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Unable to OC and USB does not work to get into BIOS
This is weird.
I was going to just leave with that but I figure it might help to explain...lol
I have Windows 10 Pro 64 bit
First I had trouble getting into my bios as the keyboard and mouse did not initialize until the log in screen showed up.
I was able to find out how to get the PC to automatically go into the bios from windows. But when I got there I could not do anything because the USB keyboard and mouse were not enabled.
I was finally able to get my PS/2 keyboard working. I got into the bios and discovered that partial USB support is enabled so the keyboard and mouse should work. I enabled full USB support anyway. Booted it up then restarted and my USB keyboard and mouse still do not work.
So I restarted and got into the bios via my PS/2 keyboard and went to overclocking like my original intention was. I set all my values, booted it up, waited for my stress test software to update then started the stress test. It was then I realized that there was no OC at all, along with no turbo. I had turned off the turbo anyway as normal. I went into the bios and all my OC settings were still in place. But they never showed up in Windows. I have some OC values that were set before like XMP and the spread spectrum on both CPU and PCIe set to disabled.
Should I reset my bios or could this be a new Windows thing with both the OC values and the USB not starting right away?
My system:
i7 4930k on an Asus Rampage IV Black ed MB
32gb of G.Skill Trident X 2133mhz RAM set through XMP.
EVGA GTX 980