arindam.1993

I love the build quality of the Z2. I love dBrand for the fact that they support a lot a youtubers. Can I win this now?

I'm long time lurker too. One of my few posts here!

Okay, So i just got the motherboard back from the service center and I'm still facing a similar issue. I get a post screen and I can use the BIOS perfectly but the motherboard just wont boot to anything....it just reboots back to the post screen repeatedly.. I switched the post from the graphical post screen to the text based one and there are no post errors. Im just really confused now!.. If anybody has any links to posts about other people facing a similar issue i'd really be haapy. Thanks!.

I don't think its a problem with any connector because I have tried to boot this motherboard of a Windows USB Installer Drive, Linux Live Boot USB Drives, and even internal SATA drives and still the system just keeps rebooting to the MSI splash screen. All the drives are detected perfectly in the BIOS as well as in the boot menu. But still it wont boot of any of them. It does randomly boot in sometimes but its fairly inconsistent. Could it be a discharged CMOS battery? Thanks for the reply!

Hey guys, I have an MSI FM2-A55M-P33 motherboard for a media pc at home with a A10-5800K in it and I just started facing a really weird problem. I was using a old hard drive in it(as a boot drive) and one day it just stopped detecting the drive but somewhat inconsistently. Sometimes it would boot and sometimes just boot loop continuously, so I got a new hard drive and when I tried to install windows of a flash drive, the computer still boot loop's. The flash drive is detected in the bios and i can select it from the boot menu and it actually boots of the flash drive again inconsistently. The flash drive did boot up once and i managed to install windows to the new drive. But the pc still boot loops and just restarts after the UEFI splash screen. The UEFI BIOS does work consistently without any problems but the mobo jst wont boot of off anything. Any idea guys? I have reflashed the the bios multiple times. Didn't solve the problem ....

Hey guys! I've got a budget build here with a Palit 560Ti(reference card), a gigabyte B75M-D3H motherboard and a 2500K at stock clock with a stock cooler in a NZXT Gamma case. I want to go for a yellow and black build since my 560Ti has a similar color scheme.The problem I have is the motherboard has the sad light blue and white gigabyte color scheme.Since I can't afford to get a new ASRock black and yellow Z77 now I thought why not make a motherboard cover for it similar to whats on the Sabertooth Z77.I have seen some people make custom covers but have no idea how to get started. My main doubts are: How do i mount the cover on top of the motherboard? The VRM on my mobo doesn't have a heatsink on it so do i need to make a custom one? I plan to put some LED strips around the acrylic sheet and cover it with carbon fibre(fake) wrap and make thin slits on the carbon fibre so the light from the leds shine throgh and it look's like glowing traces on a PCB.Is this even possible? Any help is much appreciated guys! Thanks!

Damn!. You must have an awsome relationship with intel to get $2000 worth of sponsorship for a giveaway!!....Great Job Linus!!!

CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K Stock at 3.3Ghz. Memory: 2 x 4GB or Kingston 1333Mhz Memory Motherboard: Gigabyte B75M-D3H (mATX) (The cheapest OSX supporting motherboard available) GPU: Palit GeForce GTX 560Ti 1GB (Reference Card) Power Supply: Cooler Master Extreme Power Power Plus 600W Case: NZXT Gamma ATX Case Current OSX Build: Mac OSX 10.7.2 Lion Total Price: 38,000 INR (Indian Rupees) which is 1/2 the price of the entry level (21.5in) iMac here and is about twice as fast!