GA-X58A-UD3R no post and no critical beeps

[Madison]

For once, I have betrayed Asus for my motherboards, and I am completely trapped I came across a GA-X58A-UD3R, which started to reboot after a week of use without problems (not overclocked or hacked in any way). I removed all peripherals tried the memory cards one by one, installed another graphics card, removed / replaced the processor, installed another power supply, removing the battery bios and used the jumper. The map lights, the fan is running, and after a few seconds it reboots. The weird thing is that there is not post and no critical beeps for finding the cause of error.

[Mrigankasekhar]

I think I am also facing similar problem I have purchased Motherboards from Pixmania, so nothing to wait for the VAS merchant. GIGABYTE side how it is after sales service? I had no problem with my 4 brand graphics cards in 5 years. What is the deadline for substituting GIGABYTE? In my case, it is a professional machine, so it is obviously urgent. The act of returning the card with an express carrier can accelerate the treatment? How long will I wait for a response from the SAV GIGABYTE? Is there any answer for these questions?

[Liliana]

Try to do following test for the solving the problem that you are facing.
1) PC off, remove the 220v
2) Shunt the two pins near the battery appointed CLR-CMOS for 15 seconds with a jumper, a paper clip or screwdriver
3) At the same time as the jumper, you press the button several times on the power box to clear the energy that resides in the components.
4) Remove the jumper, you deliver the 220v and you boot
5) Go into the bios and you do a load optimized default then you change your options you want
6) Finally save and quit
I am not sure that this will solve your problem but there are chances that these steps can be helpful solving your problem.

[Madison]

I followed your instructions. The best I get is a single card into the blue slot (3 DDR3): there is no reboot, but the motherboard nor replies: no POST, no access to the BIOS. I think I have tried everything. I just have to follow the RMA procedure. Regarding the OS, I do not understand the complaints made to XP 64. All manufacturers now have optimized drivers for this OS and all my software works perfectly. The system is robust and maintenance is simple.

[Mrigankasekhar]

I ordered another X58 motherboard, LDLC this time, and I received it this morning! I am eager to install the P6T: it runs perfectly. The memory or the processors were not involved. Good surprise: my system disks in RAID0 were immediately recognized the fact that the chipset is the same. I do not have to reinstall Windows and my software. I also appreciate that the P6T adjusts the speed of my chassis fan (something that was not the GA-EX58-UD3R). The boot is also faster.

[Illinois]

I know it's the fault of bad luck, but if the endless reboot problem recurs on recent models of the brand, I find that Gigabyte could make a level of service and offer customers a standard exchange and express rather than return to the Service Dealer. So in my case, this brief for Gigabyte motherboards have petered out. Did I stay home and I resell the EX58-UD3R be returned when the VAS.

[Abenaki]

The problem is that I cannot afford to buy another motherboard pending the return VAS. Besides if I did to sell my card gigabyte half price of its purchase value. The other thing is that how I will work without my pc during that time? And above, which I guarantee that it goes wrong again in a month or two? Gigabyte that is facing this problem seems the recurrent there was about it but if it should happen like this one should be surprised.