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Questions about GIGABYTE products => Motherboards with Intel processors => Topic started by: Dirtnapper on April 05, 2015, 06:24:07 pm
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My GA-Z87X-UD5H has started to intermittently power off and back on. The code I get is 03, wake state. I checked all cables and they seem all seated. Temps are consistent on cores; 41C is a high but generally all are in the 30's. When it powers off I don't loose anything, I just sometimes get a flciker or I hear all the fans stop and restart. Thanks.
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Try re-seating the power cables. Plus try the power plug from the wall to the computer too.
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Try re-seating the power cables. Plus try the power plug from the wall to the computer too.
I went over all the plugs one by one once again, everything is seated. I ran memtest and no errors there. All the fans are working, temps look good all cores are around 30C. I removed the memory stick and re-installed also. Just as I started this response it happened again, computer was only on about 15 mins.
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My GA-Z87X-UD5H has started to intermittently power off and back on. The code I get is 03, wake state. I checked all cables and they seem all seated. Temps are consistent on cores; 41C is a high but generally all are in the 30's. When it powers off I don't loose anything, I just sometimes get a flciker or I hear all the fans stop and restart. Thanks.
Update: To clarify, the computer does not go completely off, my screen stays on. I hear a click, the fans go off and they start right up again. Again, check all cables and memory twice. The video card removed and re-installed. The interior is kept clean, no dust.
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Third time is a charm as the saying goes....I hope. Did it all over again, so far it is running ok. There must have been a loose connection somewhere...
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I just got a new power supply, EVGA SuperNova 850.....did not help withing 2 mins it did the same thing.. I also went and check all cables again. I wonder should I RMA mobo??? Thanks.
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One thing I would try before you RMA the board. Is unplug the power and the reset wires for the front panel. Start the computer by jumping out the 2 pins for power.