BIOS Disk Boot Option settings don't hold (GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK)

[genegold]

Re: BIOS Disk Boot Option settings don't hold (GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK)

So far no one has responded on the Anandtech firmware thread about the Samsung firmware, but I also filed a support ticket with Samsung that will probably see a response after the weekend. Nothing on the overclock graphics card firmware thread either, tho the guy that wrote the UEFI patch for the Sapphire HD7750 low profile version warned me off trying it for my (Ultimate) version of that card.

[Teddybehr]

Re: BIOS Disk Boot Option settings don't hold (GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK)

So far no one has responded on the Anandtech firmware thread about the Samsung firmware, but I also filed a support ticket with Samsung that will probably see a response after the weekend. Nothing on the overclock graphics card firmware thread either, tho the guy that wrote the UEFI patch for the Sapphire HD7750 low profile version warned me off trying it for my (Ultimate) version of that card.

There is a huge thread on Overclock
[Official] Samsung SSD830/840/850 Owners Club

Hopefully you will have some support from Samsung soon
regards

[genegold]

Re: BIOS Disk Boot Option settings don't hold (GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK)

As a follow up to this thread, after experiencing lots of good startups and frustrating ones, I decided 48 hours ago to do a clean reinstall with a UEFI version of Win 8.1 Pro. Obviously, there were a lot of restarts in the process of setting up again. Ironically, in the first six or seven restarts, I got three with an MBR error. Fortunately, on restart with cntl-alt-del, the startup ran through each time. Since then, each has been clean. So, at this point I'd say cloning the former SSD was the source of the problem.