- Mar 29, 2013
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Hi. I recently bought an Asus P8B75-M LE along with an MSI GTX 660 Ti OC, Corsair 8gb Vengeance ram and an Intel i5 3570k. My ancient nForce (don't know which model) was falling apart, and it had an AMD cpu socket (AM3 i think) which obviously didn't support my new i5.
The installation of the new motherboard went smoothly, and wired properly (I should also note that it was the first time i ever changed a mobo). When everything was set up correctly, i started the computer and i got this "error" that told me to enable CSM due to "compatibility issues" or something (I don't have access to the computer at the moment, and my memory is a little rusty). When i pressed "OK" i got directed to the BIOS setup/settings, so i enabled CSM, saved the settings and rebooted. I still got the same error upon startup, even though i enabled it. I retried a couple of times, i enabled Legacy OpRom instead of UEFI, and fiddled around with the settings but to no avail. I searched google, the forums on this site, and several others, but i didn't find anything. I tried disabling CSM, and surprisingly i didn't get the error. However, this time i got another error which said: "Video card does not support UEFI" or something. I had two options: F1 to continue or F2 to enter setup. When i press F1, the system restarts and once again i'm back at the setup. I have no idea what to do. Help!
I'm sorry for the long post.
The installation of the new motherboard went smoothly, and wired properly (I should also note that it was the first time i ever changed a mobo). When everything was set up correctly, i started the computer and i got this "error" that told me to enable CSM due to "compatibility issues" or something (I don't have access to the computer at the moment, and my memory is a little rusty). When i pressed "OK" i got directed to the BIOS setup/settings, so i enabled CSM, saved the settings and rebooted. I still got the same error upon startup, even though i enabled it. I retried a couple of times, i enabled Legacy OpRom instead of UEFI, and fiddled around with the settings but to no avail. I searched google, the forums on this site, and several others, but i didn't find anything. I tried disabling CSM, and surprisingly i didn't get the error. However, this time i got another error which said: "Video card does not support UEFI" or something. I had two options: F1 to continue or F2 to enter setup. When i press F1, the system restarts and once again i'm back at the setup. I have no idea what to do. Help!
I'm sorry for the long post.
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