I know this is a old post but its quite obvious whats wrong. If you would just read what the bios is telling you. It was a problem with the settings in the bios. I wont go into detail because you probably already fixed it or RMA'd it. I myself just got this board as my gigabyte X58 USB3 was damaged by my pet.lol
My GA-X58A-UD3R had the same issue. I had Sli 570 setup. After a while however it will not boot up anymore.They replaced the mother board, and the 2nd one did it again... I had the Shop replace the Mother Board with an Asus Rampage 3 Extreme.
All Seems fine now ! i had to pay in the difference in price though. But Sabreooth will also fix this problem at same price...
@dangolo try powering ur system up with a different power supply (higher wattage, make sure u get good one not some shitty for 30$, try corsair, coolermaster, enermax, thermaltake
@LightBringerize PSU is a Seasonic SS-850HT, retails for about $120, has 0 negative reviews, is more than adequate for this system, and I have 4 of them feeding the Asus Sabertooth X58 workstations without a single hiccup. Suffice to say, the PSU is innocent.
@dangolo yh PSU sounds good, try using a different one tho, Enermax in my opinion is the best, very silent, easy installation, doesn`t produces as much heat as others do
LOL I have 2 different brand GIGABYTE mobo both do stop for few seconds and fan running again and working all day fine and been already over 12 months. I know it freak me out big time...
Same thing happens to mines too. Powers off then on, the sometimes again a second time and my overclock buggers up so I have to reload the OC profile back up. O_o
I have the rev 1.0 of this board and sometimes when it posts it will shut off and turn back on within a few seconds. It always does this if I change voltage settings but that is understandable. What I don't understand is why it does this sometimes when I just power on normally and have not changed any settings.
some engineer was drinking late one night and goofed on the design of Channel A.......others claim CPU is too tightly held against mobo, Im leaning towards a real engineering fault in the design...please comment....
@artccie I feel like a design flaw would be more visible on online reviews since so many people have the Gigabyte board. Most likely, I got a bad batch of boards. The ram I was using was on their QVL, and the symptoms remained even with just 1 stick.
solution|: However, if you place them in channel B slot 3 and channel C slot 5 all your problems are gone......(two white slots farthest away from cpu) The rig is stable in this setup...but you lose out on the 3 channel capability........I believe that you will have to use the memory that is recommended..
Ok this was driving me crazy tooo....it has something to do with memory incompatibility...if you go the gigabyte home page and look up the board, it will have a pull down menu showing the compatible memory.... Solution. I have two 4gig gskill rip jaw 1333 memory sticks....If you put two of this sticks on the Channel A slot 1 and channel B slot 3 ...you will get the reboots along with recovering dram error and half the memory showing up only.
@Freezsocks i ended up RMA'ing both the motherboard AND the ram. I coudn't get a single or pair of sticks to work in these. Instead of getting it replaced, i exchanged the mobo for a Asus Sabretooth. i have had 0 problems with them =)
@YamiPoyo Close! i7 970 with 12GB triple channel ram. It was reading all 12, but the Gigabyte board had so many bugs and quirks that I deemed it "too unstable for an enterprise production environment".
@dangolo Mine was bad too, Squeeling noises from the cpu or chipsets, black screen sata crashes, and then it would not boot without a legacy keyboard to click some options when it said over voltage.
@Freezsocks I was doing this for an IT project for our design engineers who needed beastly machines, and I had to return the boards after 3 days because nothing I tried worked. A firmware update may have addressed this by now, but since I RMA'd them in November 2010...sorry bro =|
@SMRDcompany i tried updating the bios and resetting it to factory defaults, i tried every combination of memory i could think of, i actually READ the manual, ugh i tried everything on this stupid mobo.
@theangelswithwings i had 5 of the same psu in that same batch order, and i swapped one out for kicks. it did nothing. The asus sabretooth i exchanged this mobo for didn't do the double shutoff thing
kinda funny if i dint get my rig for the price of rma i would care my x58aud3r does that i get lights that click on an off but no power down needed it just boots funny
you ever find out what the prob is if not i think its a bios issue what version ru on it looks like your running a 980x? that board has prob w/ that cpu and certain bios versions i have a ud3r with a 920 runs great even coming back from gigabyte as an rma
i have the same MB, "i solved" tripple channel no works, just Dual channel, :-(
gabrielito3500 1 month ago
I know this is a old post but its quite obvious whats wrong. If you would just read what the bios is telling you. It was a problem with the settings in the bios. I wont go into detail because you probably already fixed it or RMA'd it. I myself just got this board as my gigabyte X58 USB3 was damaged by my pet.lol
Braaienator5000 3 months ago
Wtf?
I haven't got any problems with mine :o
The exact same card
MisterRuneex 5 months ago
can you tell me the dimensions of the cpu cooler?
FroGfanG 6 months ago
My GA-X58A-UD3R had the same issue. I had Sli 570 setup. After a while however it will not boot up anymore.They replaced the mother board, and the 2nd one did it again... I had the Shop replace the Mother Board with an Asus Rampage 3 Extreme.
All Seems fine now ! i had to pay in the difference in price though. But Sabreooth will also fix this problem at same price...
djlmeister 8 months ago
it might be the power supply or motherboard
LightBringerize 9 months ago
@LightBringerize same power supply worked great with the Asus board.
dangolo 9 months ago
@dangolo but did you use same: cpu, gpu ram and chipsets and hdd?
LightBringerize 9 months ago
@LightBringerize same cpu (i7 970), same gpu (quadro 580), same HDD (Samsung Spinpoint F3).
dangolo 9 months ago
@dangolo try powering ur system up with a different power supply (higher wattage, make sure u get good one not some shitty for 30$, try corsair, coolermaster, enermax, thermaltake
LightBringerize 9 months ago
@LightBringerize PSU is a Seasonic SS-850HT, retails for about $120, has 0 negative reviews, is more than adequate for this system, and I have 4 of them feeding the Asus Sabertooth X58 workstations without a single hiccup. Suffice to say, the PSU is innocent.
dangolo 9 months ago
@dangolo yh PSU sounds good, try using a different one tho, Enermax in my opinion is the best, very silent, easy installation, doesn`t produces as much heat as others do
LightBringerize 9 months ago
LOL I have 2 different brand GIGABYTE mobo both do stop for few seconds and fan running again and working all day fine and been already over 12 months. I know it freak me out big time...
Northisbest 9 months ago
Same thing happens to mines too. Powers off then on, the sometimes again a second time and my overclock buggers up so I have to reload the OC profile back up. O_o
FullmetalBallsack 10 months ago
I have the rev 1.0 of this board and sometimes when it posts it will shut off and turn back on within a few seconds. It always does this if I change voltage settings but that is understandable. What I don't understand is why it does this sometimes when I just power on normally and have not changed any settings.
mupet00000 1 year ago
fxgf
lostny11 1 year ago
some engineer was drinking late one night and goofed on the design of Channel A.......others claim CPU is too tightly held against mobo, Im leaning towards a real engineering fault in the design...please comment....
artccie 1 year ago
@artccie I feel like a design flaw would be more visible on online reviews since so many people have the Gigabyte board. Most likely, I got a bad batch of boards. The ram I was using was on their QVL, and the symptoms remained even with just 1 stick.
dangolo 9 months ago
solution|: However, if you place them in channel B slot 3 and channel C slot 5 all your problems are gone......(two white slots farthest away from cpu) The rig is stable in this setup...but you lose out on the 3 channel capability........I believe that you will have to use the memory that is recommended..
artccie 1 year ago
Ok this was driving me crazy tooo....it has something to do with memory incompatibility...if you go the gigabyte home page and look up the board, it will have a pull down menu showing the compatible memory.... Solution. I have two 4gig gskill rip jaw 1333 memory sticks....If you put two of this sticks on the Channel A slot 1 and channel B slot 3 ...you will get the reboots along with recovering dram error and half the memory showing up only.
artccie 1 year ago
If you have found it out, could u tell me what it is? Same thing happends to mine :o
Freezsocks 1 year ago
@Freezsocks i ended up RMA'ing both the motherboard AND the ram. I coudn't get a single or pair of sticks to work in these. Instead of getting it replaced, i exchanged the mobo for a Asus Sabretooth. i have had 0 problems with them =)
dangolo 1 year ago
@dangolo Same here, I hate this motherboard, mine also made squeeling nosies so i went with Asus x58 sabertooth.
On a side note, Thats an i7 980 or up right? that fan is a giveaway lol.
Good cpu how much ram was that 24gigs? was the bios and windows reading all 24gigs?
YamiPoyo 1 year ago
@YamiPoyo Close! i7 970 with 12GB triple channel ram. It was reading all 12, but the Gigabyte board had so many bugs and quirks that I deemed it "too unstable for an enterprise production environment".
dangolo 9 months ago
@dangolo Mine was bad too, Squeeling noises from the cpu or chipsets, black screen sata crashes, and then it would not boot without a legacy keyboard to click some options when it said over voltage.
YamiPoyo 9 months ago
@Freezsocks I was doing this for an IT project for our design engineers who needed beastly machines, and I had to return the boards after 3 days because nothing I tried worked. A firmware update may have addressed this by now, but since I RMA'd them in November 2010...sorry bro =|
dangolo 9 months ago
Hi mate did you set all settings in AUTO for bios? if not, it may be OC'ing ur PC on deafult.
SMRDcompany 1 year ago
@SMRDcompany i tried updating the bios and resetting it to factory defaults, i tried every combination of memory i could think of, i actually READ the manual, ugh i tried everything on this stupid mobo.
dangolo 1 year ago
psu
theangelswithwings 1 year ago
@theangelswithwings i had 5 of the same psu in that same batch order, and i swapped one out for kicks. it did nothing. The asus sabretooth i exchanged this mobo for didn't do the double shutoff thing
dangolo 1 year ago
kinda funny if i dint get my rig for the price of rma i would care my x58aud3r does that i get lights that click on an off but no power down needed it just boots funny
asus3571 1 year ago
Lucky you! My'n wont even boot!
TheCoCkTa1l 1 year ago
I liked the part when it rebooted and then rebooted again!
BustardAMD 1 year ago
mine wont show the screen
lyubomir1111 1 year ago
you ever find out what the prob is if not i think its a bios issue what version ru on it looks like your running a 980x? that board has prob w/ that cpu and certain bios versions i have a ud3r with a 920 runs great even coming back from gigabyte as an rma
asus3571 1 year ago