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Intel Motherboards : Fatal1ty z170 gaming k4 motherboard do not boot

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Author: premysl.tichy
Subject: Fatal1ty z170 gaming k4 motherboard do not boot
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 6:32am

Hi, Building a new desktop computer
 

Motherboard: Fatal1ty z170 gaming k4

CPU:              Intel i3-6100, 3,7 GHz
Memory:        RAM Kingston 8GB DDR4 2666MHz CL13 (HX426C13SB2/8) HyperX Savage Black
Graphics:       Sapphire NITRO+ Radeon RX 480 OC GDDR5 4GB
Disk:              Western Digital 1TB, 3.5", SATAIII/600, 7200rpm, 64MB, WD10EZEX
DVD:             LG GH24NS black bulk
 
I am getting no video from hdmi graphics card or from on-board hdmi port. Seems to me that there is problém with memory or motherboard. I have tried all memory slots and nothing chaged. I am not sure if this memory is compatible with this board. bios_a1 LED is on (red light), cooling fans are moving including CPU and GPU fans, lights on Graphics cards are also on. All connectors checked.
 
 

Intel Motherboards : Asrock x99 fatality bios Broadwell E

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Author: Aristoc
Subject: Asrock x99 fatality bios Broadwell E
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:13am

Yes , you figured out the problem. That is half the battle. Same problem exactly that I had. I had the x99m killer with BIOS 1.90. J Z on this forum said I needed the updated BIOS 3.1 etc. I was lucky. I got a computer whiz, locally , here to program my BIOS. I took it out of the motherboard easily. Brought it to his house and he programed it. Worked perfectly. Unlike the other poster above. I have excellent boot times. 20 seconds all in. Can you find someone who will program your BIOS chip for you?  Otherwise you will have to wait for Tech Support. Unless you an return the board to the store? May be they can help you program it by using a 5XXX CPU on your board? If you do contact tech support, make sure  you request when they will be sending it to you and how long it will take.

Best





Originally posted by discotunax99 discotunax99 wrote:

Hi Folks,
I was hoping these boards would ship with a newer bios version so I opened the NewEgg box (which renders the board non-returnable) and I got P1.4, which doesn't support my new Broadwell E 6800k proc.
According to the cpu support table, I need P3.1.

Since I don't have a compatible processor on hand to run the board and update the bios properly
I contacted tech support, but haven't gotten a response yet since the holidays.

I guess I need to obtain an updated bios chip and replace it manually from what I've gathered from several searches. I don't see this as a potential obstacle, it just adds more time to wait for it to be mailed and perhaps a separate charge for the service.

Has anyone experienced the same or similar conundrum?
How long was the shipping time and has it worked out for you to replace the chip?
I'd love to hear from you.

Thanks, Patrick

AMD Motherboards : ASR 970 Pro3 black screen on reboot

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Author: bravotango
Subject: ASR 970 Pro3 black screen on reboot
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:28am

Only just realized the only thing I haven't tried yet is to update the BIOS with Instant Flash.

There seems to be two choices, improve DRAM or improve UEFI with no explanation of the difference or what to do first. I will go with 'improve UEFI' version and if that doesn't work I will then try the other thing.

Must also get around to detailing all the specs of my PC in the signature which seems a good move.

Intel Motherboards : X58 Supercomputer issue

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Author: wardog
Subject: X58 Supercomputer issue
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:41am

Moved from Media Reviews > Intel Motherboards _to_ Tech Support > Intel Motherboards

Intel Motherboards : BIOS/UEFI Computer Superslow X99X Killer i7 6800k

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Author: wardog
Subject: BIOS/UEFI Computer Superslow X99X Killer i7 6800k
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:43am

Moved from Media Reviews > Intel Motherboards _to_ Tech Support > Intel Motherboards

Achivement&Record : 5Ghz + submisions with Asrock motheboards

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Author: wardog
Subject: 5Ghz + submisions with Asrock motheboards
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:48am

Originally posted by parsec parsec wrote:


Since I'm an AMD noob, explain this: AOD > CPU Status - Thermal Margin.


AOD =  AMD OverDrive program

Thermal Margin shows the differential from current to Max temp

Intel Motherboards : Good Night LED

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Author: Forknmybut
Subject: Good Night LED
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:50am

Might be a stupid request... but anyway to have the Good Night LED feature turn off the LED only in a suspended state? When I put my computer to sleep the power LED flashes so brightly that it's hard for me to go to sleep myself.

I wouldn't mind being able to keep the LED on when my PC on active, but off when sleeping as an option with the Good Night LED Feature.

Achivement&Record : 5Ghz + submisions with Asrock motheboards

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Author: wardog
Subject: 5Ghz + submisions with Asrock motheboards
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 7:58am

Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

Originally posted by parsec parsec wrote:


The other noteworthy part is it was done on an ASRock Z170 OC Formula board.

Exactly why I posted it here Wink


Yea yea you two. I'm working on it. Confused Embarrassed It sure isn't as simple as OC'ing an AMD system.
cough...Intel..cough Question

Intel Motherboards : Installing ASRock Motherboard Problems

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Author: Palladini
Subject: Installing ASRock Motherboard Problems
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 8:18am


Hello. I have installed an ASRock K8Upgrade - VM800 Motherboard in my case, which is probably newer than the motherboard is.  No problem, I only intend to use this as a LAN Storage device or server, it will run Ubuntu.  Now here is my problem, I have connected most of the wires in the install, except these ones. from my front panel -
1 - 2 wire power on
1 - 2 wire reset switch
1 - 2 wire HDD LED
1 - Positive  single wire Power LED
1 - Negative single wire Power LED










But with these instructions from the PDF, I have no idea where to put any thing.  Every other motherboard PDF I have looked at gave you a clear this wire goes here diagram, whereas the ASRock PDF does not



Intel Motherboards (German) : iGPU über DP geht nicht

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Author: m1am1
Subject: iGPU über DP geht nicht
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 11:33pm

Hallo,

ich habe leider ein Problem.

Mainboard: OC Formula Z170
CPU: 6700k

Ich habe aktuell keine GPU, sodass ich die iGPU benutzen muss.
Ueber den integrierten DP Anschluss kriege ich an meinem Asus PG279Q jedoch KEIN Bild! Egal was ich mache. Das Kabel funktioniert sonst auch (Test über vorherige Grafikkarte 980 Ti). Im Bios ist die Onboard GPU als Primär aktiviert.

Ueber HDMI zeigt er mir jedoch ein Bild. Nur nicht über DP.

Möchte es jedoch auf DP legen, da dort ja mehr HZ möglich sind. Da ich bei HDMI nur 59 und 60Hz auswählen kann.

Kann mir jemand helfen? Oder ist der Anschluss defekt?

Gru?
Max

Edited by m1am1 - 8 hours 29 minutes ago at 12:49am

Intel Motherboards : J4205-ITX Booting Twice from cold start #999..

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Author: Mich
Subject: J4205-ITX Booting Twice from cold start #999..
Posted: 28 Dec 2016 at 11:59pm


Except 2x cold boot with additional loading time everything works fine of course..

After i tried almost everything including clearing cmos with battery removal, changing all possible bios options and trying different hardware(memory, psu+ front panel) and etc and etc...

now i can be 99% sure the problem is motherboard sending voltage to ram too early (when its not enough or too much) which cause second boot with full memory testing (voltage, frequency, timings...) - if you set manually frequency,voltage in uefi it loads fine in hot reset but not cold one..
yes i tried few different memories (and they are compatible with this board on their official site)

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

which means board is ignoring "power-good" ("PWR_OK") signal from psu... (i tested with few different psu (even pricey one) - and they all worked fine with more than 5 different motherboards+memory  before)

the question is can you fix it via new bios/uefi (i think even simple additional ~1sec wait before memory POST test should work) and how soon , or its completely hardware problem - and all your apollo lake boards are that faulty???

and yes maybe there is some memory which will work better - but fix should be pretty easy for almost all memory, right???

PS: please send it to your bios/uefi coder... bcs your official support is....

Intel Motherboards : Thunderbolt install problem

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Author: legend1863
Subject: Thunderbolt install problem
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 12:01am

Here's some additional information if it helps:

I'm running:
  • Intel Core i7-6700K Processor 4.0GHz
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8GB GDDR5 VR Ready
  • 32 GB of G.Skill  DDR4-3200 RAM
  • Toshiba 1TB 7,200RPM HDD + Samsung 250GB SSD
  • Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
  • ASRock Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K6 Motherboard
  • CoolerMaster EVO Hyper 212 Cooler
  • EVGA 750W Bronze Power Supply

I followed the instructions listed here:

http://asrock.pc.cdn.bitgravity.com/Manual/Thunderbolt%202%20AIC.pdf


Intel Motherboards : Only CHA_FAN1 working

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Author: parsec
Subject: Only CHA_FAN1 working
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 12:02am

Originally posted by xnivx01 xnivx01 wrote:

The fans I'm currently using are CM Jetflo 120. I've tried SickleFlow 120 from my old PC and it's the same as well.

I understand that CHA_FAN3 is not adjustable since there is no option in the BIOS, but I can adjust the speed of CHA_FAN2.

I've tried every percent % at all temps, using CPU source and motherboard source, yet the fan on CHA_FAN2 is running at 100%. Currently I can only adjust the speed of CHA_FAN1, quite disappointed.

No I have no utility/tuning programs. Everything is set in BIOS.


Unless the CHA_FAN2 header is not working, that does not make sense. The CM Jetflo is a four pin PWM fan, and the Sickleflow is a three pin voltage controlled fan.

We've heard reports that the four pin fan headers on the more budget oriented boards are only working in PWM mode, so the Jetflow at least should work on the CHA_FAN2 header.

Are you using the low noise adapter cable with the Jetflo fan? That makes it the equivalent of a three pin voltage controlled fan.

As a test, try installing your board's A-Tuning program. The FANTastic Tuning feature in it has a Fan Test button on each of the fan header screens. Select the CHA_FAN2 header screen and run the Fan Test by clicking that button. Try the Jetflo without the low noise adapter, the normal four pin connection. You should easily hear the Jetflo (I have several) at full speed, which is how the test starts. It then reduces the speed of the fan to its minimum speed, which also should be audible.

When the Fan Test is complete, the fan will again run at full speed. You must click the Apply button to select the fan speed profile on the screen, which by default matches the setting in the UEFI/BIOS. You could try the same thing with the three pin Sickleflo.

Please let us know what results you get.

Intel Motherboards : Only CHA_FAN1 working

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Author: xnivx01
Subject: Only CHA_FAN1 working
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 12:43am

Ok I'll try that tomorrow morning. On CHA_FAN1, the speed control works no matter it's Jetflo with or without silent adapter, SickleFlow works well too so I guess the board can control it with voltage or PWM. However, on CHA_FAN2 nothing works.

Intel Motherboards : Thunderbolt install problem

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Author: parsec
Subject: Thunderbolt install problem
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 12:58am

Originally posted by legend1863 legend1863 wrote:

*Thunderbolt connection to be used with a audio interface for recording music.

Hi,

I have an ASRock Z170 gaming K6 motherboard with 7.2 version BIOS and installed a ASRock Thunderbolt 2 AIC card into the PCIE6 slot.

  1. I connected the TBT Header Cable from my Thunderbolt card to my motherboards TB1 connection.
  2. Then connected the dongle in back from the Thunderbolt card to my video card display port.
  3. Then I went into BIOS under advanced and enabled the Thunderbolt. (I didn't touch the security level setting.) When I saved changes in BIOS and rebooted I lost all my video and had to do a CMOS reset to get my graphics back. (I couldn't even see the bios loading on boot until I reset CMOS.)


Is there something I missed or did wrong?

Thanks


The instructions describe three jumpers on the rear of the Thunderbolt card, J16, J17, and J18.

In some cases, you may need to move all three jumpers from their default positions:



The description of the pin location seems to contradict itself, compared to the jumper pictures. It seems to state pins 2-3 are the default, but shows the jumper on pins 1-2 as the default.

Whatever pins the jumpers are on now, move all three of them to the other position.

If you can, let us know what pins the jumpers are on by default.

Please let us know if this works for you or not.





Intel Motherboards : Cannot get past bios screen on Z170 extreme4

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Author: asrockasrock
Subject: Cannot get past bios screen on Z170 extreme4
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 3:32am

I apologize for the long wait for a reply... I was very busy during the holidays.

So I was able to get into BIOS -> Instant Flash to 3.40 and after it said the update was successful and it was time to restart, I did that and the system again hung on Dr. Debug error code 19. :(

Intel Motherboards : Fatal1ty z170 gaming k4 motherboard do not boot

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Author: premysl.tichy
Subject: Fatal1ty z170 gaming k4 motherboard do not boot
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 4:35am

CMOS has been cleared and nothing changed, no video output.

Intel Motherboards : RAM confusion -Fatal1ty X99 Professional Gaming i7

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Author: smusan
Subject: RAM confusion -Fatal1ty X99 Professional Gaming i7
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 8:46am

Hi folks!

I need your help! I'm confused regarding witch ram is suitable for Fatal1ty X99 Professional Gaming i7 motherboard.

Let me explain... In official site:

http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Fatal1ty%20X99%20Professional%20Gaming%20i7/#Overview

at the very bottom says that

"This motherboard is capable of supporting DDR4 ECC and RDIMM (Registered DIMM) memory modules which deliver server-grade performance and durability for high-powered computing systems."

but on the specification tab of the same page it says, that it

"Supports DDR4 ECC, un-buffered memory/RDIMM with Intel® Xeon® processors E5 series in the LGA 2011-3 Socket"

(link of the specification page: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Fatal1ty%20X99%20Professional%20Gaming%20i7/#Specification)

My confusion comes from using RDIMM abbreviation in specification tab, because RDIMM stands for "Registered RAM", but in same sentence it says that it doesn't support it??

Now what exactly type of RAM this motherboard supports for Xeon cpu?
ECC & buffered (Registered) RAM?
ECC & unbuffered (Unregistered) RAM?
Or both type of RAM supports?


I'm building my first Xeon PC with 128gb RAM and as you expect I don't want to f*** it up. My whole order stopped because of this so I appreciate the fast response.

Thank you all in advance!

Intel Motherboards : Recommended RAM for non-Z DDR4 overclock

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Author: janas19
Subject: Recommended RAM for non-Z DDR4 overclock
Posted: 29 Dec 2016 at 9:07am

I will be building a Mini-ITX PC that uses the Intel HD 530 iGPU and ASRock's H110M-ITX motherboard. Because of the iGPU sharing memory bandwidth, it's important to have higher memory speeds when gaming. The memory support list isn't clear which modules support XMP, can anyone make a suggestion?

Intel Motherboards : X99 (Taichi) - only seeing 48 of 64GB installed

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Author: mrmattk
Subject: X99 (Taichi) - only seeing 48 of 64GB installed
Posted: 30 Dec 2016 at 9:20am

New memory arrived today. I plugged it into the Taichi and it still only recognized 48 of 64 GB. I've decided to return the motherboard and replace it with an MSI X99A Tomahawk which has worked out of the box.

I'll assume it was a defect with my motherboard and not all Taichi motherboards.

For the record, I tried to send in for technical support through the ASRock website and I never had a reply.

Thanks for the help, I really appreciate that time that other users have put into the community here.
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