- Joined
- Jan 21, 2021
- Messages
- 1 (0.00/day)
- Location
- Krefeld, Germany
| System Name | Multi OS Computer |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core I7 Sandy Bridge (2600k) |
| Motherboard | Gigabyte GA-Z68P UD3 rev.1.0. (UEFI Bios U1A) |
| Cooling | Nothing Special |
| Memory | 8GB DDR3 Ram (2x4GB 1600MHz) |
| Video Card(s) | Gigabyte Winforce GeForce GTX 760i (4GB) |
| Storage | Kingston SSD 480GB, Crucial SSD 256GB, 3,5"Seagate 1TB@7200RPM, 2,5" 500MB HD Samsung(not shure) |
| Display(s) | 19" TFT + 58" CHIQ UHD TV |
| Case | Black MIDI Tower - Want to make a MacPro lookalike, but still shop´s closed because Corona |
| Audio Device(s) | Realthek AL 889 |
| Power Supply | Corsair GS600 |
| Mouse | NoName |
| Keyboard | NoName |
| Software | Windows10, Mac OSX Mojave, Parrot Linux |
| Benchmark Scores | comming soon... |
Hello everybody! I updated the bios of my motherboard (GA-Z68P-UD3 rev1.0 to UEFI (beta bios) U1A.
Now I can no longer enter the BIOS with my Geforce GTX760i graphics card. It takes a long time (1 minute) and Windows boots normaly.
But when I want to go in the BIOS, I have to remove the Geforce and do a CMOS reset. Only that way I can get back into the BIOS (with the inbuild card).
Fastboot was off and the GK was registered in the BIOS (PEG) Primary Display PEG.
GPU-Z says the GK supports UEFI. Is there a possibility or do I have to flash back AMI BIOS?
Now I can no longer enter the BIOS with my Geforce GTX760i graphics card. It takes a long time (1 minute) and Windows boots normaly.
But when I want to go in the BIOS, I have to remove the Geforce and do a CMOS reset. Only that way I can get back into the BIOS (with the inbuild card).
Fastboot was off and the GK was registered in the BIOS (PEG) Primary Display PEG.
GPU-Z says the GK supports UEFI. Is there a possibility or do I have to flash back AMI BIOS?