System: r2600, msi carbon ac mobo, rx570
Was doing some overclocking of the CPU ... When this happened...or perhaps the quirck was there in the first place I don't know
PC will boot to win10 wit bios defaults but change something in bios and it won't anymore. (It boot loops back into bios and in bios the changes are still present)
Some trouble shooting lead me to believe that enabling rebar somehow messes it up. But it used to be no problem to change that.. ( it's part of the things I want to change in bios to enable SAM with modded AMD driver)
Did jbat, did CMOS battery, flashed multiple different bios (now back on the latest), reinstalled windows., Reinstalled chipset drivers
what I noticed is that when its in this mode of not accepting changes that the hdd partitions to boot from are gone in the quick boot menu. Which is peculiar but could explain why it won't boot, not sure why it does that though. Restoring bios defaults save reboot will make the system boot windows although the problem persists, ....reverting the last change that made it 'flip' manually doesn't help. Although it seems that bios is completely functional otherwise (changes stay, if I increase CPU clock the auto core voltage has increased on the next run for example)
Was doing some overclocking of the CPU ... When this happened...or perhaps the quirck was there in the first place I don't know
PC will boot to win10 wit bios defaults but change something in bios and it won't anymore. (It boot loops back into bios and in bios the changes are still present)
Some trouble shooting lead me to believe that enabling rebar somehow messes it up. But it used to be no problem to change that.. ( it's part of the things I want to change in bios to enable SAM with modded AMD driver)
Did jbat, did CMOS battery, flashed multiple different bios (now back on the latest), reinstalled windows., Reinstalled chipset drivers
what I noticed is that when its in this mode of not accepting changes that the hdd partitions to boot from are gone in the quick boot menu. Which is peculiar but could explain why it won't boot, not sure why it does that though. Restoring bios defaults save reboot will make the system boot windows although the problem persists, ....reverting the last change that made it 'flip' manually doesn't help. Although it seems that bios is completely functional otherwise (changes stay, if I increase CPU clock the auto core voltage has increased on the next run for example)