Is anyone running an ASUS P8H67-M PRO with a Core i3-3225?

[mikeymikec]

I'm wondering because of this recent thread I've posted: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?p=34796911

 

[IntelEnthusiast]

Mikey give our technical support a call at 916-377-7000 they should be able to help you out on seeing if it is the processor.

 

[Kenmitch]

How many times did you flash the new uEFI? If I remember correctly it takes multiple flashes to completely update the uEFI. Might want to google it to see.

 

[mikeymikec]

How many times did you flash the new uEFI? If I remember correctly it takes multiple flashes to completely update the uEFI. Might want to google it to see.

It reports the new version number, I would have thought that would be enough?

 

[tweakboy]

How many times did you flash the new uEFI? If I remember correctly it takes multiple flashes to completely update the uEFI. Might want to google it to see.

Thats a new one, hadn't heard that before... :whiste:

 

[Kenmitch]

It reports the new version number, I would have thought that would be enough?

http://support.asus.com/FAQ/Detail....CD02-FBEF-5C98-169BB819D7A0&p=1&m=P8H67-M PRO

Not sure but it does look like it to me anyways. Doesn't hurt to try and see if it solves your issue.

Maybe see if this works also?

1. Reset your UEFI to Optimized Defaults, reboot, enter UEFI and then flash to the new UEFI build.
2. After flash and restart, enter Windows/Linux, then exit and shutdown.
3. Remover the power cord from the power supply, wait thirty seconds, press Power On button to clear any remaining charge, clear CMOS for five seconds, reattach the power cord, power on the system, enter UEFI, set to Optimized Defaults, save and exit.
4. Enter UEFI, set your system to customized settings based on your system configuration (RAID, OC, etc), save and exit.