MrRuckus, thanks for you input on this. Yes I do believe the fact that they use different hardware in different regions has some effect and what I was posting about trying to prove or disprove and believe it has Zero to do with the power supply being plugged in or not. For giggles and just because I've seen weirder things in my 30+ years in electronics engineering that make no sense I tried that the power supply thing and it had zero effect.
Someone who doesn't want to give it a second thought did replace the memory and experiences issues after. I take those posts with a grain of salt and give little merit to them, I just hope I don't get sued because of it!:rolleyes:
Do you know what memory is in your machine by any chance? Looking to see if you have a hardware profile different from mine, shouldnt be but you never know.
As of now mine is stock except for the 512GB 950 pro and Samnsung 1TB 850 EVO. Memory sticks RMA'd to the egg and no bios issue whatsoever again.
Someone who doesn't want to give it a second thought did replace the memory and experiences issues after. I take those posts with a grain of salt and give little merit to them, I just hope I don't get sued because of it!:rolleyes:
Do you know what memory is in your machine by any chance? Looking to see if you have a hardware profile different from mine, shouldnt be but you never know.
As of now mine is stock except for the 512GB 950 pro and Samnsung 1TB 850 EVO. Memory sticks RMA'd to the egg and no bios issue whatsoever again.
Sure, here you go. Curious myself to see if they are the same.
Err. More info actually selecting a module.
Yep, same exact memory sticks I have and currently no problems with BIOS 208. This makes less and less sense with every post. You introduced yet another scenario with no marked change in boot times but the fast boot shows disabled.
My fast boot is enabled and I can disable it if I want which gives me a longer boot time by about 20 seconds. Enabled its just a couple of seconds longer.
If nothing else I think its pretty conclusive that the 208 BIOS isn't 100% friendly to everyone.
Another thing our of curiosity is did you use win-flash or the smart flash in the BIOS?
My fast boot is enabled and I can disable it if I want which gives me a longer boot time by about 20 seconds. Enabled its just a couple of seconds longer.
If nothing else I think its pretty conclusive that the 208 BIOS isn't 100% friendly to everyone.
Another thing our of curiosity is did you use win-flash or the smart flash in the BIOS?
I've done it both ways. The only difference is when launched from the bios the file has to be on a usb and could not do a backwards flash when launched from BIOS
Thanks for the info, the roll back has already been covered several times, twice in this thread.
You could be having drivers hanging up. Now that you are back to 206 I would do a complete reset to factory state. While a pain and it takes a while it will get you back to square one and rule out any hardware problems.
