05-20-2017
05:16 PM
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03-06-2024
08:16 PM
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ROGBot
07-16-2017 08:05 PM
supertrekie wrote:
Well if it does it again - pulling the power + battery is the only way to reset the SIO that controls all the sensors apparently. Been a few days now constant uptime and still no issues for me since doing it.
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11-20-2017 06:02 AM
Tonga375 wrote:
Hi everyone. Same problem here. (My components are in profile)
Randomly the pump and fans stop working. I plug the clc in all headers, W_Pump, AIO, W_Flow and in all of them, do the same.
Using or not the EVGA flow control, it's the same. Just one difference, in W_Pump header, Windows give me a notification "W_Pump Stop working".
The bios version of my MB is 1002 i never update it, and i checked temps and info with AIDA64.
I read the complete topic searching for solution and for now, i want to share my result.
Plug the CLC in AIO header.
Completely off QFan controller in Bios.
In Balanced Ryzen Plan deactivated the USB power off. USB always are on.
No AIDA64, any version. Completly uninstalled.
I don't say this is a permanent solution for everyone, but works for me at least in the last 2 weeks, no more sudden blackouts in pump or fans (for now and i hope ever)
The only "problem" now, is there's no AIDA, (just Flow Control and Ryzen Master) so, there's no Alerts/Alarms and auto shut down if fails, so... eye checking only.
Is very sad have this kind of issues in a MB like this.. if it were cheap, well.. all we know, but it doesn't! and buy quality and even so to be on the edge to fry the processor many times is very very frustrating.
I hope can help someone.
Cheers!
11-25-2017 09:48 PM
Syaoran wrote:
You definitely need to update your BIOS! I have AIDA64 installed and that issue isn't come back for me. However, double flashing (flash the same BIOS twice in a row without setting anything) a later BIOS should be where you start followed up by a power cord removed for at least two minutes while clearing the CMOS. If you are going to use AIDA64, use the latest version. I have always ran the high performance power profile in Windows and always disable USB suspending as well as completely disable Q-Fan.
11-26-2017 05:08 AM
Tonga375 wrote:
Thanks for the answer!
I'll try following those steps in a couple of days. I'll post the results here.
Thank you again!