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Boot issue detected with Aorus Master Z390 device.

Boot issue detected with Aorus Master Z390 device.

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Keleg
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02-15-2018, 04:58 PM
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I've had this setup for nearly a year now, and recently I've been facing this boot failure issue. I'm not sure if it's been occurring since I installed the motherboard because I work early in the morning and my sister uses the computer when I come back. I don't know if she's ever mentioned this problem. During cold starts, the BIOS displays a boot failure message, stating something isn't compatible or pointing to an issue in the BIOS. It says my BIOS has been fully reset. My system is an i9 9900k with an 2080 Ti ASUS and 32 GB of Corsair Dominators RAM. I've tried swapping the RAM from Trident Z to Corsair Dominators and changed the GPU as well. Honestly, I'm really confused about how to troubleshoot this. I even replaced the CMOS battery, which helped because it prevented the BIOS settings from resetting completely during boot failures. I also increased the RAM voltage, following some advice. But it only works on cold boots, so for tomorrow morning I'll keep an eye on it. Any other ideas you could suggest?
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Keleg
02-15-2018, 04:58 PM #1

I've had this setup for nearly a year now, and recently I've been facing this boot failure issue. I'm not sure if it's been occurring since I installed the motherboard because I work early in the morning and my sister uses the computer when I come back. I don't know if she's ever mentioned this problem. During cold starts, the BIOS displays a boot failure message, stating something isn't compatible or pointing to an issue in the BIOS. It says my BIOS has been fully reset. My system is an i9 9900k with an 2080 Ti ASUS and 32 GB of Corsair Dominators RAM. I've tried swapping the RAM from Trident Z to Corsair Dominators and changed the GPU as well. Honestly, I'm really confused about how to troubleshoot this. I even replaced the CMOS battery, which helped because it prevented the BIOS settings from resetting completely during boot failures. I also increased the RAM voltage, following some advice. But it only works on cold boots, so for tomorrow morning I'll keep an eye on it. Any other ideas you could suggest?