Seems all of this has carried forward to the
Classified Z790 as well.
I mostly get a 50/50 shot of CPU has Changed, Memory has changed, or both together. But I've had these (all at once):
> CMOS Checksum Error
> Memory has changed
> CPU and memory have changed
> VMD Control setting has changed
> CSM settings has been changed to enable for legacy graphic card
I changed the battery like tech support told me to do when I submitted a ticket. That didn't do anything, as I suspected it wouldn't, it's a brand new board.
What is super irritating, is apparently this issue goes way back, and they just default to "change the battery" instead of admitting they have a problem across multiple bios, multiple product.
They want me to check to see if the board is shorting out on something, but that doesn't make sense, because it doesn't happen on EVERY boot up, like a short would cause it to do.
I can't find any info if I'm running HWinfo or not, how do I find that out?
> PSU: EVGA Supernova 1000G FTW> Mainboard: EVGA Z790 CLASSIFIED (BIOS v1.11)> CPU: Intel Core i9-13900KF> Physical Memory: CORSAIR Vengeance RGB 64GB (2 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6000 (Running at 5000)> Physical Memory Model#: CMH64GX5M2B6000C40> Video Card: Nvidia 4080 FE> Case: HYTE H60> OS Storage: 3 Seagate Firecuda 530's> OS: Windows 11