ya I already did that

after i boot to removable
it says A:
so i type awdflash E76064.bin /sn /cc /cd /wb
and nothing happens

eagle5968

after i boot to removable
it says A:
so i type awdflash E76064.bin /sn /cc /cd /wb
and nothing happens

Did you add the awdflash.exe file to the usb stick? type from the a:\ prompt: dir/w to see if all the files are there , Particularly awdflash.exe and your E76064.bin file. 

ShockTheMonky

jdookie

I just went from 49 to this one and needed more Vtt just to POST. The flash went fine, but when I tried to load my previous overclock, it wouldn't POST until I increased from +175 to +200. I don't see any difference otherwise, so I may go back to 49.

Do you mean you tried loading a profile you saved while running 49? If so then you should never use profiles from previous bios.

You know they do Monkey, out of sheer laziness. Then when the machine borks on them, it's the bios fault. Either copy you profiles settings prior to Flashing the bios. Or start from scratch. DO NOT USE Profiles from your previous bios installaions in the new bios.

you can look through thislink and find most of the info for troubleshooting this issue
 
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=16223&high=disapearing+ram

firerx

ShockTheMonky

jdookie

I just went from 49 to this one and needed more Vtt just to POST. The flash went fine, but when I tried to load my previous overclock, it wouldn't POST until I increased from +175 to +200. I don't see any difference otherwise, so I may go back to 49.

Do you mean you tried loading a profile you saved while running 49? If so then you should never use profiles from previous bios.

You know they do Monkey, out of sheer laziness. Then when the machine borks on them, it's the bios fault. Either copy you profiles settings prior to Flashing the bios. Or start from scratch. DO NOT USE Profiles from your previous bios installaions in the new bios.

Even though you referenced my post, I hope you aren't talking about *me* when you say "they" because that's not what I did at all. This BIOS just needs more Vtt for me, and that's it. I'm still using it and its fine, I just can't use the +175 setting that I was using before, not that big of a deal. It was just an observation. Oddly enough though, after the bump in Vtt, I gave it a bump in QPI, and it's stable so it worked out in the end anyway.

lyjspeed

After mounting the new firmware, my creative x-fi elite pro sound card in the game, suddenly howling, and then no sound will be normal after reboot.My cpu is the i7 920, no overclocking, the default BIOS settings.

Disable HD Audio (internal sound) in the BIOS, and try it again.

HeavyHemi

sylon

It's safe to assume that EVGA has given up on fixing the S3 Resume issues.


Thanks for taking my money for a board that is broken and that you refuse to fix.

Last EVGA board i will buy.

It may not be BIOS a issue. My 758 resumes perfectly from sleep every time even past 4.2 ghz. You might just might need a newer rev board

 


EVGA has stated many times it happens with 1.0 & 1.1 boards.  Overclocked or stock setting my board has never resumed properly.


What we have here is the old "Luck of the draw" scenario.


Fact is that they released a board that wasn't throughly tested.  I'll bet they called it "good enough for release" and hoped for the best.


I still stand by my statement. Last EVGA board i will ever buy.


If EVGA wants to make right by it they can send me a board that has been tested and works on their dollar. Im not wasting another cent of my own money on their products.

If you use manual vcore (no matter if its large or small, overclocked or not), your 3rd resume will just reboot the box. Consistently 100% reproduction with a 1.1 revision board. But Evga refuses to acknowledge the issue.

There is no hit or miss about it. Its broken on 758 boards. Period.

d.burnette

Hmm, well the most I have been able to successfully resume from sleep is 5 times , then on the 6th try mine froze up...  usually though it will freeze up or crash after two or three attempts.

Did you use manual vcore or Auto vcore?

lam_das

d.burnette

Hmm, well the most I have been able to successfully resume from sleep is 5 times , then on the 6th try mine froze up...  usually though it will freeze up or crash after two or three attempts.

Did you use manual vcore or Auto vcore?

Auto at first, then manual as I raised my overclock.
Happened in both instances.

Can anyone tell me where to download older bios, i have version 6.00PG and I got stuck witk i7 920 @ 222 BCLK....where can i find older bios???  i have evga 4-way SLI

which what?
i have 4-way SLI

when i bought this board that bios was already in....before i had Asus P6T and i could rich 226 bclk without problems, and now on evga I got stuck at 222, i thougt I will rich 230 without problems but as i mentioned above i got stuck at 222 and i think it's bios fault :D, or sth else? :D

@stmonky: could u post at bin format or tell how convert to bin because i flash bios with usb stick

lam_das

JRomulus

lam_das

If you use manual vcore (no matter if its large or small, overclocked or not), your 3rd resume will just reboot the box. Consistently 100% reproduction with a 1.1 revision board. But Evga refuses to acknowledge the issue.

There is no hit or miss about it. Its broken on 758 boards. Period.

On YOUR board.  Not everyone's.  My 1.1 board runs 24/7 and sleeps maybe twice per day, mostly at night. I don't see this, never have.  I also keep a close eye on voltage and temps, and do not see the voltage fluctuation upon resume some see.

I'm not saying there is no issue; obviously there is.  But it's not 100% across the board(s).

So, you are saying you can sleep to S3 (and not S1) state as many times as you want. You are the first 758 board that I have heard of where S3 works. S1 works but it doesn't power off the system.

Please confirm u are not talking about S1 sleep.

Also, the voltages don't fluctuate. Temperatures do! By as much as 25C in the best and worst case.

lam_das, I know you did not ask me, but I can confirm that S3 sleep works perfect for me on my rev 1.0 E758 board.  It also worked perfect for me on my rev 1.1 board which I had to RMA due to another issue.  My OC BCLK is 180, so not sure if that is part of the puzzle.  It seems that some have attributed the S3 issue to higher BCLKs, but you mention that you have the problem even with stock clocks.  And, yes, I am sure it is S3 and not S1.

I bet there is some odd combination of parts on certain batches of E758s or an odd combination of other hardware hooked to E758s that causes this issue.  It just seems that it must be something like that if it is so repeatable for some users and others have absolutely no problems.

I wonder if EVGA collected details on this issue like they have been for the USB issue if they would find any commonality.