C Cube_1 Reputable Dec 18, 2016 19 0 4,510 Dec 21, 2016 #1 In short. Starts -> shuts off -> starts up by itself. What could cause this? Pc is oc'd and without oc starts up nicely.
In short. Starts -> shuts off -> starts up by itself. What could cause this? Pc is oc'd and without oc starts up nicely.
Solution herrwizo Dec 21, 2016 It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily.
It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily.
herrwizo Illustrious Feb 17, 2009 5,158 45 40,240 Dec 21, 2016 Solution #3 It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily.
C Cube_1 Reputable Dec 18, 2016 19 0 4,510 Dec 21, 2016 #4 Might be. It doesnt disturb me, but im just looking if it can damage my computer ( i dont think so even if its something else) herrwizo : It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily. Upvote 0 Downvote
Might be. It doesnt disturb me, but im just looking if it can damage my computer ( i dont think so even if its something else) herrwizo : It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily.
herrwizo Illustrious Feb 17, 2009 5,158 45 40,240 Dec 22, 2016 #5 I had the same issue with Gigabyte GA-Z97-D3H. But it happened all the time, regardless of OC. Couldn't stand it, it was quite annoying. BIOS update solved the problem for me. Upvote 0 Downvote
I had the same issue with Gigabyte GA-Z97-D3H. But it happened all the time, regardless of OC. Couldn't stand it, it was quite annoying. BIOS update solved the problem for me.
C Cube_1 Reputable Dec 18, 2016 19 0 4,510 Feb 7, 2017 #6 Forgot to add that it is the bios like herrwizo said. herrwizo : It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily. Upvote 0 Downvote
Forgot to add that it is the bios like herrwizo said. herrwizo : It is the BIOS, apparently it is programmed to behave this way when you OC. Newer BIOS version might fix this, but not necessarily.