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Question: Has anyone had a problem with the HDMI giving image and not audio? when i go to the playback sound menu it says that the HDMI is not connected.
Document: Great bios that is easy to navigate, great for overclocking. Mouse works in the bios which makes for easy navigation. Overclocked my i5 4670k to 4.6 GHz no problem.
Plus this cable will have to go across or around any PCI / PCI-E cards you have installed.I would have preferred to have the SATA-II ports of the B-85 be the straight-on connectors higher up on the board. Usually the things that use these slower port (eg optical drives) are at the top front of the case.
You have to go into the Boot settings to change the priority in each category though. Of course there is also an F11 shortcut to choose a boot source. Settings have mostly very helpful messages to explain the differentoptions.From my research I wasn't sure how it would handle my existing MBR disks vs. future GPT disks. I have had no issues.
This was my first build, so I can't tell you the superfine details that come with experience, but for me this motherboard works well. The manual was a bit less than helpful, but it included URLs for YouTube videos, which I could imagine being a problem if you don't already have a functioning computer. The BIOs is easy to navigate, and the layout seems reasonable enough. Do note, this is an overclocking motherboard.
I am not overclocking anything, if that is where you want to go I would say a different motherboard is probably better for you. As I recall, it really only lets you overclock your memory. Also it apparently supports Crossfire, but that's beyond my expertise to comment on.Also, I'm not sure why this is listed as a DDR3 1333 motherboard, as according to the manufacturer states it supports DDR3 1600 memory.
The biggest problem is that the power header shroud has a ridge (for stiffening?) right next to the USB header. I had to shave off about 1/2 mm off one side of the rubber moulding around the dual USB connector to allow it to seat properly. After you plug-in your USB connector, unplug it and look for signs of rubbing on the side nest to the power header. Keep shaving of a bit more of the USB connector moulding until you see no more signs of rubbing.
There is also a voltage monitor for the power supply. There doesn't appear to be any feedback or control of the CASE2and CASE3 fans.There is even an &#34;explorer&#34; that shows an image of the motherboard with info on the important parts. I'm not sure how useful this since the computer must work to get to it, but it is interesting.The only other negative thing is the location of the processor power plugs.
Although the Intel B85 and H87 controller chips do not support over-clocking (in the sense of higher clock frequencies) you can still use the overclocking software to optimize the RAM clock and latency settings within the ranges supported by the hardware. However to do this you have to enable &#34;overclocking&#34; in the menu system.Previous commenters are correct about the unfortunate placement of the front panel USB 3.0 header.
You will need to update the optical drive to SATA and use a USB floppy drive with this mobo if needed. The integrated graphics of Haswell are good and rivals an older Nvidia 6800 GT from 2005. It is decent for video playback and even light gaming. The mobo has plenty of SATA ports and USB ports for most people. With the M500 SSD, I can boot into Win 7 Home x64 in under 10 seconds.
this board has a great bios interface and functionality. I also had no trouble at all with any drivers. the excellent placement and arrangement of SATA ports made cable management an easier task. no cons so far. I'm happy with this board.
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