kelkel1OK, thanks, but those threads really provide no concrete answers. I thought about the possibility of PSU issue, but why does it happen most noticeably when restarting after switching BIOS or BIOS profile, but only very occasionally? If it were a PSU issue, it should happen more often, I would believe.
HeavyHemikelkel1OK, thanks, but those threads really provide no concrete answers. I thought about the possibility of PSU issue, but why does it happen most noticeably when restarting after switching BIOS or BIOS profile, but only very occasionally? If it were a PSU issue, it should happen more often, I would believe.You mean why does something happen intermittently when you do something intermittently? Why would you believe a PSU would cause it to happen more often? If the PSU is mariginal in supplying some voltage, sometimes you boot, sometimes ya don't. Maybe a hair dryer in another room has lowered the supply voltage to the outlet a fraction. My voltage coming to my mains varies during the day from 117 to 121v. Back to troubleshooting. Do you have another system or a PSU you could use for testing? The PSU does not need to be able to handle the full system load, it just needs to be able to reliably power the system to boot. Have you reseated both the GPU and all power connectors to the board, PSU and peripheral devices?
fdolopez11kelkel1OK, thanks, but those threads really provide no concrete answers. I thought about the possibility of PSU issue, but why does it happen most noticeably when restarting after switching BIOS or BIOS profile, but only very occasionally? If it were a PSU issue, it should happen more often, I would believe.BIOS Power Management -->> ErP "ON"
SajinRead this thread... https://forums.evga.com/L...tra-bios-m3000849.aspx
GTXJackBauerMight also want to test it without the UPS if the ERP doesn't fan out.
kelkel1SajinRead this thread... https://forums.evga.com/L...tra-bios-m3000849.aspxIn that thread you stated "When ErP is enabled it prevents certain things like keyboards, mice, usb ports, etc from being activated when the pc is turned off in order to save energy when your PC is off." To my knowledge, those items never activate while the PC is off anyway, but if you could suggest a method to test it, I would be willing to try it. Even so, in what way would that resolve the red LEDs?
sparetimepckelkel1SajinRead this thread... https://forums.evga.com/L...tra-bios-m3000849.aspxIn that thread you stated "When ErP is enabled it prevents certain things like keyboards, mice, usb ports, etc from being activated when the pc is turned off in order to save energy when your PC is off." To my knowledge, those items never activate while the PC is off anyway, but if you could suggest a method to test it, I would be willing to try it. Even so, in what way would that resolve the red LEDs?When erp is enabled it keeps a very low amount of power to certain components instead of letting them totally drain, in some cases that low amount of power makes a difference in boot up with certain devices.
kelkel1sparetimepckelkel1SajinRead this thread... https://forums.evga.com/L...tra-bios-m3000849.aspxIn that thread you stated "When ErP is enabled it prevents certain things like keyboards, mice, usb ports, etc from being activated when the pc is turned off in order to save energy when your PC is off." To my knowledge, those items never activate while the PC is off anyway, but if you could suggest a method to test it, I would be willing to try it. Even so, in what way would that resolve the red LEDs?When erp is enabled it keeps a very low amount of power to certain components instead of letting them totally drain, in some cases that low amount of power makes a difference in boot up with certain devices.I see, and that happens when switching BIOS profiles?
kelkel1GTXJackBauerMight also want to test it without the UPS if the ERP doesn't fan out.What effect does the UPS have on the GPU??
sparetimepc When erp is enabled it keeps a very low amount of power to certain components instead of letting them totally drain, in some cases that low amount of power makes a difference in boot up with certain devices.