New upgrade! Quick and easy info for enhanced system control Advanced Mode for performance enthusiasts includes detailed DRAM settings via a dedicated memory info page for complete insight. Users can choose system performance settings and drag and drop boot priorities. It also natively supports fully-utilized hard drives larger than 2.2TB in 64-bit operating systems.ĮZ Mode displays frequently-accessed info. UEFI BIOSĪSUS UEFI BIOS offers the first mouse-controlled graphical BIOS designed with selectable modes, providing a user-friendly interface that goes beyond traditional keyboard-only controls. Harness a combination of SSD-like performance and response and hard drive capacity with just one click, no rebooting needed and instant activation for complete ease of use, and even prevent data loss with included backup functionality. At 3X faster, this feature boosts system performance by using an installed SSD with no capacity limitations as a cache for frequently accessed data. SSD Caching from ASUS is easier than ever. It also allows users to set up big RAM disks and speed up frequently accessed programs, minimizing the impact of storage transfer delays while maximizing user benefit.
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Support for up to 64GB of system memory with an 8-DIMM design on ASUS X79 motherboards provides the capacity for users to make full use of modern 64-bit software, ideal for rendering detailed images or manipulating large files without the bottlenecks of conventional storage. ASUS power control now provides more VCCSA options to facilitate extreme DRAM overclocking. * VCCSA (system agent voltage) relates to the CPU DRAM controller. Thanks to a slew of power options teamed with an extensive and intuitive UEFI BIOS, overclocking very large memory setups is no more difficult than mainstream motherboards. Dual digital voltage controllers provide two separate outputs for AB and CD memory channels respectively.
New DRAM tuning possibilities make the most of DDR3 memory for better performance with VCCSA load line calibration and 30% more DRAM current capacity. With programmable digital controllers onboard, users can adjust CPU and DRAM voltage and VRM switching frequencies for various overclocking scenarios. Increased CPU and DRAM overclocking range Accurate power reduces wasteful voltage imprecision, and provides more a stable CPU and memory setup. Two critical components work perfectly together to match digital power signal (SVID) requests from the CPU, with ultra-fast sensing and response to efficiently deliver the right level of power on demand. This evolution of innovative, industry-leading ASUS technology provides the best in class control for better efficiency, stability and performance.īest in class power efficiency and stability New DIGI+ Power Control New DIGI+ Power ControlĪll-New Digital Power Control for both CPU and DRAMĪSUS X79 motherboards include New DIGI+ Power Control with three digital voltage controllers, including all-new DRAM controllers that offers ultra-precise memory tuning in addition to ultra-precise CPU voltage control. As a workstation motherboard that puts an emphasis on system integration, the P9X79 WS offers the benefit of greater confidence and convenience. The P9X79 WS provides complete compatibility with RAID and LAN cards.Users enjoy a wider selection of devices and higher reliability. Just trying to give some extra troubleshooting steps if you haven't tried anything else.Server-level Compatibility with RAID card and Lan card Also do you have ROG Connect setup? It can tell you what step it gets stuck on during POST. If you have either a spare CPU or MOBO that is compatible with the other I would try that to narrowing which component is bad.Īlso stupid question anything change from before to after it wouldn't start? You said you removed one GFX card but did you then switch them out and try the other card? I know it says CPU but I've seen some odd things with this board already lol. Is it POSTing or not? Unless I read that wrong some of it sounds like you were able to get into the BIOS or you set the RAM voltage way back when it worked? I would suggest trying to re-seat the CPU as Cyrekk said and maybe try clearing the CMOS if the first step doesn't work. What more can I do? The whole computer is no more than 3 weeks old. I am currently running stock nothing OC but fixed VRAM voltage at 1.5000, the machine has been running fine for the last 3 weeks but gave up on me Saturday. The BIOS is 0705 and I have the 1 stick of RAM in the slot next to the CPU. Neither of the on/off or the reset button is working when the led is shining I get the CPU_LED shining from the motherboard status led´s, I have removed 1 gfx card and 3 sticks of RAM but still it won’t boot. Since yesterday my computer won’t boot up,
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