>> Channel A Writes Followed By Writes

    Different DIMMs........................[Auto]
    Different DIMMs........................[Auto]
    On The Same Rank.......................[Auto]


    Advanced Voltage Settings:

    ******Mother Board Voltage Control ******
    Voltage Types............Normal......Current
    --------------------------------------------

    >>> CPU
    Load Line Calibration...................[AUTOl
    CPU Vcore..................1.19375v..[AUTO]
    QPI/VTT Voltage..........1.15000V.....[AUTO]

    >>> MCH/ICH
    PCH Core....................1.050v.....[Auto]
    CPU PLL......................1.800v.....[Auto]

    >>> DRAM
    DRAM Voltage..............1.500v.....[1.640v]
    DRAM Termination.........0.750v.....[Auto]
    Ch-A Data VRef............0.750v.....[Auto]
    Ch-A Data VRef............0.750v.....[Auto]
    Ch-B Data VRef............0.750v.....[Auto]
    Ch-B Data VRef............0.750v.....[Auto]


    Miscellaneous Settings:[/SIZE]

    Isochronous Support....................[Enabled]
    Virtualisation technology..............[Enabled]
    USB Storage Detect ....................[Disabled] Located In Integrated Peripherals Page (NOT APPLICABLE)
    Last edited by otto; 04-30-2010, 01:14 AM.

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    • #3
      Re: MOBO problem with screen shots.

      What BIOS are you using? If you are unsure go to the MAIN Page of the BIOS and press F9

      Is this memory on the QVL?

      Try these changes.

      QPI/VTT Voltage..........1.15000V.....[AUTO] << 1.2-1.25

      >>> MCH/ICH
      PCH Core....................1.050v.....[Auto] << 1.1 (Try last)


      >>> DRAM
      DRAM Voltage..............1.500v.....[1.640v] << 1.66

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      • #4
        Re: MOBO problem with screen shots.

        SOLVED:
        I double checked all settings in the BIOS and noticed this,
        ------ Integrated Peripherals -------
        SATA ACHI Mode [IDE] (which is the default).
        I simply changed this to:
        SATA ACHI Mode [ACHI]
        Magically, both sticks of memory worked and the board booted.
        Total time to figure this out, 4 1/2 hours. Yes, I'm a retard.

        Lsdmeasap, I'm using Bios ver. F1
        I'll double check my settings against your suggestions....thanks.
        Last edited by otto; 05-01-2010, 01:54 AM.

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        • #5
          Re: MOBO problem with screen shots.

          Odd to see IDE/AHCI settings affecting booting process, this should only affect windows loading

          Well good luck with continued setup! Post back if you need anymore help or have any questions

          *Edit*
          I do suggest you update to the latest BIOS, F6e if your motherboard is GA-H55M-S2H


          Please read this guide if you are unsure how to flash, use Qflash and please DO NOT USE @BIOS
          Last edited by Lsdmeasap; 05-01-2010, 03:28 AM.

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          • #6
            Re: MOBO problem with screen shots.

            Originally posted by Lsdmeasap View Post
            Odd to see IDE/AHCI settings affecting booting process, this should only affect windows loading
            True, but Corsair memory is weird like that. When i got my 4x 2GB they would only work at 800MHz. Then i noticed that the serial numbers on the modules were all mixed up (there were two separate 4GB kits, and not even within each kit was there a match), and i sent the memory back.

            A week later it arrived with mention "factory replacement". Well i'm quite sure it's been that, because ALL FOUR modules arrived with incremental serial numbers, they were nice enough to send me 4 sticks of the same batch even though i had bought two separate kits. Sure enough, the new sticks ran like clockwork, and they still do.
            Pro hardware technician for PC, Laptop and Sound equipment.

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            • #7
              Re: MOBO problem with screen shots.

              Originally posted by otto View Post
              SOLVED:
              I double checked all settings in the BIOS and noticed this,
              ------ Integrated Peripherals -------
              SATA ACHI Mode [IDE] (which is the default).
              I simply changed this to:
              SATA ACHI Mode [ACHI]
              this is crazy :D are you sure this was the only setting you changed?

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