Recent content by OrzechowskiC

You're right, I went into the BIOS to check and it is 3103. I don't know if this is a sign that my motherboard is faulty or the BIOS is corrupt. All other settings remain what they are so I know the CMOS battery is fine.

The weird thing is is that it doesn't happen when I change my settings to "Auto". Its not causing any issues with the system but I just thought it was odd that prompted me to save settings when nothing is changed.

I have the latest BIOS offered from the Asus site, 1701 I believe. And each time it prompts me, like the picture shows above, I hit "OK". I don't make any changes and as you can see, it shows you that that its going from the "Core Ratio Limit [44]->[44]" like I changed something but I made no...

Its after I go into the Bios and NOT booting itself into the bios. I go into the Bios to check the settings. It's weird because each time I go in, no changes are being made yet it still prompts me.

Everytime I load the bios for Maximus mobo, it asks me to "Save Changes & Reset". This did not happen when the profile was set to "Auto". Is this Normal? Here is a picture of what I am seeing: It is currently in XMP mode where it set the "Core Ratio Limit" to 44 and every time I load the bios...

Looking for a new motherboard. I previously had a z97-A USB 3.1 in which I had to to RMA once and now has failing usb ports. I don't want to RMA for a second time, I would rather just get a new board. I was looking at a lot of the top tier boards like AsRock extreme 9 and Gigabyte z97x gaming...

Everything was up to date. It seemed that my problem was solved when I completely shut off the computer, removed my RAM and then re-inserted it back into the motherboard. Everything runs as it did before

Well it seems no one wants to offer advice. I'm just going to assume that it will not fit in my case and i'll have to upgrade to a full tower to accommodate the liquid cooling I want.

I feel I know the answer but i want a second opinion before I come to terms with it. I have a Thermaltake G42 Commander case that has thus far served its purpose quite well. I knew that when I bought the case, it could support a 240mm liquid cooling system. Here's my problem. The liquid cooling...