Sta da se iskljuci ili ukljuci?
Nema nikakve opcije, osim XMP, koji ti nece biti od pomoci.
Receno ti je vise puta sta sve da odradis.
Sve stoji na auto i samo se ubode memorija,bez podesavanja latencije i frenkvencije.
A problem sto ne mogu da udjem u bios je u HDMI kablu koji koristim za povezivanje GPU i monitora.
Povezao sam monitor sa DVI kablom i sasvim normalno ulazi u bios,takodje windows vidi 24gb rama. Neki problem se javlja sa HDMI kablom,rezolucijom i memorijom.
Izgleda da i ubacivanje memorije utice na to sve posto kad stavim tu trecu ddr3 i HDMI nije htelo u bios jer se promeni rezolucija,a sa DVI sve normalno.
I have the same problem. My computer is connected to LCD TV via HDMI cable.
But there is no problem (i can see EFI BIOS) when i connect my LCD monitor with VGA cable.
The issue for you guys not getting a display is a handshaking problem between your GPU and monitor. The only resolution supported by UEFI is 1280X1024. If for some reason your GPU and TV/monitor don't handshake at that resolution, you'll see the splash screen but either get a garbled display or no display in UEFI. You'll also find you're fine when in Windows (for obvious reasons).
There is no fix for this from our side. The GPU VBIOS and monitor native resolution are where the problem lies. If the display you've connected does not handshake correctly with the GPU for whatever reason, it will likely default to its native resolution, and if that's anything other than 1280X1024 you've got a problem displaying UEFI.
Only workaround is to connect a display that allows you to see UEFI or try using another method of connecting the GPU to the display (DVI instead of HDMI for example)