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Intel® Socket 1155 for 3rd/2 nd Generation Processors Be sure to check them all out, each of the boards has its own set of interesting features. We have moved the specifications, board layout, and cooling sections together and break things down per board on the right side of this page. But covering four boards means it would just be a mess to read. Typically you would find the specifications here. This way we can get to the point a little quicker, saving you time, as well as giving us a chance to talk more about the differences between the variety of boards that we tested. We decided to roundup all four of the boards and cover them together. When it came time to write about the four different Asus Z77 boards I realized that most of you are not going to want to read through a lot of information that we would cover over and over on each review. You guys have seen our reviews of the Intel and Gigabyte boards. If you do decide to RMA you will have to put old back chip in.When doing all of our Ivy Bridge launch prep we spent a LOT of time benchmarking and testing a whole collection of boards. Shut down, unplug PSU >30 seconds, short cmos, unshort cmos, replug PSU, reboot to bios, reset bios options Must lay flat - both ends touching socketĪfter attempting first boot nothing will happen (but do it anyway) $15 - five working day turnaround (Indiana) If its still crap, I would face up to the fact I was screwed and move on - go to and plunk out $130 for a new Z77 V-LX and move on with your life - lesson learned.īut I dont know what your financial situation is, of course.Īnd your safest way to get a working 1502 bios is to buy a new bios chip - (it comes with it) from ASUS and replace the old. (The fact they didnt even blink when you told them you had wrong chipset on mobo is a dead giveaway) RMA the machine, tell them you are entitled to a "normal enthusiast mobo" See, you are slowly sucking yourself into redoing what iBuyPower did.īut after its all over, you still have some mixmash crap. Warn if they cant do it you want your money back!! (compare with my screenie)Īpparently these guys build a barely functional system and pray their customer doesnt try to "tweak" anything. Tell them bozo's you want to see C1 stepping on ASUS bios main page, and an 8.XXXX ME. Yours may be some early review sample or a factory reject/overproduction (OEM) Z77 is C1 stepping only - but even worse, the normal H67 SB is supposed to be B3. Hey, I just noticed that your BIOS MAIN page screenie shows B1 Soutbridge stepping I can see you slowly getting sucked into building your own after all. I am not going to advise you one way or the other. However so many things out of whack its going to take a whole start from scratch effort, including wiping HDD, maybe buying a new bios chip from ASUS E-Store $16, since you have no experience with all the flashing methods.īut its your PC, your money and your decision.
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Normally ME oprom N/A (not avail) means bad flash - bios ME partition corupted or incompleteĪnd you cant install MEI driver to a mobo with no ME OPROM in bios.ĪSUS has an ME OPROM updater utility that sometimes fixes these issues. Yeah, ASUS just started doing something screwey with the RST i'm actually sending the entire box back not just mobo and the ticket has instructions to check Device Manager for proper chipset family/series info prior to shipping back to me. Yeah, i hope RMA would fix issue, unless the integrator is the problem. that said, i'm willing to try a few more small tricks to try and get this right. You've provided great insight to this point and i understand completely if you don't want to mess with this any further. Part of me wants to just take off the SB heatsink and get the answers, but i imagine the thing is snapped in with those arrowhead fasteners that you have to clip/mangle to remove. I was not planning on packing the system up until after the weekend at the earliest (I finally received prepaid shipping label today). Maybe they slapped in the mobo CD after image as well.
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Click to expand.Yes, system was supposed to come ready to run from iBuyPower, OS and drivers were preinstalled (drive probably imaged from some master they have?).
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