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Asus Rampage IV Black edition SATA issues

Discussion in 'Asus UK' started by dipzy, 22 Jul 2014.

  1. dipzy

    dipzy Minimodder

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    Hi guys,

    i've been having a issue with the SATA ports on my Rampage IV Black Edition.

    At times it will not detect an SSD, even in the bios so I had to reinstall the OS

    Before i had to reinstall the OS as after changing a faulty PSU, windows would hang on the windows logo boot screen.

    And now today, i disconnected the pc to replace a faulty fan on my H100i. After powering on the rig again, i had the same hanging issue as before.

    I do not really want to reinstall the OS everytime i change a component.

    At first i thought it was an SSD issue so i bought another one but this time im thinking it maybe the controller on the MB.

    Btw, i had both my SSD's plugged into the Intel SATA 3 ports. One of the Samsungs has already died and the same issue happened on the other SATA ports.

    Anybody know what could be the issue or will i have to to see if a RMA will solve it?
     
  2. Azh_fx

    Azh_fx sup dawg?

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    try another sata cable(s) update the bios of your board
     
  3. dipzy

    dipzy Minimodder

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    I tried a few sata cables and updating the bios but nothing worked.
    Scan have created a RMA for it, will send it to them
     
  4. damien c

    damien c Mad FPS Gamer

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    I currently have issues with my RIVE none BE and let's put it this way after this, I will no longer be buying or recommending Asus boards.

    My RIVE has issues with the sata ports, usb ports and network port, temps are not a issue as it is watercooled.

    My previous 3 previous Asus boards have all had issues like this as well, and honestly I don't know why I bought another.

    If you can get rid of the Asus when you get your replacement and grab a MSI board or EVGA then you should have no issues.
     
  5. dipzy

    dipzy Minimodder

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    I've bought a Gigabyte X79-UP4. It has been great so far but yeah as you said, i will be selling the Asus when the replacement arrives. That board has given me a massive headache
     
  6. damien c

    damien c Mad FPS Gamer

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    What's the UP4 like as I am considering that or the MSI X79-GD45 to put me on till Haswell-E is released.

    I have heard the heatsink can cause issues in cases when using the H100i with either a single set of fans or push pull.

    I will be getting the Corsair Air 540 case and board etc on Saturday from Scan.
     
  7. lysaer

    lysaer Suck my unit! Kirk lazarus (2008)

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    Running latest bios?

    Sent from my SM-T325 using Tapatalk
     
  8. dipzy

    dipzy Minimodder

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    Its pretty good at the moment. I haven't overclocked yet though.
    I'm running a h100i with single set of fans in a case labs SM8 and have zero issues

    Yup these bios was the latest one
     
  9. cdb

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    I have periodic sata issues with my Asus P7P55 WS Supercomputer not detecting my Hdds even in Bios. I just unplug the power then unplug the sata cables from the baord and when I power back on it always works. I don't know why and it's a pain, but I just live with it.
     
  10. damien c

    damien c Mad FPS Gamer

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    That's how it would start with me and then within about 2 months the ethernet would start playing up and then finally the USB ports would stop picking stuff up, and then I would have to start moving things around in different ports to find one that would work and that would need to be done each day.
     
  11. CarLover

    CarLover What's a Dremel?

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    I would update the bios first.
    I own a Asus P6T6 WS Revolution Mobo. Recently started rebooting after shut downs. I reset bios reinstall windows and nothing helped. I just tried every single page pertaining to asus and windows 8 reboots after shut downs. finally update the bios helped it. I dont know why but it helped.


    You may try too.
     

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