Intel dx79si bios прошивка
The two differences from your instructions and my current scenario:
1> No Video at all, unable to see what the motherboard is doing
2> my USB - i have a 2.0 and 3.0 but no LED indicator
I've now attempted your process 4 times and still no video, let me break them down to prove i followed the steps correctly:
USB 2.0 (Formatted Fat32, NOT QUICK) In a USB 2.0 port with the "Sl0650P.bio" on the root of the drive
1> Plugged in USB, removed Jumper and booted. after about 20 minutes i heard the motherboard reboot. Waited a total of 30 minutes, turned off PWSupply, put jumper back on pins 1&2 (original) and NO VIDEO
2> I followed the exact steps in step 1, however this time i put the "Back to BIOS" button on so it was illuminating RED. Never saw or heard the MOBO reboot like in step 1 above. Waited a total of 30 minutes, turned off PWSupply, put jumper back opn pins 1&2 (original) and NO VIDEO
USB 3.0 (Formatted Fat32, NOT QUICK) In a USB 3.0 port with the "Sl0650P.bio" on the root of the drive
3> Plugged in USB, removed Jumper and booted. after about 20 minutes i heard the motherboard reboot. Waited a total of 30 minutes, turned off PWSupply, put jumper back on pins 1&2 (original) and NO VIDEO
4> I followed the exact steps in step 3, however this time i put the "Back to BIOS" button on so it was illuminating RED. Never saw or heard the MOBO reboot like in steps 1&3 above.. Waited a total of 30 minutes, turned off PWSupply, put jumper back on pins 1&2 (original) and NO VIDEO
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Sounds like board is definitely off in the weeds somewhere. From BIOS Recovery process it will *never* reboot on its own (it always stops and waits for you to unplug power).
What are you seeing happening on the 'board status' diagnostic LEDs? What about the POST Code display? Can you take video of what happens when to LEDs and POST Code display when you (a) connect A/C to power supply and (b) press power button on board?
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After my frustration 2 days i order 3 USB sticks with an LED indicator so i can see if the PC is reading the drive. Thjey came today, so i followed the Steps again for the USB2.0 and instantly saw a different light pattern and Display on the motherboard. After 12 minutes. my screen turned on to a flickering underscore! Put the pin back in and boom, video and OS booted right up.
I cant tell you how much i appreciate your help, patience and guidance on this. This PC is a gift for an Aunt and i thought i royally screwed it up.
So again Scott, thanks again for your help. you saved me!
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Hi Scott, I have a similar problem except that it is a DX79TO board.
I have been running an i7-3960x CPU on an Intel DX79TO motherboard for a year without any issues. Problem occurred two weeks ago when I migrated the motherboard to a new housing case and replaced the CPU with i7-3930k. During the transition, the board battery was taken out for a few days and replaced with a new one. The BIOS was in version SIO650P.
Upon power up, the system gives no beep nor video display and the system seems to run in a loop. Revert back to the 3960x CPU did not solve the problem and the system gives the same fault as follows:
A. The board status LEDs show the followings:
LED K is in red, flashing
LED F is in long green
LED G flashes green and goes out and repeats the pattern
The Port 80h POST codes show the following sequence and repeats indefinitely:
bF, 2b, E4, 60, 00, 0b, b0, b1, b7, b9 then repeats from the beginning.
B. Further tests and results are as followings:
1. No memory stick, no graphic card ---- 3 long beeps, pause and then repeats
2. With memory stick, no graphic card – no beep, status LEDs and POST code sequence as in A.
3. Change the BIOS configuration jumper from 1-2 to 2-3, same result as in A except LED K is off.
4. Try to recover the BIOS by removing BIOS jumper and insert an USB formatted in FAT32 and with the SIO650P.BIO file, the Port 80h gives another sequence:
2b, 31, 33, 34, 60, 00, 0b, b0, b1, b7, b9, then repeats from the beginning for more than 60 minutes.
In item B4 above, I followed your steps to the letter except that I did not have a USB drive with LED indicator.
Would greatly appreciate your help to fix my problem.
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What USB drives have you acquired? Thanks.
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I bought the cheapest POS USB i could find on amazon with an LED Indicator
Also, make sure you ONLY INCLUDE the .bio file and nothing else on the drive
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Did you format the USB flash drive with Quick Format disabled ? This is an absolute must.
What specific USB flash drives have you tried? Full model numbers please.
What else to you have connected to the board? At this point, you want nothing connected other than monitor (connected to add-in graphics card) and the USB flash disk. Disconnect everything else and try again.
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Thanks very much to Scott's and Brovito's responses.
The following USBs were tested and all were format to FAT32 with Q uick Format D isabled , under Windows 10 Pro.
The USB contained only the SIO650P.BIO file. But there is a System Volume Information folder which I cannot delete.
As before, when I tried to recover the BIOS with the above USBs, the POST code sequence repeat itself with the following pattern
2b, 31, 33, 34, 60, 00, 0b, b0, b7, b9
The system is equipped with one memory stick (Corsair Vengeance 4G) and a Nvidia 750Ti graphic card and only the VGA port is used.
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I share the feeling that there are some weird interactions between the system and the USB. Also, I read elsewhere that I may need a bootable USB. Any idea?
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I created a bootable USB using the following commands under the command prompt but the system still ran in the loop.
Create Partition Primary
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Making it bootable won't help at all. No, most of the time, it is purely a case of the BIOS Recovery engine, because of limited space for it within the firmware hub, not having the benefit of the USB compatibility workarounds of the main BIOS, Windows drivers, etc. Many USB devices skimp (i.e., provide only a subset of the functions) in their ATAPI support, making compatibility a bigger issue than is needs to be.
All that said, the fact that you've tried three different sticks is leaning away from this being the issue. It is looking like you damaged or zapped something during the process of moving the board to the new chassis. This happens, even to us so-called (in our own minds anyway) 'experts'. Yes, it has even happened to me. What to try? Hhmmm. POST Code sequence is pointing to USB device not being physically recognized. One possibility is USB engine in chipset affected. Since separate IC is necessary for USB 3.0 support, try using one of the USB 3.0 connectors.
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Wait a minute. Sequence 2b, 31, 33, 34 is a crisis recovery from a memory issue. A known problem in the board BIOSs is that, if a memory issue occurs during certain operations - BIOS Update and BIOS Recovery included - the operations are sometimes 'forgotten'. So, what is going on with memory? Have you reseated the memory since you moved the board to the new chassis? If not, remove the DIMMs and then reinsert a single DIMM into Slot 0-0 (Blue slot closest to processor socket) and then attempt to do BIOS Recovery. If successful, you can reinsert the other DIMM(s) then. Also, make sure that the Back-to-BIOS button on the back panel is disengaged while attempting BIOS Recovery.
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Hi Scott, I thank you very much for your continuous support. Very much appreciated.
I have also tried a fourth USB (SanDisk Cruzer Switch 8GB) with failure result.
I have now ordered the USBs acquired by Brovito to test but it will take some time to reach me. I have also redeployed the CPU for other use so please bear with me if I do not respond with any more progress for some time.
Since you touch the memory issue, I would like to provide more observation of the system responses to see whether you can come up with more ideas:
1. If I inserted an empty USB, i.e. a formatted USB without the .BIO file, the system stopped at code b7 and issued 3 beeps, pause and then repeat. This beep pattern is a memory fault. (but is this main memory or CMOS memory or something else?)
2. The system seems to be able to detect the USB and read the directory, so I tried to format the USB with Windows 7 instead of Windows 10 Pro to get rid of the System Volume Information folder. But the result was still a failure withe same sequence pattern 2b, 31.
3. I even tried to format to FAT16 (in addition to FAT32) but still had no luck.
4. I tried single memory stick (Corsair Vengeance 4GB and Kington 2GB) and result was no good. Before the failure, the system used 4 x 4GB sticks of Kingston XMP). The system issued no memory error upon power up and before the recovery process.
The board seems to be a very early version. The BIOS chip is not soldered to the board, but sit in a socket and bolted to the PCB. I attached a picture of it here to see whether there is any hint.
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Ivy Bridge-E bios update for DX79SI
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With the upcoming release of the new Ivy Bridge-E 4960X processor, will there be a bios update for LGA2011 motherboards, and specifically the DX79SI ?
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We are not planning to enable backwards compatibility between the Intel® Desktop Boards based on the Intel® X79 Express Chipset and the Intel® Ivy Bridge-E processor family.
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As a owner of a DX79SI Motherboard I would like to know the answer to Yair22's question too.
Question: Does Intel plan to release a new bios release to support the upcoming Ivy Bridge-E CPU's or not?
I've heard a rumor stating that Intel will not be supporting Ivy Bridge-E on their Desktop X79 Chipset boards?
I hope that is not true as all of the other motherboard manufacters have already released BIOS updates to support Ivy Bridge-E.
Please Intel let us know.
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We are not planning to enable backwards compatibility between the Intel® Desktop Boards based on the Intel® X79 Express Chipset and the Intel® Ivy Bridge-E processor family.
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Hmmm. Very disappointed
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How can that be ?
LGA2011 motherboard, LGA2011 CPU and the board will not recognize the CPU ?
It doesn't sound logical at all.
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You are right Yair22, its not logicial.
From my understanding all that is required is a micro-code update to the BIOS for IvyBridge-E support. As I mentioned all of the major motheboard manufactuers have updated BIOS's that support IVB-E. I don't know Intel's reasoning not to support but, now I'm stuck with a $275 deadend motherboard.
I mean come on Intel. take my money, I want to buy a 4930K.
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Sylvia I have always respected you due to your technical skills. However, we as end users, bought a motherboard written on it PCIE 3.0 & you can not sell only one compatible CPU "eg. i7-3820" which does not empower the PCIE 3.0
To sell a board with PCIE 3.0 & No compatible processor to empower the PCIE 3.0 doesn't make sense, I also think it's illegal, not to mention immoral.
I really hope Intel will reconsider
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. and I just bought another Intel extreme motherboard to integrate another computer and waiting over a month for new processor to be released and now knife stabbed in our backs from Intel! I could already buy processor and use computer for a while now. I would like to say I would never ever buy (and sell) an Intel Board again to punish Intel for that . What is hard to forgive is hypocritic passion Intel had when they were trying to upsell us with that crappy x79 motherboards, how we will profit in long run and update later to new Ivy Bridge-E when it comes out. And now even simple BIOS update we are not worth for? Thank you Intel. At least you fixed USB3.0 problem on DX79SR after so long. Now I will buy second hand SB-E to throw it on my second X79 board and Intel will not see my money again for a awhile. I need 2nd computer and I had will to fork it out for new extrem processor. I trusted you INTEL! I sold quite some of your boards to my waluable customers. I know you don't care what I will say to them. And at the end we knew will come, instead of great hug and shaking hands we get smack in our faces. So much for our devotion to a brand that in the end always rule-out customer, put the most barebone boards on market at the top prices. Thank you again. I could add that firewire card on ASUS too. But I trusted DX79SR to be future proof.
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Listen here Sylvia, please go talk to your people at Intel, please I beg you to talk logic to them, we are suffering, I spent my entire salary on my pc I cant use, when intel said on this very webpage that they will release the bios upgrades in september. This is like a crimminal scheme of some sorts promising what you dont deliver, taking people's money without giving what they have been promised. Its a huge deal, I live in south africa and our PC parts are NOT cheap, we dont earn huge salaries, so when you buy yourself something special you dont expect this?!
Please, I plead and beg, go to your people,let them be aware of how this unlogical decision has effected intel's loyal users. It is not like intell will catch a big lose if they send us this bios upgrade.
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I have just placed another order for a DX79SR, this bringing the total number of these boards within our organization to 7. Today I found out, thanks to this thread that intel wont do as the other suppliers have done and update the bios to support the i7-4930K cpu.
Dont quite understand the logic behind this but in any case money shall be spent with ASUS from now on.
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You know what is a real pity? That intel still says on their site that this Bios upgrade 'will'' happen in September 2013. I did not know about all this crazyness untill I got my DX79TO board and my i7 4820K chip, and then going to numerous places, calling around going from pc place to pc place to update my bios I thought. So now I stumbled onto this topic and I cant but help to feel very much cheated out of my money. Now I sit with this brand new PC stunning specs but have to buy a entire new board,what a absolute disaster, how can you do this to me intel? I have been loyal and carried intel name in high regards. Just release the update, or atleast . give the update to users who has already purchased your boards. Why are you doing this to people who have paid money for your product. !!
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Here we go, please note this extract is from the Intel site ,also notice the last date this information was modified.
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Guys I'm working on a moded BIOS that will enable the support of the new 48xx & 49xx CPU series to work on the Intel x79 series. Will post it here when we are done with the testing "providing Sylvia doesn't mind".
I think Intel did this cause it's not that much of a bump if you jump from the i7 3xxx series to the i7 4xxx series CPU.
Please note that Intel is not in the Motherboard business anymore. So if they support the new i7 4xxx CPUs then, they are in the market for a longer time.
Frankly speaking I don't know why anyone would buy an Intel MB "I own the dx79sr lool". However, switched to the Asrock x79 MB. I mean you have the Asrock, Gigabyte, ECS, Asus, these are all high quality products.
If it's OK with Intel, will post the BIOS here as soon as we are done. There is no risk in trying it as worst case scenario you can always revert back to the official Intel BIOS
В этой статье рассмотрим как сбросить настройки BIOS на intel dx79si. Инструкция настолько простая, что вызов специалиста школьника вам не понадобится.
Когда необходимо обнулить настройки BIOS / EFI / сбросить CMOS
- Компьютер перестал стартовать сам по себе или после смены настроек в BIOS, а возможно после подключения нового оборудования.
- Вы потеряли пароль на вход в BIOS, если конечно он был установлен
- Нестабильная работа ПК
- Неудачный разгон
- Периодический BSOD
- Надпись на экране "please clear cmos if system no display after overclocking"
- Определёные звуки системного динамика, указывающие на то что надо изменить настройки
intel dx79si сброс биос
Для начала выключаем ПК из розетки. Теперь приступим.
Способы сброса
- Если контакта всего 2 и пластиковой перемычки нет, то замкните контакты, например, ножницами или отвёрткой на 30 секунд. Пример на фото ниже:
В общем сложного ничего нет, берите и делайте.
Как обновить BIOS
- последняя версия bios для intel dx79siboard
- Копируем файл на флешку, заходим в биос и в разделе обновлений выбираем нужный файл с флешки. В данный момент многие производители современных материнских плат позволяют обновляться из под Windows, но это рискованно, процесс может прервать ложно срабатывание антивируса и вы можете запороть bios, а потом пытаться его восстановить.
Прошивка до последней версии может улучшить работу вашего ПК и решить многие проблемы, убрать BSOD и проблемы с несовместимостью оборудования.
Fixes:
• Fixed issue with BIOS Recovery support.
• Added keyboard controller reset workaround.
• Fixed issue where internal PLL override option does not work correctly.
• Fixed issue where non-XE CPU will not run in Turbo speed.
• Updated processor support.
• Fixed issue with manual mode fan control.
• Updated FSC Stack.
• Updated GUID defined section Security check.
• Disabled ACPI OS native PCI Express support when certain graphics card is installed in the system.
• Improved memory stability at higher memory speed.
• Updated Turbo Ratio maximum limit in BIOS Setup.
• Updated Turbo related options range in BIOS Setup.
• Improved BIOS watchdog timer support for Intel Extreme Tuning Utility.
• Updated PEG slot to support PCIe Gen3.
• Updated Setup options for Overclocking Assistance and Turbo Ratio.
• Added support for Primary/Secondary Temperature Input parameters to controller.
• Fixed issue where some USB optical drives are not detected.
• Fixed random hang at boot on systems with TPM present.
• Fixed POST hang at boot with cursor at top-left of screen with certain option ROM configurations.
• Updated SATA RAID option ROM to version 1370.
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