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- Jan 19, 2009
Hi guyz
I just put together my new haswell rig and i have an issue with an extremly long "windows starting splash screen" ( the black one with the logo ). The board stay on the code A0 for about 4 or 5 minutes before booting into windows normally. Everything is working perfectly, my SSD's are in AHCI mode and into windows i can stress test everything including the SSD and nothing is failing. Even the 2 SSD's report correct alignment and speed.
Into the bios, i can lock the Boot and Device state into Legacy or UEFI, or into "both mode" while asking for legacy or UEFI first. I try many configuration of these settings and nothing changed, i still get a very long splash screen. The ONLY way i get a correct boot is when i reset CMos. As soon as i change a single setting like only adjust my memory to spec, BAM i get this very long A0 code on splash screen.
I posted on the Gigabyte FR forum ( im french from quebec/canada ) but there are like 5 active user on the forum .... i dont even know if there are real gigabyte staff visiting this forum.
I Hope you guyz have an answer for me. I will fill a gigabyte support ticket if i dont get it sorted fast. Hope they can fix it if it's a bios issue.
Spec
Windows 7 x64 pro ( legit )
Gigabyte Z87X-OC
I7 4770k + PH-TC14PE
2x8gb ballistix 1600mhz CAS 8
Zotac GTX 780
Corsair HX750
2x Agility 4 256gb
LG sata cd/dvd
Tecnofront HWD BenchTable
3x **** VE278Q 5760x1080
The only new parts ( "not know good" ) are the motherboard/CPU/Memory. ALL other parts are "know good" on my last X79 setup.
The memory passed 2 memtest pass. Once i'm booted into windows, i can stresstest the CPU/Ram/board with usual prog and nothing fail, CPU temp in the mid 60s at 4.3ghz, currently back to stock speed ( cleared Cmos ), only my Memory is manualed.
I even unplugged the DVD/CD, only had my 2 SSD's at boot and had same issue.
I just put together my new haswell rig and i have an issue with an extremly long "windows starting splash screen" ( the black one with the logo ). The board stay on the code A0 for about 4 or 5 minutes before booting into windows normally. Everything is working perfectly, my SSD's are in AHCI mode and into windows i can stress test everything including the SSD and nothing is failing. Even the 2 SSD's report correct alignment and speed.
Into the bios, i can lock the Boot and Device state into Legacy or UEFI, or into "both mode" while asking for legacy or UEFI first. I try many configuration of these settings and nothing changed, i still get a very long splash screen. The ONLY way i get a correct boot is when i reset CMos. As soon as i change a single setting like only adjust my memory to spec, BAM i get this very long A0 code on splash screen.
I posted on the Gigabyte FR forum ( im french from quebec/canada ) but there are like 5 active user on the forum .... i dont even know if there are real gigabyte staff visiting this forum.
I Hope you guyz have an answer for me. I will fill a gigabyte support ticket if i dont get it sorted fast. Hope they can fix it if it's a bios issue.
Spec
Windows 7 x64 pro ( legit )
Gigabyte Z87X-OC
I7 4770k + PH-TC14PE
2x8gb ballistix 1600mhz CAS 8
Zotac GTX 780
Corsair HX750
2x Agility 4 256gb
LG sata cd/dvd
Tecnofront HWD BenchTable
3x **** VE278Q 5760x1080
The only new parts ( "not know good" ) are the motherboard/CPU/Memory. ALL other parts are "know good" on my last X79 setup.
The memory passed 2 memtest pass. Once i'm booted into windows, i can stresstest the CPU/Ram/board with usual prog and nothing fail, CPU temp in the mid 60s at 4.3ghz, currently back to stock speed ( cleared Cmos ), only my Memory is manualed.
I even unplugged the DVD/CD, only had my 2 SSD's at boot and had same issue.