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- Dec 21, 2011
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- houston tx
((Just woke up from a good mornings sleep, and the problem still continues D: ))
Okay, so here's the deal. I have recently purchased a Sabertooth p67 motherboard, and it keeps double booting whenever I leave it shut off for about 3 seconds. Also my bios keeps resetting and it shows me a screen that says " please enter setup to recover bios setting". If I flick the switch on the PSU and wait for the computer to loose its power, and then flick it back on I cannot start my computer from the start button at the top of my computer, even though my graphics card lights are on, and my motherboard light is on. But if I unplug the power cord and plug it back in after the motherboard looses power then it will turn on. I have tried replaceing the CMOS 2032 3v battery in the motherboard, but that did not work. Also the computer boots up fine after i get past this stress-full task of re-entering the bios everytime I shutdown my computer. (salvaged the ram, powersupply, and hdd from the bottom paragraph)
Also, before this i had a maximus 4-z extreme motherboard with i7 2600k and was overclocking to around 4.6ghz, and ran a stress test on the cpu for about 4 hours. everything was fine after that but then i exited the program i used to stress test, and then my motherboards cpu pins fried my cpu and my motherboard.
Thanks, mp4ct. , hopefully the community can help me.
xD
Okay, so here's the deal. I have recently purchased a Sabertooth p67 motherboard, and it keeps double booting whenever I leave it shut off for about 3 seconds. Also my bios keeps resetting and it shows me a screen that says " please enter setup to recover bios setting". If I flick the switch on the PSU and wait for the computer to loose its power, and then flick it back on I cannot start my computer from the start button at the top of my computer, even though my graphics card lights are on, and my motherboard light is on. But if I unplug the power cord and plug it back in after the motherboard looses power then it will turn on. I have tried replaceing the CMOS 2032 3v battery in the motherboard, but that did not work. Also the computer boots up fine after i get past this stress-full task of re-entering the bios everytime I shutdown my computer. (salvaged the ram, powersupply, and hdd from the bottom paragraph)
Also, before this i had a maximus 4-z extreme motherboard with i7 2600k and was overclocking to around 4.6ghz, and ran a stress test on the cpu for about 4 hours. everything was fine after that but then i exited the program i used to stress test, and then my motherboards cpu pins fried my cpu and my motherboard.
Thanks, mp4ct. , hopefully the community can help me.
xD