jonndemainjr
So I am back now after getting my RMA and installed it quad channel is now working but, I am confused as to why I can't seem to leave it on without it crashing randomly in the middle of the night. There are no overclocks set or anything I stress test it works fine everything is set to auto which I know is not stock but you would think it could work without messing with it. I am using the 2.07 BIOS that was already installed on the motherboard when it was sent to me. Any suggestions as to what I might be an issue I am getting to the point were I wished I would have gotten something else I feel like all this is becoming a hassle I really like evga products but I feel like they are not working to make a great product but just a product. 

FalconX79Dark
http://ark.intel.com/products/77780/  The 4930k is only designed (guaranteed to work) for DDR3-1333/1600/1866.  Above that you takes ye chances.  "Memory modules with memory frequency higher than 2133 MHz and their corresponding timing or the loaded XMP profile is not the JEDEC memory standard.  The stability and compatibility of the memory modules depend on the CPU’s capabilities and other installed devices."  It may operate at a lower frequency than the vender marked value but 1333 MHz is setting the bar a little low.  Try 1866 and lower voltage(?1.55).  Because you set everything to auto double check the memory timings to make sure they are not way off.  Other people on the forum have had a similar problem as have other forums.  Maybe they found a workaround at 2400MHz.  Kingston should be the first people you contact as they made the memory.  Next contact EVGA and see if they can recommend a setting or are working on a  bios update. Third check with other forum members as some of them were talking about this a month ago.
 
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1838295/evga-x79-dark-4930k-2400-mhz-ram.html#.

FalconX79Dark

I would set your memory manually.

If this is your memory KHX24C11T3K4/16X

16GB (4GB 512M x 64-Bit x 4 pcs.)

DDR3-2400 CL11 240-Pin DIMM Kit

XMP TIMING PARAMETERS

•JEDEC: DDR3-1333 CL9-9-9 @1.5V

•XMP Profile #1: D3-2400 CL11-13-13 @1.65V

•XMP Profile #2: D3-2133 CL11-12-12 @1.65V
 
 
 

FalconX79Dark
On this page you can download a PDF or Excel spreadsheet of XMP profiles.
 
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/gaming/extreme-memory-profile-xmp.html

FalconX79Dark
Hi Johnndemainjr,
 
Maybe something is interfering with the wifi driver.  Going to throw a very wide net as I don't have this board yet and don't know anything about your system and software.  Before making any changes to your system make a boot disk and make several windows manual restore points before each step.  Troubleshooting BSOD is a little science and a little voodo art.  If it were me these are some things I would look at.
 
1) remove any antivirus software and replace with MSE(free from Microsoft).
2) if you are running a sound card I would remove all the complimentary "studio" software that came with the audio card except the drivers that you need.  Make sure the driver is up to date. 
3) run cc cleaner (free) and clean up the registry.  Don't delete any DLL files as that will stop some software from running.  Save a back up registry copy.  Some software shares DLL so you have to be careful about deleting any DLL.  Best to leave DLL alone.
4) make sure you have all the latest windows updates.
5) remove any cyberlink DVD software.
6) try different sticks of ram.
7) ACPI enabled, suspend type S1&S3
8) usb kb wake up from S3 (disabled)
9)Make sure you are using sata mode AHCI.  If not you would have to reinstall windows.
10)legacy mode support disabled.
11)Check your windows update history and make sure it has not updated your wifi driver with a generic one.
 

FalconX79Dark
What is the back story with the old network interface card driver?  Who supplied the old version?  Where did you find the new version?

theveteran
Im thinking of buying one of these boards, are they anygood and are there any problems with them?