07-29-2021 02:34 AM
09-22-2022 09:01 AM
09-22-2022 12:22 PM
DaBogo wrote:
Hi,Â*
i got my asus dark hero on 08.12.2020 from Digitec in Switzerland.
The board was working until last correct pc shutdown 1 week ago.
I have custom build with 5900x, 4x8ddr4 gskill 3800mhz, asus strix lc rgb 360 aio, all drivers and bios up2date.
The issue is: nevermind if i press power button on case or on motherboard,
i hear click from powersupply fans turn on for 1cm and than nothing. i see rgb on the lc 360 aio (otherones are turned off) so i was
thinking its my Corsair HX850i psu.
I bought brand new PX-1000 Â*Seasonic PSU, also replaced the termal paste, connected everything back and same issue with brandÂ*
new power supply. Â*
Was there a V2 release from Dark Hero without this issue?
I‘m already looking since couple of days at msi x570s ace max as replacement since i believe i could probably just reconnect everything from dark hero to the new board and send this to rma. Was any reaction from Asus made to this thread?
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* Â*Are there any updates regarding this issue?Â*
I was happy with performance and everything but this is not acceptable since after replacing the psu its more than obvious that its comming from the motherboard.
Any feedbacks are very appreciated.
Br
DaliÂ*
09-23-2022 11:39 PM
Megascrypt wrote:
This has been issue to so many other owners of Dark Hero and to date no one knows which batches were effected. I can only presume since yours was from 2020, you might have had that coming. We all would like to know when was their latest production date of these boards that were fixed shipped out to retailers.
Honestly, I've heard a lot of good things about MSI and since Asus gives everyone run around with no any sort of info I would go for it, otherwise, you like many of us might wait for nothing.
Good luck
09-24-2022 04:44 AM
09-21-2022 11:23 AM
BearerOfVictory wrote:
Hey guys, it's me again. This time I might have some good news to provide!
Since the startup issue was really affecting me more than I wanted (it was getting stressfull to bend under my desk every day or so, wait a few seconds for the LEDs to be cut off and then press the switch again), I kept looking online for possible solutions, since the issue in my case seemed to be a bit random and not specifically hardware (like I said in my previous post, it got worse after the recent Windows Updates). I found the LinusTechTips site and people there were also discussing this exact same problem with the Dark Hero, which means literally the majority of customers with this Motherboard are experiencing the same nightmare. Somewhere in the comments, someone mentioned they managed to get rid of the issue by activating the ErP (S4+S5) option in BIOS. Since this is something I haven't tried already, I gave it a shot and I'm one of those people who gets extremely anxious and intimidated whenever the BIOS screen shows up... 😄
Guys, let me tell you, for now it seems like the startup problem is solved. I can't say if this is going to be a permanent solution, but the PC booted fine from the power button for 4 days in a row already. The ErP essentially turns off ALL the power from your machine, which means USBs, external devices and also Motherboard LEDs (including the Start button) will be completely off. Personally speaking, I don't really need the LEDs on while I sleep, nor I use the USB ports to charge my stuff. If the MB LEDs are turned off, the power button is supposed to work. If the LEDs and the Start button are on, the Dark Hero glitches out and fails to read the input of the power button, until the power is reset via PSU. This is still unacceptable considering how much this component costs (and my PC is brand new too, already RMAd it once for faulty RAM. I couldn't stand the thought of doing it again for the MB since the shop's policy states I have to deliver the entire PC there and leave it for who knows how long until they're done with the replacement and testing), a similar issue should not occur. Still, since the nice RGB lights are useless at night for me, I was more than willing to give them up on shutdown.
Before opening a RMA ticket or replacing the MB with a different brand at your cost, I would suggest to try this if you haven't already, especially if your system works fine the entire time the system is running.
Note: I do not use Sleep mode and haven't tested it with Hibernate yet, so I can only confirm this works with normal shutdown.
09-24-2022 07:55 AM
09-24-2022 12:41 PM
Megascrypt wrote:
Nice that you got your new board, hopefully it works as it should, "fingers crossed"
Production date pretty much 2022..good, lest hope Asus new what was the problem before that and you have nice trouble free board.
Please let us know how it works
Good luck
09-24-2022 02:23 PM
09-24-2022 03:00 PM
09-24-2022 05:59 PM
Megascrypt wrote:
Please keep us posted and Good Luck