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03-16-2018 09:00 AM #1
Stormwind81 PC Specs Motherboard ROG X299 XE Processor i9-7900 Memory (part number) Corsair Vengance 3200 4x8 Graphics Card #1 tba Storage #1 Samsung EVO 960 1TB (M2) CPU Cooler EKWB Professional Kit Case Thermaltake View 71 Power Supply EVGA P2 Supersonic 750
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ROG Strix X299-XE fails to boot after shutdown
Hello,
My system has run normal without problems for over 3 weeks.
Now my ROG Strix X299-XE fails to boot after it is shutdown over night.
Whenever I then press the start button all fans turn and all LEDs light up for a second but shutdown immediately after that.
Troubleshooting brought me so far that when I reset CMOS Battery it will start normally again.
The only thing I change in Bios is to enable XMP which is totally normal cause I have 3200MHZ Corsair Vengance RAM.
No other overclocking whatsoever.
EZ Update tells me there is no never update and I have the latest one installed.
I tested the problem with another PSU so that I can exclude an failed power supply.
Again, the system has run for over 3 weeks without this problem and this happened when I shutdown my system and tried to restart it the next day.
Any other solutions than RMA it?
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03-16-2018 10:12 AM #2
Can you confirm what power supplies you've tried on the system?
Also confirm spec list including what is plugged into the system.Last edited by Silent Scone@ROG; 03-16-2018 at 10:15 AM.
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03-16-2018 07:42 PM #3
Stormwind81 PC Specs Motherboard ROG X299 XE Processor i9-7900 Memory (part number) Corsair Vengance 3200 4x8 Graphics Card #1 tba Storage #1 Samsung EVO 960 1TB (M2) CPU Cooler EKWB Professional Kit Case Thermaltake View 71 Power Supply EVGA P2 Supersonic 750
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The main PSU in an P2 750W from EVGA the other one is an 650W from Enermax. Both 150€+ PSUs.
other components are:
4x8 Corsair 3200 Vengance DDR4 RAM RBG Edition
Aorus Geforce 1080ti
1x M.2 Samsung 960 EVO 1TB
2x Samsung EVO 860 500GB
and not forget the Intel i9-7900x
Btw If you click on my profile you can see that info too!Last edited by Stormwind81; 03-18-2018 at 05:32 PM.
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03-23-2018 03:24 AM #4
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Clear your CMOS and don't turn on XMP. See if the issue persists.
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03-23-2018 07:43 AM #5
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03-23-2018 09:00 PM #6
Stormwind81 PC Specs Motherboard ROG X299 XE Processor i9-7900 Memory (part number) Corsair Vengance 3200 4x8 Graphics Card #1 tba Storage #1 Samsung EVO 960 1TB (M2) CPU Cooler EKWB Professional Kit Case Thermaltake View 71 Power Supply EVGA P2 Supersonic 750
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strada strada
When it occurs it doesnt matter what I do, I cant get the rig to start properly until I clear CMOS.
Meaning I disconnect everything from the MB (intern & extern) but the system wont start.
I upgraded the UEFI to 1102, so far I had one week of no breakdown but I barely shutdown the system now.
Update 02/2019:
To get rid of this problem I found a workaround for my system.
First I did disable every "go to sleep mode" option in windows! It only shuts down sdds or monitors now, not the whole system as I run some VM's in the background anyway it doesnt hurt me much.
As an IT Administrator I did a big troubleshoot and disconnected everything that could interfere and yet I could replicate this problem sometimes. It is really weird but still I think it is an issue between nvidia bios and mb bios and api to the OS!
I didnt had this problem with my older card and this was the only change I made to the system back then.
Hope someone who stumbles into this thread can find some help with my responseLast edited by Stormwind81; 02-25-2019 at 05:52 PM.