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x58haze ![]() Newbie ![]() ![]() Joined: 26 Apr 2017 Location: Venezuela Status: Offline Points: 124 |
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So do you think that is good idea to Format my SSD, and Even the HDD that is for backup as GPT+Fat32 using the rufus, to avoid any performance decrease?
But before doing that, should I first, press f9 + clear CMOS, activate my xmp profile to 2.1 which gave me 3200 and my cpu overclock back to 3.7 ghz? Then proceed to format my SSD, then my hdd etc etc? |
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datonyb ![]() Senior Member ![]() Joined: 11 Apr 2017 Location: London U.K. Status: Offline Points: 3139 |
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dont rush
first find out why the bios is very slow as and when thats fixed then move onto speeding up other/later events as i said in last post disconnet the mouse just to test bios speed (smoothness) lets find out whats THAT problem before rushing into other things try clear cmos but dont load any ram xmp settings yet (the increased speed will not show in bios ) but by removing all causes first to check its fixed then doing one thing at a time you will see whats causing the problem fault finding is simple if you TAKE SMALL STEPS trying to run before walking always leads to falling over ................. |
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MisterJ ![]() Senior Member ![]() Joined: 19 Apr 2017 Status: Offline Points: 1097 |
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x58haze, I agree with datonyb! Make sure your system is running well before doing any kind of performance tuning. Allow the memory to run at the SPD settings. I guess I do not fully understand where you are right now. I assume you have a running W10 system and updated the BIOS to the latest version. If this is not true, please detail what you have. Assuming I am right, I do not suggest you reinstall W10. Just do the Load UEFI defaults, reboot and see if the BIOS "feels" better. You never want to do a GPT and FAT32. The Rufus procedure I saw was to create a DOS USB stick for booting and updating the BIOS using DOS before the Instant Flash was coded in the BIOS. The USB stick for the Instant Flash BIOS update also needs to be FAT32, but DOS is not needed. GPT and MBR are the character of the disk not the file system installed. In most cases you want the NTFS file system. W10 installation will format the partition you plan to install on to NTFS. When you get this all sorted out and want to reinstall W10, then you can convert them to GPT (a newer and better disk) but the conversion will erase all the data on the disk. Enjoy, John.
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x58haze ![]() Newbie ![]() ![]() Joined: 26 Apr 2017 Location: Venezuela Status: Offline Points: 124 |
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I'm so disappointed of me, actually it seems that my SSD is using already the GPT when checking through device manager, but the HDD which is for backup is MBR
Windows 10 is fully updated is the version LTSB enterprise N 1607 it has security cumulative update the latest one, it has dynamic updates, everything The bios itself are on latest too agesa 1.006, but datonyb wants me to disconnect the mouse to test my bios smooth, but how thats possible, if keyboard is not that lag in the bios but still, and but yeah ill try disconnecting mouse to see if the keyboard become more smooth. but this still to me not an option, because this motherboard has 20 days with me But okay ill try to put everything again default, which i have do tons of time and it seems not to help.... but i will :s Edited by x58haze - 15 Jun 2017 at 5:19am |
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MisterJ ![]() Senior Member ![]() Joined: 19 Apr 2017 Status: Offline Points: 1097 |
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OK, thanks, x58haze. I have not tried it but I think you can navigate the BIOS via the KB, perhaps that is what datonyb wants to see. It is not really necessary to convert your disks to GPT. If they don't need formatting, I would not bother. My one hard disk remains MBR.
I researched "Clear CMOS" vs "Load Defaults" and it seems clear cmos does a little more than load defaults. It is just easier to do load defaults - no moving jumper. Hopefully an ASRock expert will tell us if these boards work differently. Can you post the hash codes for the BIOS file you installed? Enjoy, John. EDIT: I meant to ask about your KB/Mouse - wireless/wired? Edited by MisterJ - 15 Jun 2017 at 7:22am |
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x58haze ![]() Newbie ![]() ![]() Joined: 26 Apr 2017 Location: Venezuela Status: Offline Points: 124 |
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Well guys today has been a long, long day, I ended up by testing a lot of things
First Off, I disconnected my pc from a power cord, and connect directly to the wall's outlets then, I open my case, take apart the cover and then, I start to disconnect things like: HDD, DVD/CD reader and by testing separated things, but the symptoms did continued, after I decide to Disconnect from my PSU those cables that are for SATA and case fans, also i disconnected the SSD cable too And I let just connected the GPU cable to supply my GTX 580. Then I test my GTX on both PCIE EXPRESS PORT of my Asrock ab350, and the symptoms continued, the same mouse lag cursor etc etc. Also I disconnected USB cables in the motherboard (the only that brings with my v9 case for front panel USB which are 2 usb port), also I disconnected the HD audio cable. So at the end I ended up with only the POWER/RESET/HD LED cables, and the rest was 8 pin processor cable connected, the cpu fan cooler connected, the 24 pins of course, and nothing more else, and I boot to bios, and yeah my rear panel all usb were funtionally, and i tested each usb with my both mouse and keyboard, and sadly the problem persist u.u So i guess is not the power supply, neither the SSD, or HDD, or DVD/reader because they were unplugged, and the power supply just was supplying the gpu and the others cables mentioned early And then I was checking the motherboard closely everything there. I ensure to have everything seat/connected well, also i reset THE CMOS, i did too take off and put back the Lithium battery, I swap my memories, tested with one module memory, with the 2 two memory itself, then I disconnected and connect the 24 pins connectors etc,etc. The only thing that I didn't wanted to do was: to RESET the Cpu chipset... because i don't have thermal paste to put it back, so I decide to not to reset my cpu... when I say reset, is to take off the cpu chipset wait for couple seconds and put it back, then cleaning with alcohol and blah blah, but i didn't that part.. because as I say I don't have thermal paste... so i don't want to mess temperatures.. Also I did check for every cable there, but so far everything was good plug, and in good conditions The only thing that calls my attention was the 24 pin psu connector Look: But i really don't think this is a problem because if you check the pictures, it seems like there never was a cable in that dead pin etc, like it was manufactured in that way, this is a Thermal Take ToughPower XT 775 bronce80+ ![]() ![]() |
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x58haze ![]() Newbie ![]() ![]() Joined: 26 Apr 2017 Location: Venezuela Status: Offline Points: 124 |
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Bum plz!
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datonyb ![]() Senior Member ![]() Joined: 11 Apr 2017 Location: London U.K. Status: Offline Points: 3139 |
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well i just went and checked two spare power supplies
one has a empty blank connector same as yours the other one has a white coloured cable there (i think its safe to assume its un-needed/spare) so where are we now ? you have disconnected about everything you can to rule out problems which leaves us with very few suspects in no order of how likely iut can only leave the problem as either mainboard/cpu/ram brand did i miss anything out guys ? |
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I also have a K4 gaming and my cursor is extremely slow in the bios as well but if you use the tab and arrow keys to navigate around I think ull notice its not laggy at all.
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