GA-X58A-UD3R

[twillford]

Hello all,

I have built a new system, first Gigabyte MB I have used. I have built many others without any issues. I have not tried anything yet as this is a new system and I am wondering if anyone else has expereinced this problem.

It will not wake up from sleep. The fans and lights are all on, but no hard drive activity. I can see the LED's flash momentarily on the keyboard, but nothing from the hard dirve, or LCD.

System info
Intel Core i7 920 Quad
Gigabyte X58A-UD3R MD rev 1.0 Bios Rev F1
6GB Corsair XMS CL8
PNY Nividia GTX 260
OCZ 600W StealthXstream PSU
Thermaltake Element T case

[twillford]

OK, BIOS update seemed to fix.

[Diablito]

What bios version fixed this?  I'm going through this nightmare right now. I have REV 2 of the same motherboard though.

The system wakes up whenever it wants to. 1 out of 3 times it will exhibit the behavior you have described. Upon wake up (by any source, wake on LAN, ON/OFF switch, etc...) both the LEDs on the MB & my case fan will go on for a few seconds, then OFF, then ON, then ON and stay ON without getting to POST. The monitor never turns on.

It's frustrating.

[Dark Mantis]

I would suggest trying the latest one. If that doesn't work you can always drop back to another.

[Diablito]

Now that you mentioned it, this has gotten worse since I updated to FF trying to see if the USB3 issue would be fixed but it is not. http://forum.giga-byte.co.uk/index.php/topic,3866.msg36893.html#msg36893 

I'm going to try going back to FE and see if at least this sleep/wakeup issue decreases.  Any idea where I can find older BIOSs?  I was only able to find old BETA bios in tweaktown.

[Dark Mantis]

If they are not on the Gigabyte website then TweakTown is the best place to find them. The only other place I would suggest is Station Drivers

[Diablito]

Excellent. Found them at station drivers. Here's the link in case anyone else needs them:

http://www.station-drivers.com/page/gigabyte/ga-x58a-ud3r.htm

Thanks!

[Dark Mantis]

No problem, you are welcome. Station Drivers is a very useful site.