Hello Community ![]()
I've got a big problem with my new dx58so mainboard which i received yesterday. The board is or better was running an i7-930 with 6 gb of geil black dragon rams. At first the board was running fine, after i saw in the bios that the cpu was running with 3.33 ghz instead of 2.8 ghz and i noticed that the memory was running at 1.54v instead of 1.6(5)v. i decided to make an bios update to 5020 from 4598 and that was a complete failure i guess. the bios update was completed successfully and after it was finished the board did a shutdown and restarted but nothing happens anymore. The fans spin on full speed and the board just hangs and is showing no response at all, not even the recovery or config mode works. But if i take out the memory, the board just gives the 3 beeps. so i guess the board is only half-dead or something. i tried another psu and some other ddr3 ram without any success... ![]()
As stated here (http://processormatch.intel.com/CompDB/SearchResult.aspx?ProcNbr=i7-930), the board should have run the i7-930 just fine. My board has the revision number E29331-702
so did anyone of you experienced the same behaviour and has maybe a solution? i guess i killed it, but before i return it to my retailer i just wanted to ask u guys ![]()
Thx!
You dont' seem to be the only one with this problem, look for thread with title Intel releases another broken BIOS for DX58SO desktop board... another user seems to have had the same experience as you yesterday.
I had similar issues with 5020, but they were resolved by either moving jumper to configuration mode, or unplugging the machine and pulling the CMOS battery. After resolution, the board would eventually do the same thing again after a few reboots... (aka fans at full speed, no video, hang forever). Moved back to 4405 until Intel can either get a stable BIOS release, or the next BIOS release kills my board as well.
hmm doesn't sound too good then, its almost the same as described in the thread
guess i send it back to my retailer, exchange it and wait for a newer bios version *hopefully* to use my i7...
Hi, did you find a solution for this issue? I am having the same problem!
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