01-15-2019 05:13 AM - last edited on 03-06-2024 08:56 PM by ROGBot
01-16-2019 07:28 PM
zebyte wrote:
I have been through all these threads and read the explanations but why did it not do the cold boots on the bios version that shipped with my board.
01-16-2019 04:08 AM
01-16-2019 08:47 AM
zebyte wrote:
Interestingly, the bios version my board came with is not available on the website it was a weird number 022x something like this, if you guys can find this bios version I can tell it won't do the reboots on it.
01-16-2019 05:52 PM
Xpoint wrote:
Hello there,
I just finished my new Build about a month ago and since then I have the "issue" that my PC restarts two times after pressing the power button and the PC was disconnected from power since last boot. This isn't really an issue since it just delays the first boot of the day by 10 seconds but I wanted to ask if this could be an indicator that something isn't quite right.
I did not overclock anything except enabling XMP of my RAM. I even disabled MCE.
I just read about someone experiencing power cycles with AURA. I use AURA too. Is this a known issue?
The power cycle always looks exactly like this:
- I press the power button and the PC turns on
- After exactly 1.5s the PC shuts off.
- After another 4.5s it turns back on.
- After another 1.5s it turns off again.
- After another 4.5s it turns on again and boots successfully.
This behavior is 100% reproducable.
Right before it shuts down it shows code 28 but I can't find it in the manual. Before that it shows 20 which I can't find either.
Am I reading the manual wrong? What does 19-1C mean for example?
My system:
- i9 9900K
- Hero XI Hero Wi-Fi
- G.Skill Trident Z RGB 16GB, DDR4-3200
- Strix 1080 Ti
- ASUS MG278Q
- NZXT Kraken
- EVGA SuperNOVA G3 750 750W ATX
01-17-2019 08:08 AM
Happens every time on every board when AC power is removed. Leave the power up and it wont. This behavior is 100% reproduceable because its 100% the way its supposed to work. Without this initialization process the box of parts and wires would never know its a PC.
01-18-2019 09:14 AM
JustinThyme wrote:
This behavior is 100% reproduceable because its 100% the way its supposed to work. Without this initialization process the box of parts and wires would never know its a PC.
01-18-2019 12:36 PM
Xpoint wrote:
No PC I've ever owned did this. After all, the BIOS could just save these parameters.