Praz wrote:
Hello
The part highlighted indicates the issue. When clearing the BIOS the board should not have any power going to it. This has always been the case for all platforms.
Wait, you guys pull the power before using the CMOS reset switch on this board?
I was a Toshiba repair tech for years, so I'm intimately familiar with the BIOS shorting that you're referring too, but I assure you that it's not necessary for a CMOS reset on this board. If you shut down in windows, and once its shut down, reach around and hold down that CMOS button, it cuts power to the board and all LEDs go out. When you release it, the board LEDs come back on, and if you hit power it'll post with default BIOS settings.
Not having to mess with pulling batteries, moving jumpers around, or frequently disconnecting the power cable, are one of my favorite aspects of this rig. I've never been able to do this much over-clock testing while never absolutely NEEDing to open the case or mess with it's power before.
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