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BIOS 1001: New problem booting (QC B1)
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02-04-2015
08:12 AM
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I just updated from 0802 to 1001 because I had continuing booting problems with 0802.
For the time being. I'm using stock settings in the BIOS (only disabling unused components like WiFi, Bluetooth and SATA Express).
Still, after turning off the system, I have the problem that quite often it doesn't boot the next time I try to start it. It hangs with the code b1 which I can't remember having seen with the old BIOS.
Nothing but disconnecting the system from the power source seems to resolve that.
I tried to rise the SA voltage to the "sweet spot" I found with the old BIOS (+0.096V) but that didn't do anything. I don't even want to start to try OC settings unless the system boots reliably with stock settings. Do you have any idea what I could do to resolve this?
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For the time being. I'm using stock settings in the BIOS (only disabling unused components like WiFi, Bluetooth and SATA Express).
Still, after turning off the system, I have the problem that quite often it doesn't boot the next time I try to start it. It hangs with the code b1 which I can't remember having seen with the old BIOS.
Nothing but disconnecting the system from the power source seems to resolve that.
I tried to rise the SA voltage to the "sweet spot" I found with the old BIOS (+0.096V) but that didn't do anything. I don't even want to start to try OC settings unless the system boots reliably with stock settings. Do you have any idea what I could do to resolve this?
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02-04-2015 08:20 AM
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02-04-2015 11:34 AM
Grestorn wrote:
I tried to rise the SA voltage to the "sweet spot" I found with the old BIOS (+0.096V) but that didn't do anything. I don't even want to start to try OC settings unless the system boots reliably with stock settings. Do you have any idea what I could do to resolve this?
Hello
VCCSA adjustments should not be necessary with stock settings. Wheat is the model number of the memory, how much installed and what speed is it running at?
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02-04-2015 02:13 PM
There are 4 4GB modules installed. They're also running at stock speed (i.e. 2133). XMP is not active.
With the old BIOS I was able to clock the RAM with 2800 using XMP without increasing its voltage. I ran MemTest one whole night without a problem.
I'll make another run with MemTest this night, this time with stock settings.
Here are the details about the RAM:
Memory Module Properties
Module Name Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK16GX4M4A2800C16
Serial Number None
Module Size 4 GB (1 rank, 16 banks)
Module Type Unbuffered DIMM
Memory Type DDR4 SDRAM
Memory Speed DDR4-2133 (1066 MHz)
Module Width 64 bit
Module Voltage 1.2 V
Error Detection Method None
DRAM Stepping 00h
SDRAM Die Count 1
Memory Timings
@ 1066 MHz 16-15-15-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 50-278-171-118-6-4-6-23 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 1066 MHz 15-15-15-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 50-278-171-118-6-4-6-23 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 1037 MHz 14-14-15-35 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 49-270-166-115-6-4-6-22 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 962 MHz 13-13-14-32 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 45-251-155-106-6-4-6-21 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 888 MHz 12-12-13-30 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 42-232-143-98-5-4-5-19 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 814 MHz 11-11-12-27 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 38-212-131-90-5-4-5-18 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 740 MHz 10-10-11-25 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 35-193-119-82-4-3-4-16 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 666 MHz 9-9-10-22 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 31-174-107-74-4-3-4-14 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
Extreme Memory Profile v2.0
Profile Name Enthusiast (Certified)
Memory Speed DDR4-2800 (1400 MHz)
Voltage 1.20 V
Recommended DIMMs Per Channel 1
@ 1400 MHz 25-18-18-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 54-365-225-155-8-7-31 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1400 MHz 16-18-18-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 54-365-225-155-8-7-31 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1313 MHz 15-17-17-34 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 51-342-211-145-8-6-29 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1225 MHz 14-16-16-32 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 48-319-197-135-7-6-27 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1138 MHz 13-15-15-30 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 44-296-183-126-7-5-26 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1050 MHz 12-14-14-27 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 41-274-169-116-6-5-24 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 963 MHz 11-13-13-25 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 38-251-155-106-6-5-22 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 788 MHz 9-11-11-21 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 31-205-127-87-5-4-18 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
Extreme Memory Profile v2.0
Profile Name Extreme
Memory Speed DDR4-3000 (1500 MHz)
Voltage 1.35 V
Recommended DIMMs Per Channel 1
@ 1500 MHz 25-18-18-39 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 70-390-240-165-9-6-33 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1500 MHz 16-18-18-39 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 70-390-240-165-9-6-33 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1405 MHz 15-17-17-37 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 66-366-225-155-8-6-31 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1312 MHz 14-16-16-35 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 62-342-210-145-8-6-29 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1218 MHz 13-15-15-32 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 57-317-195-135-7-5-27 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1124 MHz 12-14-14-30 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 53-293-180-124-7-5-25 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1030 MHz 11-13-13-27 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 49-269-165-114-6-5-23 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 843 MHz 9-11-11-22 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 40-220-135-93-5-4-19 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
Memory Module Features
Monolithic DRAM Device Yes
Thermal Sensor Not Present
Memory Module Manufacturer
Company Name Corsair Inc.
Product Information http://www.corsair.com/en/memory-by-product-family.html
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With the old BIOS I was able to clock the RAM with 2800 using XMP without increasing its voltage. I ran MemTest one whole night without a problem.
I'll make another run with MemTest this night, this time with stock settings.
Here are the details about the RAM:
Memory Module Properties
Module Name Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK16GX4M4A2800C16
Serial Number None
Module Size 4 GB (1 rank, 16 banks)
Module Type Unbuffered DIMM
Memory Type DDR4 SDRAM
Memory Speed DDR4-2133 (1066 MHz)
Module Width 64 bit
Module Voltage 1.2 V
Error Detection Method None
DRAM Stepping 00h
SDRAM Die Count 1
Memory Timings
@ 1066 MHz 16-15-15-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 50-278-171-118-6-4-6-23 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 1066 MHz 15-15-15-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 50-278-171-118-6-4-6-23 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 1037 MHz 14-14-15-35 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 49-270-166-115-6-4-6-22 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 962 MHz 13-13-14-32 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 45-251-155-106-6-4-6-21 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 888 MHz 12-12-13-30 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 42-232-143-98-5-4-5-19 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 814 MHz 11-11-12-27 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 38-212-131-90-5-4-5-18 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 740 MHz 10-10-11-25 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 35-193-119-82-4-3-4-16 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
@ 666 MHz 9-9-10-22 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 31-174-107-74-4-3-4-14 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-CCDL-FAW)
Extreme Memory Profile v2.0
Profile Name Enthusiast (Certified)
Memory Speed DDR4-2800 (1400 MHz)
Voltage 1.20 V
Recommended DIMMs Per Channel 1
@ 1400 MHz 25-18-18-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 54-365-225-155-8-7-31 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1400 MHz 16-18-18-36 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 54-365-225-155-8-7-31 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1313 MHz 15-17-17-34 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 51-342-211-145-8-6-29 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1225 MHz 14-16-16-32 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 48-319-197-135-7-6-27 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1138 MHz 13-15-15-30 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 44-296-183-126-7-5-26 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1050 MHz 12-14-14-27 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 41-274-169-116-6-5-24 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 963 MHz 11-13-13-25 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 38-251-155-106-6-5-22 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 788 MHz 9-11-11-21 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 31-205-127-87-5-4-18 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
Extreme Memory Profile v2.0
Profile Name Extreme
Memory Speed DDR4-3000 (1500 MHz)
Voltage 1.35 V
Recommended DIMMs Per Channel 1
@ 1500 MHz 25-18-18-39 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 70-390-240-165-9-6-33 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1500 MHz 16-18-18-39 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 70-390-240-165-9-6-33 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1405 MHz 15-17-17-37 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 66-366-225-155-8-6-31 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1312 MHz 14-16-16-35 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 62-342-210-145-8-6-29 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1218 MHz 13-15-15-32 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 57-317-195-135-7-5-27 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1124 MHz 12-14-14-30 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 53-293-180-124-7-5-25 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 1030 MHz 11-13-13-27 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 49-269-165-114-6-5-23 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
@ 843 MHz 9-11-11-22 (CL-RCD-RP-RAS) / 40-220-135-93-5-4-19 (RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW)
Memory Module Features
Monolithic DRAM Device Yes
Thermal Sensor Not Present
Memory Module Manufacturer
Company Name Corsair Inc.
Product Information http://www.corsair.com/en/memory-by-product-family.html
Acer Predator x27 - Thermaltake Core P5 - Corsair HX850i
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02-05-2015 11:33 PM
I made a MemoryTest run for two nights in a row (400% coverage) without any error.
Is there any setting that I could change to make the stock settings to boot reliably? Slightly increasing the DRAM voltage? Change one of the Training values? Anything?
I don't want to put more money in the platform right now, I just want it to work reliably with stock setting.
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Is there any setting that I could change to make the stock settings to boot reliably? Slightly increasing the DRAM voltage? Change one of the Training values? Anything?
I don't want to put more money in the platform right now, I just want it to work reliably with stock setting.
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02-08-2015 03:03 AM
I also want to add, that there are TWO instances during boot, where the QC b1 is displayed: One about a second after a cold boot, in this state the display is not initialized yet, and the fans are still running with full speed.
That's the instance when my system is usually hanging.
The second instance is much later, when the ROG logo is displayed, right before the Win 8 ring of points starts to spin, i.e. when the UEFI turns control over to the windows boot loader. Sometimes it's also hanging there with the same code b1.
Could both be an USB problem as well? I have an internal USB 3 hub and memory card module which is connected to the internal USB connector (http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=401&area=en). It's a bit difficult to access the connector for that device, which is why I didn't try to disconnect it until now. But if you say that b1 could indicate an USB problem (which I would supprise me, since it's happening that early in the boot cycle) I'd try to disconnect that anyway.
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That's the instance when my system is usually hanging.
The second instance is much later, when the ROG logo is displayed, right before the Win 8 ring of points starts to spin, i.e. when the UEFI turns control over to the windows boot loader. Sometimes it's also hanging there with the same code b1.
Could both be an USB problem as well? I have an internal USB 3 hub and memory card module which is connected to the internal USB connector (http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=401&area=en). It's a bit difficult to access the connector for that device, which is why I didn't try to disconnect it until now. But if you say that b1 could indicate an USB problem (which I would supprise me, since it's happening that early in the boot cycle) I'd try to disconnect that anyway.
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02-08-2015 10:41 AM
Grestorn wrote:
I also want to add, that there are TWO instances during boot, where the QC b1 is displayed: One about a second after a cold boot, in this state the display is not initialized yet, and the fans are still running with full speed.
That's the instance when my system is usually hanging.
The second instance is much later, when the ROG logo is displayed, right before the Win 8 ring of points starts to spin, i.e. when the UEFI turns control over to the windows boot loader. Sometimes it's also hanging there with the same code b1.
Could both be an USB problem as well? I have an internal USB 3 hub and memory card module which is connected to the internal USB connector (http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=401&area=en). It's a bit difficult to access the connector for that device, which is why I didn't try to disconnect it until now. But if you say that b1 could indicate an USB problem (which I would supprise me, since it's happening that early in the boot cycle) I'd try to disconnect that anyway.
Try disconnecting every USB device but your keyboard and mouse. Try plugging them into the two USB 2.0 ports
See if that helps. I think it is a USB issue
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