Thank you Kevin for bringing this issue up and to every one who took the time to post. I was just planning to purchase the Asus X99 Deluxe - I will now be looking at MSI boards.

I'm having problems with my X99 but wading through your conjecture and verbose anecdotal rambling is so tedious - 7 minutes for you to tell us you switched motherboards entirely. Great. Thanks.

This video is absolutely pointless he just rambles about nothing the whole time no solutions

@liammay7756

5 жыл бұрын

I have to agree. Plug in a bunch of off brand powered Chinese made USB hubs and see if ur PC boots. Also fuck MSI.

@Bass.Player

5 жыл бұрын

@@liammay7756 X99 is known for usb problems

@WS2808

5 жыл бұрын

He said, that he unpluged his usb-hubs. My MB wasn't booting from the ssd nor an usb stick (in the front panel of the case). I shut off my dell monitor, which has an usb3 hub integrated, before booting and the system was booting. when i shut off my monitor, while the system was hanging, it resumes normally.

Good to hear you fixed it, I went with MSI x99 SLI plus and have no problems at all. They build good motherboards

I had a very similar issue with the Gigabyte X99 UD3P, roughly 9/10 times the thing would not want to boot into windows. It would get either to the Gigabyte splash screen or to the initial Windows 10 logo and hang. I tried so many things, RAM memtest, multiple HDDs, bios updates, resets and CMOS clears, I even exchanged the CPU and motherboard from the store I bought them at with the same issue. Finally I saw this video and started playing with various USB combinations and placement and found moving my mouse (G502) and keyboard (CM Storm Quickfire Rapid) to a different set of ports fix the issue. Haven't had another boot hang since.

Same issue exists on the new X99 Deluxe II and a 6950X. USB Steering wheel/Pedals and Flight yoke plugged in, boot hangs at "Starting Windows" in Win 7. Thanks for this info!!

Thanks so much!!! I had the code BF on a x99-pro and was led to believe it was a vcore_low alert. This is a much simpler fix :))

Well how about that, after weeks of random searching for the cause of hang ups I stumble across your video. Another iRacing fan with the BMW GT2 wheel to boot! Thanks for helping me narrow down the problem, went from the deluxe to the deluxe II and still having the same hang up issues. Adios ASUS! Thanks again, Cheers!

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

Glad I was able to help!

Thanks for this, Kevin. I'm running Ubuntu Linux which adds to the fun of this. But, following Alexandre Esquenet's advice I tweaked the bios by disabling all the stuff related to the handoff. I'm able to boot/reboot now without problems, even with a crapload of USB devices.

@Action-Editing-Pro

7 ай бұрын

Which things you have disable in section boot ?

According to Rockless Yuki in his youtube video, you can solve it be going into the bios and enabling fast boot and you can disable the USB drives during booting.

Hi Kevin, First of all, thanks for taking the time to prepare this video and share your experience. Some time ago, I watched your video with interest after upgrading to Asus X-99S and discovering that my system would not boot if any of the USB devices was plugged in. You may be interested to learn that, in my case, a powered USB hub connected to a USB 2.0 interface card solved this issue when booting from cold. However, performing a 'restart' from within Windows 10 resulted in the system hanging at the BIOS splash screen. My original motherboard was replaced under warranty but the new one performed just the same. I researched this issue extensively and tried countless suggestions, all without success. I emailed Asus customer support and outlined the issue. I pointed out that mine was not an isolated incident and I provided them with a link to this video as I am of the opinion that your conclusions are rather compelling. I do have to say that I have never had a reply from Asus which is rather disappointing. Clearly, something is wrong with this particular product and I would still love to find a solution but in the meantime I can live with it. Well, that is, until a Windows update requires a reboot. When this happens, I shut the computer down and restart it manually. Sometimes I'm not quick enough to intervene, the update performs a 'restart' automatically and actually load Windows successfully - damn computers!

@slicker55

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill Hi Kevin, Thanks for acknowledging my comment - I may have some good news for you, well actually everyone! I followed the link provided at the top of this page and watched Reckless Yuki's 'rant' video (things like this shouldn't happen to such a nice guy), anyway, I decided to try his 'fix' (enabling fast boot and disabling USB support during boot up in the BIOS)... guess what... this seems to have fixed it. I confirm I have three USB flight controllers connected to a USB 2.0 PCI interface card via a powered USB hub. I have ran a few tests tonight and to my complete surprise, everything is working fine - boots from cold without any problems and performs a restart from within windows without hanging at the BIOS splash screen (that's it... what's the bet I've just jinxed it now) hahahahah... but I'll let you know if the issue returns. Just going to post a thank you on Reckless Yuki's page too. Thanks again

Hi great video I was just curious I just had the same issue and im returning my x99 deluxe and one thing I really liked was the debug led and I was just wondering does the debug led light come on. In other videos i see the light is not on and i was just hoping that was working instead of just deleted to save price on the board. Please let me know if the debug led turns on that would really help me thank you.

I have the Asus X99 Deluxe /3.1 and I'm lovin it. Super premium MOBO, Overclock very stable, have 3 GTX 980 ti, and 10 usb device connect with Zero Issues.

Thank you so much for this video sir, I've watched one more video about this before passing by on yours... It is now CONFIRMED by many users that they are having the same problem, HECK even system Instability issues. It's time to DITCH this piece of cr*p and move on to MSI X99 Godlike Carbon Gaming Board.

I am sometimes curious as to why this is but I think it is because you can ssd it via USB and so that may be the reason that he is hesitating I will look into it .....but if it's such a problem you can change it in the bios

i have the same problem. occasionally it hang when i boot and if i disconnect the usb hub it boots normally. sometimes when it hang it goes into diagnostic state and repair it.

I was able to identify this problem myself after about 20 hours of testing. The error is related to xHCI handoff from the BIOS to the OS. If you have any USB devices that do not conform to Intel's xHCI standard the system will hang. The motherboard enforces this strictly. In my case it was a Logitech Extreme 3D Joystick that had no firmware updates available which made it incompatible. I just unplugged it from the system and it solved my problem. With that being said, this is the first time I purchased a Non-Rampage motherboard from ASUS and I will never again purchase any motherboard except the Rampage edition. this ASUS x99 Deluxe has given me more problems than any motherboard I've ever owned. It still works and I'm still using it, but I would not recommend it to anyone.

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

This is a solution - but with the cost of the board, I really don't want to have to unplug stuff every time I reboot.

@lucasrem

Жыл бұрын

This was my best X99 board ever, the thunderbolt 3 needs certified USB devices, i did understand that. fast multiple U.2 and NVMe support ! many Fans on PWM !

I have the Asrock X99 WS I have a similar problem it won't boot on the 1st try it always boot on the 2nd or 3rd try but when I removed that specific USB 3.0 hub it boots up on the 1st try I am thinking maybe the USB 3.0 hub is the problem because whenever I boot to windows with that USB hub plugged in I always hear the sound whenever you plug in or plug out a USB device it's annoying and it won't stop until I replug that USB hub.

I have the Asus X99 Deluxe II. Disable USB under boot in the bios. The hang and usb issues I had stopped.

I have the same problem when starting the operating system. I get the AE error after I unplug computer from the power and turn it on again. It does not help to disconnect the USB devices, the bootable SDD is not visible in the BIOS. In my case (but temporarily) helps ... flashing the bios. After flashing, the operating system disk appears in the bios and I can start my computer. and so on until I disconnect it from the electricity ... :(

Had issue with the board ever since it was released. Stability of the system is the worst, and cold boots issues despite having the freshest bios. It has gotten slightly better, but very disappointed I must admit. It has been paired with a 5960x, so kinda want to bring some more life into the setup again. Have the x99 rampage been any better? I have one in my old system that has never been used since I put it in (old watercooling, so have been a hassle).

Same problem with my Asus X99-A. PC not powering up. The cpu fan spins for a second and stops. Changed PSU and RAM and everything but the problem persists. Also I have no USB devices attached. Looks like it's not related to USB.

Has this issue been resolved either by recent BIOS updates from ASUS or if it is also present with the ASUS X99-Deluxe/USB 3.1 and X99-Pro/USB 3.1 revisions of the board as well.

I like your microphone holding apparatus. I presume you are using a USB mic (you mentioned that a mic was plugged into one of your USBs). How do you coordinate the video with your audio feed? I'm using an old Canon T2i for my video. I have a cheap microphone which plugs into it but would rather use my nicer USB mic. Any advice?

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

Hi 10tenman10 - I use the Audio Technica 2020+ USB microphone - and when I record, I use OSB and the sound comes in with the video. I HAVE had syncing issues, which I have not really paid much attention to (as you can see in the video above I think). OSB will let you choose which device to use for sound - so it should be pretty easy to tell it what to use. This of course, is if you are using the computer for recording. I am not aware of a USB solution for a DSLR though. Anyone know of a way to use a USB microphone with a DSLR like the T2i?

I am having a similar problem with this board booting. It gives me error 53 and no screen display at boot time.

Same issue with my new X99-ProUSB3.1 I have isolated the problem to one usb device, being my Logitech Joystick. My external USB3 HDDs, WebCamera, UPS have no issues despite being a mottley assortment of USB1/2/3, but the Joystick when plugged into one of the X99 USB2 or 3 ports stops boot with error code Fb. No issues with the Joystick if plugged in once Win10 is running. Don't suppose your Joystick is a Logitech eh LoneRegister ?

Nothing but my dvd drive is showing in the boot priority even when it's showing my SSD and HDD in the SATA information. ???

I bought an MSI X99 Deluxe and had issues booting using Windows 10. After tinkering with it, applying every possible update I figured out that I could boot up without an issue and consistently as long as I didn't have any USB devices connected. This wasn't a real fix so i continued to troubleshoot. Then finally it hit me! I put 2 USB devices on one USB 3.0 slot and the other 2 USB devices on another USB 3.0 port. For me this translated into using my keyboard and mouse on my rear USB ports. Then using my USB headset and Joystick on my front USB slots. So far its been over a month and I haven't had any issues booting. .

@DJ-PWR

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill sposedly certain devices are not like 100% to USB spec/protocol (like my logitech extreme 3-d joystick)...so, for me, everything can be plugged in (joystick either unplugged or in my 2.0 front case slots)...otherwise, it hangs

@Ignacio001

8 жыл бұрын

+BITCOINFTW yup.. I can say with 100% that if I have my Logitech Joystick plugged in, its a hit and miss. If I boot without it, then it works 100 % of the time. Ill try a new joystick. :(

I have the ASUS X99-Deluxe/U3.1 and everything was great until the weekend. Everything started running hot then wouldn't boot. Then all it would do was boot into the BIOS automatically and wouldn't load windows. After about 10 BIOS resets I got it to boot but windows loaded much slower. I disabled USB support on boot and seemed better but then I couldn't get into the BIOS with my USB Keyboard of course! Seems to be a bit unreliable at the moment but has been fine for weeks and nothing's changed. Odd.

I can confirm that the upping the Cpuio voltage on a x99-a / usb 3.1 to 1.2 volts has resolved this issue for me , I had previously used fast boot and disabled usb at startup to work round the problem , lots of boards have issues. But I thing the problem here is the quality of asus tech support , the people I spoke to were useless , they wanted to blame everything else in my system and waste my time rather than spend some of there's to test and troubleshoot this problem , they could fix this issue by offering a bios update with better default settings , the x99 deluxe is not only board with this issue , but come on asus get your finger out and offer better support , I used your support years ago and you were great , seems you dropped the ball here

I have a Rampage V extreme and the piece of crap kept returning code 95. Turns out both bios chips have bad blocks so I have to RMA the board.

I have a much, much older asus with windows 7. It will never boot if I have my external usb WD Elements plugged in. Have to disconnect to reboot.

Hi Kevin, it would help if you could get straight to the point, this video could have been shorter.

I'm using the corsair h100i closed loop water cooler on my i7-5960X. Idle temps are 26 and at 100% load it runs 46

i have x99-s 7 years always same problen i cannot boot i try many time go to bios reset i try different way reset cmos take battery out deconnect somes usb same i stay away from asus motherboard next build

It's Sept 2019 and I'm having the same issue with an Asus X-99 mobo. So many USB devices hanging off it, and it's just hanging on boot sometimes. However, the PC is now 4 years old and I figure at this stage in its life, that I'll just switch off the detection if it comes up with this continuously.

@Eavesdrop216

4 жыл бұрын

turn off fast boot and legacy on

Hi loneregistar I'm having the same problem with my Asus x99 pro , it only happens on certain graphic cards , others boot o.k.....strange one this !

im having the same issue with a Asrock X99 Extreme4 w/5960X

I havent had a single problem with boot up other than a wonky overclock. I also had issues with 4 sticks of ram 1 random stick would disappear, gave it more voltage and it sorted out that problem. I also have things plugged into just about every USB port on the back of the motherboard and I have no issue during boot up, its been a really decent motherboard for me anyway.

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

Great news Viking 2121! That is awesome that the board is working well for you.

@VikingDudee

7 жыл бұрын

I mean I know the video is old but have you tried a bios update on that board or even RMA it? I know the Deluxe boards had some bios issues before, it had to mostly do with the boot strap and ram XMP clocks, but idk if they did anything to the USB's with any of the updates. I had a Asus z77 Pro board and it had issues with its USB 3s during boot up, like it would not work with my keyboard in the bios, and sometimes it wouldn't work with my mouse, windows was fine. Updated the bios and it sorted out my issues, but I could not get the same lvl overclock ever since so I reverted back to a bios where I can get the clock speed I wanted on my locked 3770s, and then I had USB 3 issues with my keyboard during bios again. Plugging it into USB 2 and it had no issues everytime I wanted in the bios.

going through a similar stuff with x99-s now .. jsut either gets stuck on code 79 .. or 02. sadly removing everything from the board ... even the processor and ram itself .. doing bios flashback from usb .. noe of it helps .. something must be fried... and it worked flawless for some 6 months!

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

+importfruchte I think this link might help: www.etcwiki.org/wiki/Motherboard_2_Digit_BIOS_POST_codes_in_hex

My friend and I both have X99A's and we had EXACTLY the same issue, as soon as we unplugged a usb device then rebooted hot or cold you'd get the 'Fb' error code, failing to see see the Asus 'twirling circle. However, as soon as I disabled 'FASTBOOT in windows (w8 and W10 X64 ) the problem disappeared and guess what? Boot time was EXACTLY the same. Mad or what?

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

what BIOS version are you running?

@twobellz

8 жыл бұрын

BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 1004, 16/10/2014 SMBIOS Version 2.8

@twobellz

8 жыл бұрын

I notice the 1301 is available but supposedly ppl are getting code 70 as the fw updates the Intel RST fw & goes through THREE updates? Does that mean I have to keep doing the update 3 times? I've never updated my bios before and rather worried....

same with the asrock fatal 1ty gameibg gear x99 ganeing i7 maonboard... but even can show up my monitor and windows hang up

I haven't had one single issue with my X99 Deluxe, I actually just won another one from an ebay auction. I was planning on getting an alternate board but found another X99 Deluxe for under $200. I've noticed the board taking a lot of flak from buyers. Maybe it's a quality issue, maybe it's issues with compatible hardware, but it's unfair to say "The X99-Deluxe has a fatal flaw" just because your X99 Deluxe is problematic.

@LittleWimbledon

9 жыл бұрын

+Stvhierro L 5820k - 16gb 4x4 quad channel gskill ripjaws V series - Toshiba Q series 256 gb ssd (os) - EVGA GTX 980 reference card - corsair RM750 PSU - raijentek triton aio CPU cooler - bios ver 1801

@Ecommerceclarity

9 жыл бұрын

+Stvhierro L Hi Stvhierro - 1200 Watt power supply. Bios was updated to latest at the time of this video. Started with one that was not current. I'd switch out to another board. I spent LOTS of time trying to get it working, and nothing made it stable.

@LittleWimbledon

9 жыл бұрын

Stvhierro L Glad your problem is fixed. "Get a new board" is not an acceptable solution, as anyone who bought this board probably spent the extra money for a reason.

@Eagleizer

9 жыл бұрын

+TidaLwaveMedia I have been struggling with this board for 3 months. Same peripherals as before. Only difference is new RAM and new CPU. This is a MB problem, and if it`s not working and support have no solution, it`s flawed... Just because yours is working, does not mean there is nothing wrong with it. ASUS have lost quality on both support and their products. That`s a fact... Cheers :)

@LittleWimbledon

9 жыл бұрын

+Eagleizer I don't understand your logic. The fact that mine has been working perfectly since I've had it literally does prove that the whole line is not flawed.

is this an issue with the x99-a motherboard? i ask because im looking for a motherboard and i dont wanna cheap out to much on the board.im coming from a amd setup fx8370 @ 4.6, with 2 gtx 960 4 gig samsung 500 gig ssd, so i expect to see a change!

@poocruncha3266

9 жыл бұрын

i was debating on either the asus or msi gaming 7 fry's have both of them at 219.00.i have both asus and msi amd motherboards and both of them are good to me. its worth a try but i dont think i wanna go thru the headache.see the issue with me is overclocking stability.i dont wanna dish out 400 bucks for a mobo and overclockin an intel cpu is way more complicated than a amd cpu. but im still in a bind right now with what i wanna do. any way good luck with the new board homieson!

Had the same problem with my Asrock X99 Motherboard. I thought it was because I had too many USB peripherals (12)hooked up. It would never boot on the first try and hang at the Windows 7 splash screen. I would do a reset and it would boot normally. I got around it by disconnecting my USB hub and hook it back up after the boot. While back I enabled Fast Boot in the bios and no more problems since then.

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

I too saw similar issues. I could boot with the hubs/devices unplugged. But could not boot with them plugged in. For the money - I expected to be able to reboot / boot my machine with out having to manually unplug things to do so.

I've updated to the latest BIOS, 21XX, seems more stable. So far its been 4 days and all my USB devices plugged in and no issues. :)

@subscribinkitmane1119

5 жыл бұрын

U updated the asus deluxe II? To 21XX bios?

Hello: I just now ran across your video and wanted to share a solution for your USB issues with the Asus X99 Deluxe. You may have already sold or trashed the board and so this will be moot and of no use at all. There is a bios setting to disable all USB ports at bootup except for the keyboard and mouse. I own the X99 Deluxe experiencing similar issues and when you change the bios setting, the problem should go away. After the handshake with Windows 10 and the bios completes, the USB ports are enabled when you log into windows.

Thank You Kevin. I concur with your opinion and issue. And ASUS support sucks.

im haven the same problem hang on window idid evrything reistall window in my m.2 evrything and hang in ae code i. soo mad need help pleasee

@elcangry855

8 жыл бұрын

i got the asus x99 ws

@elcangry855

8 жыл бұрын

The u chek u monitor my wass the monitor dvi dual link i was plug rhitg so fixe but when put xmp mode gos to code b7 so i cant do no oveclok qhen turn of goo bf or restart when put the ram at 2133 only cpu overclok work fine for me i hate asus i wass thinking of swicht to msi god like gaming motherboard...eny way if u have the board u should try what i see

I have the ROG rampage 10th edition and the PC shuts off all of a sudden (happened 3 times last month) and it wont POST at all after that (turns on for half a second then off again) ... the only solution i found so far is to unplug all USBs (keyboard, mouse, ...etc) then clear the CMOS and it turns on fine after that ...then I plug everything back.... :/ this happened with another x99 motherboard (x99 E-ws) which i returned thinking it was the problem.......

I totally agree with you Kev. Most of the well known reviewers are sponsored, so they are becoming ever less credible. Yet to be fair, they get to test the mobo for the review and thats it.

@finnsk3

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill I get the same issue with my Asrock extreme 4/3.1, My friend gets it with his Gigabyte G1 gaming X99 board and another friend with his ASUS X99-A. I have also read this issue happening with pretty much every X99 motherboard. Just having my motherboard and Corsair H100i AIO water plugged into USB was enough to cause it but upping the CPU ring voltage to 1.125v from 1.05v 100% fixed the issue. Haven't had it since. I can't explain who cpu ring voltage fixed this "motherboard usb power issue".

So should i buy the z170 deluxe mobo or x99 deluxe II. Its a pc for my mum she wouldnt be doing gaming just Watching 4K youtube videos and creating 4k videos for youtube and just surfing the internet researching, emailing and yeah you get the point i dont matter if the cost is high doesnt matter i just want to see what provides the best performance

@Lipo

7 жыл бұрын

If your mum isn't going to be overclocking her CPU then she should get a non-overclocking motherboard (ie not Z170 or Z270 or X99). Check out this thread: www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3072410/skylake-motherboard-overclocking-gaming-build.html

wanted the x99 deluxe.. but after reading reviews and watching this.. maybe not.. now im looking at the msi one.. how has your experience with this board been? would you recommend it over the asus..

@Thatlocomango_392

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill thx for the reply.. ive read some more reviews.. builders are still experiencing issues with the asus board.. might as well go with MSI x99s krait

@Thatlocomango_392

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill :).. for a 300$+ board you would expect it to be perfect.. thx.. ima go a head and get the msi read some good reviews on them

I was going to get this MB until I seen a bunch of bad reviews from it.

I had the exact same issues on my Asrock Extreme4/3.1 Upping the cpuio voltage from 1.05 to 1.125 completely fixed this issue. I haven't had it since. Also it seemed like a USB issue as well because moving my devices to the PCI-E USB 3.1 card fixed it but not 100% of the time. The cpuio increase was a permanent fix.

@finnsk3

8 жыл бұрын

+finnsk3 After asking some friends who run X99 they ALL have the same issue. Same cold boot requirement. All different kinds of motherboards. I think it's an X99 chipset issue tbh.

@finnsk3

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill its the cpu ring voltage not the vcore voltage. these voltages are well within intels specs. Fairly sure they up to 1.2v is within spec. I am going to up my cpuio to 1.2v and try some more overclocking, I still haven't gotten 4.5ghz stable yet with my 5820k, it looks like I got a bad overclocking chip. A mate of mine is running 4.8ghz on 1.29v, I cant even get 4.4ghz at 1.29v

@finnsk3

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill Check your CPU I/O voltage. By default mine was 1.05v which wasn't enough. I wouldn't be surprised if your mobo runs more by default. I have found a few forum posts saying this sorted their USB issues as well. Intel spec sheet says up to 1.35v is within spec.

Mine is a x99a usb 3.1 asus and after 6 month fried mu cpu after a restart and cpu over voltage error went in the bios and it was at 1.87 shut machine off and never boot again

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

What brand were you using ryantttt? Were you hitting 1.87V on your CPU? I always thought that 1.4V was pushing it. Or are you saying that the CPU voltage updated to 1.87V without you setting it that way?

@ryantttt

7 жыл бұрын

LoneRegister asus.. And yes just by iy self after a reboot gave me a overvoltage error then i went to the bios and saw voltage at 1.87 shut computer down and never boot after

@ryantttt

7 жыл бұрын

this happened 2 days ago and today a friend let me barrow another cpu and my computer boot up and turn on so in conclusion yes it fried my nice cpu the mb over-volt my cpu by it self

I'm having a similar problem with my X99 Deluxe... All I can get is the BIOS screen. Nothing ever happens beyond that. It WAS working fine for a few months. Then this started happening. Took it to a local shop 4 times, first time they said I had viruses but they never fixed the problem. Then I took the HDs out and added 2 identical 1TB HDs to create a RAID 1 system in case this happened again. A friend set up the two drives to recognize them as RAID 1 (which I've now forgotten how to do - pressing ctrl-I doesn't do it), but it's still not going past the BIOS. Another friend who's been in IT 15 years worked on it for a few hours but he couldn't figure it out either. Every time I call Asus they give me some low-level person who gives me different advice. I took your advice and removed all USBs except for the mouse and keyboard but it's still going to the BIOS and does nothing beyond that. During one phone call with Asus they had me reset the motherboard to default and that erased my RAID 1 setup, so now it doesn't even recognize that. But even if it did, it's still not going beyond the BIOS. Asus says to update the BIOS as the one I have (1801) doesn't work well with RAID. Any suggestions?? I'd really appreaciate any help.

@rexcruciatus2036

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill Thanks for the reply. I changed it to RAID in the BIOS and am able to get it to boot now with both 1TB drives installed. It installed Windows, but then at the very end it says "Windows Setup could not configure Windows to run on this computer's hardware." Both the two old drives are unplugged. The only drives plugged in are the two new 1TB drives. It ran before when I had the 500GB SSD drive as the C drive. When it boots up now I do see the quick screen where it recognizes the RAID setup... then it says Starting Windows... then it says "Windows could not complete the installation. To install Windows on this computer, restart the installation.". Then when it reboots I get that same message again. Then I start Windows again, and it does the same thing over and over...

@rexcruciatus2036

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill OK, stupid question here... I should know this but it's been a long time since I've done something like this... but how do I install the RAID drivers? I have the X99 DVD that came with the mobo... If windows isn't done with the installation, how do I get the RAID drivers on?

@rexcruciatus2036

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill Well to answer your question, no I haven't tried setting up an AHCI configuration yet because a friend of mine told me to set up a RAID configuration, so I got the drives, and we plugged them in, and he said I'd be OK after that. Turns out I was still only able to get so far as the BIOS screen. He's not always easy to get a hold of and I'm waiting to hear back from him now (I'm not in a very big town so there aren't a lot of people I can turn to here locally). I hate to undo the RAID setup until I talk to him again. But thanks for your help... If I don't hear back from him after a while I'll try just one drive and see how far I can get with that.

@rexcruciatus2036

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill Hi Kevin, I've worked with three more IT guys since your last message and nobody can figure it out. It's simply a bad board. Having done a little more research, I can see that the Asus X99 Deluxe is simply something that should never have been put on the market. Anyway, I won't bore you with what all I've done, been through, how much money this board has ultimately cost me or anything like that as it's going back for a refund. However I was just wondering if you had any suggestions on other boards I might want to look at? I see that you like your MSI Krait... any other suggestions at all on any sub-$450 boards? Thanks! :)

Damn, I was thinkig i'd messed something up with my overclocking, but it seems it's an issue with Asus X99 motherboards. My problems have been not posting at all, or once I got to Windows the keyboard didn't work. Or, it didn't read all the RAM-sticks (and i've tested them to make sure they're OK). Just recently my waterpump (AiO watercooling) stopped working. All the fan headers on the motherboard worked with regular fans, so I figured the pump most have broken down. So, now i've bought a Noctua CPU cooler, and guess what? Shit still doesn't work. Sure, the fans do actually spin around so I can use my computer. Buuuut, the fucking motherboard can only read two fan headers. The third reads as 0 rpm, though the fan is working. I just returned the AiO cooler when I should have returned the motherboard. Now i've tried updating to the latest BIOS, in the hopes that will solve my issues, but alas... my BIOS can't even read the fucking file. I've had several generations of Asus motherboards, but this is will be the last one.

I get an issue where every second time I boot, I get stuck on the asus splash screen with error code 99.

@MovieMowDown

8 жыл бұрын

Is there a way to fix that?

@MovieMowDown

8 жыл бұрын

Damn. This is a new mobo I'm surprised it even has this problem.

@18266609

8 жыл бұрын

+MovieMowDown I get stuck on 79. its annoying as hell.

@18266609

8 жыл бұрын

thanks for the response. will check it out.

Hi Kevin, I saw two replies here from you but now they're gone. I had been writing up these replies in Wordpad and when I got back, it looks like they're now gone. Well, here are my replies anyway... I'm taking a good look at MSI boards, particularly the Krait. I'm just wondering if my 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4 2800 (PC4 22400) Extreme Performance Memory Kit will run in it. It doesn't specifically list 2800 as a supported speed in the specs on the MSI Krait. This is what it says about memory: "Memory: 8x DDR4-3333(OC)/ 3110(OC)/ 3000(OC)/ 2750(OC)/ 2666(OC)/ 2600(OC)/ 2400(OC)/ 2200(OC)/ 2133 DIMM Slots, Quad-Channel, Non-ECC, Unbuffered, Max Capacity up to 128GB". The one factor I'm looking for above all after this horrible experience with this Asus board is that it's solid. I like bells & whistles, but what good are they if all you're doing is spending time trying to just get your rig to run like this Asus X99 Pro and Deluxe? I looked at the MSI Krait... very nice, but I think I'd prefer more stuff on it. Maybe they have a model one higher up. I'll do some research... Do you happen to know how many fan headers that mobo has? I have 4 case fans + the CPU fan. I didn't want liquid cooling, so I'd like to have a mobo that could handle all my fans, if that's possible. And no worries... I never suspected you were sponsored by anyone. Here's the reply to the second post I saw: Actually Kevin, at this point and after everything I've been through I've been trying to FORGET everything that I've done along the way. This has been a horrible experience... no thanks to Asus. I would love to share everything I did so that maybe it might help someone else, but unfortunately I didn't keep any notes, plus I don't have the best memory in the world too. However, it did involve lots of pulling parts out and putting them back in again, making sure they were working, trying to narrow down the cause, swapping out parts, LOTS of work in the BIOS, and a very careful reading of the manual many times. I had no idea that this was going to turn into the experience that it did. I know now I should have kept some notes though. Also, since I couldn't get it to run, I turned it over to other people and I'm not sure what all they did on it. But I'll try sharing what I can actually remember. The bottom line is that you simply shouldn't buy this board. And if you already have one and are having problems with it and can't get a refund for it then I'd say that the proper fix for this beast involves a sledgehammer, a few M-80's, some gasoline, and a match. Anyway since you asked, I'll try going in to some detail. Maybe there's SOMEthing I say that might help someone out there. I'll try to remember what I can for you... Last summer, I began searching for parts for the perfect PC for me. I researched every single part and spent at least three months researching everything that would go in to it so that I would have the PC that was exactly right for me and what I needed to do with it. I obsessively researched for many weeks so that I would end up with a PC in which I knew every single part and the entire thing would be just right for me. Initially, I got an Asus X99 Pro, but after several days of frustratingly working on it and getting help from a friend who builds computers for a living, I was not able to get it to run. So I sent it back and got a replacement. I couldn't get it to run either. At that point, being that I never wanted to see this mobo again given all the work I had put in to it, I decided to get an Asus X99 Deluxe. Surely this board wouldn't have the problems with it that the Pro board did, especially since it was more money. Boy was I ever wrong! The X99 Deluxe did run for four months, so at least it did that. But then suddenly for no apparent reason, it wouldn't make it past the BIOS. I never changed anything to make it do that. Every time it boots up it would go directly into the BIOS and nothing I tried could get it to do any different. I worked on it for a few days, but no bueno. So I took it to a local PC shop. After taking it back four separate times, they weren't able to fix it either. So I took it to another shop, and they couldn't get any different results. So I had a friend help me who has 15 years IT experience. He couldn't get it beyond the BIOS either. He spent five hours on the phone with me one night. Another friend with 15 years experience in IT also couldn't get it working as well. And any time I called Asus Tech Support, all I would get is some... well, let's say... "non-senior" IT person who offered lame advice and wanted to get me off the phone as quickly as possible. Of course I tried everything they suggested, but it still wouldn't make a difference. I even bought two other hard drives too to make sure there couldn't be any possible problem coming from them because that's what I was told at the first shop (what-ever).. And during the time that the Deluxe board actually ran, I never could get it to overclock at all or set up a RAID system either. Which are other issues in themselves... So in the end, I had spent $2,500 on the system and it's been a total waste of both money and time. I would have been better off just burning that money. Not only that, but because of the extended downtime, I had to buy another $2,500 PC from HP just to have one that actually runs -- and of course neither of those figures includes the lost work time I've incurred nor the money I spent having other people try to fix it too or the money spent on the HDs. I did write to Asus, and they did offer to send me a replacement, but keep in mind that these aren't new boards -- they're refurbished ones. And it takes Asus 2-4 days on average to return an email. So the way it works is; you pay for a new board, and when it doesn't work, then you get a refurbished one that (I presume) someone else has had problems with. Fortunately Amazon is great and I'm going to get a refund for the Deluxe board too. To be honest, I first built a PC in 1987, but aside from all the times I've built & rebuilt these systems with the Pro and then the Deluxe mobos, I hadn't built a system in probably 15 years. However, I was trying to figure out the combined years of IT & system-building experience everyone has who has tried getting them to run, and I came up with 120 years of combined IT/system-building experience of the people who've worked just trying to get this system to run. And then when I call Asus to try to get someone to help, I'm just given quick (short) worthless advice that doesn't help -- from people who don't understand how much time and effort I/we have already put in to getting the X99 Pro and the X99 Deluxe boards to run. It seems like they just want to get you off the phone as quickly as possible. So between the time I and others have spent on these boards, the money I've spent from local shops trying to get the X99 Deluxe to get beyond the BIOS, having other people try to help me with it, the money spent having to buy other equipment like hard drives to eliminate those as a potential problem-causer ($400-500), having to buy another computer from HP ($2,500) just so that I'd have one that actually runs, and the lost income & work time from not having a running computer... to say it's been beyond incredibly frustrating would be the understatement of the century. Also, two more things... I just now realized that I had tried TWO Asus X99 Pro boards, not one. It was a while back and I had forgotten about the second one but just realized there were in fact two of them after going through my Newegg and Amazon order history. So this makes THREE bad Asus X99 boards I've had. Here's a list of the other hardware I have while trying to get the Pro and Deluxe mobos to run: 1 x Intel Core i7-5820K Haswell-E 6-Core 3.3 GHz LGA 2011-v3 140W BX80648I75820K Desktop Processor 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 2800 (PC4 22400) Extreme Performance Memory Kit ... 1 x Crucial BX100 2.5" 500GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) CT500BX100SSD1 1 x Seagate Hybrid Drive ST2000DX001 2TB MLC/8GB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s NCQ 3.5" Desktop SSHD 1 x GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 960 4GB G1 GAMING OC EDITION 1 x CORSAIR RM Series RM850 850W ATX12V v2.31 and EPS 2.92 80 PLUS GOLD Certified Full Modular Active PFC Power Supply 1 x Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO - CPU Cooler with 120 mm PWM Fan 1 x LG Electronics 14x SATA Blu-ray Internal Rewriter without Software, Black Model WH14NS40 - OEM 1 x Asus DVD rewriter (can't find the model # right now) 1 x Internal Card Reader 3.5" USB 2.0 Port 40 1 Extra Silver Rosewill 1 x RAIDMAX Cobra ATX-502WBG Black Steel / Plastic ATX Mid Tower Computer Case 3 x Scythe SY1225SL12LM-P Slip Stream 120mm PWM Case Fans Windows 7 Professional 64bit I also later purchased these too, and they wouldn't run with these either: 2 of WD Black 2TB Performance Desktop Hard Disk Drive - 7200 RPM SATA 6 Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD2003FZEX 1 x Seagate Hybrid Drive ST2000DX001 2TB MLC/8GB 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s NCQ 3.5" Desktop SSHD Like I said, I wish I had kept notes but I just had no idea this was going to turn into a long ongonig adventure. Suffice it to say though, I doubt I'll ever be buying anything from Asus ever again.

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

+Preston W. Sounds much like what I went through - although I lucked out and switched brands and mobo to one that worked out of the box. Anyone else have problems like Preston? Give his comment a like - and we'll use that as an informal poll.

A2 code for me was because my power to my Hard drive was disconnected

After reading all these horror stories about the X99's I have changed my mind on the X99 platform. I am now looking at the ASUS Maximus VIII Hero/Alpha Intel Z170 DDR4 S-ATA 600 ATX Motherboard with the i7 6700 chipset. The total saving in money terms is £508.06 = $675.72 = €606.02? Money isn't the deciding factor here I originally wanted more storage options Sata ports!! I would really like to hear from some of you more nologille folks out there. I have posted this on other similar reviewers page's. Cheers. Mike

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

I'd recommend staying away from ASUS completely. But let us know how that motherboard works and if it has the same USB issues that the x99 deluxe did.

I got USB problem with my MSI x99... seems to me evry brand got this problem on the x99 platform... or just tons of bad mobo's -_-

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

I think it might be a platform issue. As I am also seeing issues with the new motherboard I purchased as well. Though not quite to the point of the Asus.

@AmrothPalantir

7 жыл бұрын

LoneRegister well said. its wierd, i dont like it. gonna see if I can change it... maybe evenother socket.

Me too have experienced a lot of trouble with Asus X99 board but mine is the simpe X99 A but still, tiresom.. I went from MSI to Asus kinda regret it now, wen it works I thin AI suite is superior to other brands so that was the reasoning but of course only use it every now and then + OC can be done right in bios/uefi so yeah regret it. If I OC mine I loose ram sticks every now and then + the boot problems not to mention, how slow is this board to boot? Yes tried several different SSD´s it´s not the SSD it´s the board, problems with certain pumps/fans etc.. etc.. tired of Asus. Support is horrible here as well, when in contact I am very nice and behave but met back with attitude like for example: No our boards are the best, no problems with them etc.. They do admit they are saving in on components they tell me this but claim they are still supreme and I cannot send my board in cause I know they will use different ram, cpu, gpu, drive etc and no OC so problems might not appear directly to them so cannot prove it´s the board, they keep pumping out bios releases but it never get fixed! Fanboys on Asus mainstream rigs refuse to belive there is something wrong with it and I know the Z99 Asus boards are more stable and better what to do?

Interesting. I've been pulling my hair out trying to figure out many of the same issues you have been having. In fact, I was going to skip your video until I saw the sim racing kit in the background. I also and a plethora of sim kit, and have had nothing but trouble since I built my x99 rig. It was driving me insane for many of the same reasons it sounds like it is for you. I keep thinking, "I do this for a fucking living, and I can't get my rig to boot consistently no matter what I do." A couple things I have found...Grounding devices to an actual ground in your house helps. It may not be practical, and, usually I have found that grounding problematic devices to a computer case is sufficient. In the case of the x99 this was not enough or separate enough for the chipset. Also, I have found later iterations of motherboards to be better at handling (what manufacturers like to call) "noisey devices" (guess what, your motherboards should be able to handle this without me running speaker wire from my computer to a pipe under my sink... Really... Seriously) that the first iterations. I'd be interested to see if the new generation of lga 2011-3 CPUs are better at power handling than the older 59xxk CPUs. Apparently Intel moved the power handling functions on to the CPU with lga 2011-3, and rumor has it that they'll be moving it back off next chipset. Perhaps this wasn't ready for prime time. Ps. I started with an msi sli-plus motherboard (I call this my "ghost in the machine" computer cuz it has never worked right... Ever), then switched to an asus x99-a ii and a new 5930k CPU and the problems seem to have gone away.

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

Posi X Mosh - I too do this for a living (and a bit more see: www.ecommerceclarity.com for my RLJ). Anyway - after purchasing this damn thing - I expected it to work Out of the box or at least with a few changes here and there. Unfortunately not the case. VERY frustrating as you indicate.

@PosiXMosh

8 жыл бұрын

LoneRegister I feel you... I kept reasoning with myself, "it doesn't need to boot every time I have my wheel and pedals plugged in. It doesn't need to have all of my ram in it... It works with 16gb just fine. That crash was my fault, I made it work too hard." Then I snap out of it and say, "it should work, I've replaced literally every component, I know what I'm doing, and this is way too much trouble for a high end PC I built myself." I wish Intel/motherboard manufacturers would just stand up and say, "yeah, the x99 chipset was a little half baked when we released it. Sorry."

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

Agreed - after paying a premium the damn thing should not hang because I have "too many" USB devices on it. Give me a break - totally not a valid excuse - particularly when other motherboards boot just fine with all that stuff attached.

I had the same issue with the x99m-ws and I found the solution in another video here, you just had to desactivate in bios menu usb support

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

Does this deactivate USB? Or make USB disabled while in BIOS?

@maiax3i

7 жыл бұрын

LoneRegister is in boot menu, the problems is having many USB at the same time, and in BIOS menu you disable in boot usb support, it has partial or full, you have to switch to deactivated

@maiax3i

7 жыл бұрын

yes that desable USB during boot, but you can use mouse or keyboard, the problems may be is when connects with window doesn't have enough power just in boot to read many USBs

Hey bro, the boot hang issue, i had it too. It was a three month struggle before i gave up and looked seriously to the internet for help. Asus them selfs were no help, when i spend $100's of dollars, i expect the shit to work, just like you. im sure you ran into the same problem i did(a god damn refund), i couldn't return the board because it was wayyy past the return date, and all asus wants to do is send me a new one. so basically, im out $400 because even if they send another one, it has the same issue. i found out if i just unplug all my USB at every boot, i have zero issues, i got windows 10. Its a bitch to boot that way but it's functional. I want to file a class action lawsuit because there jack-legging people like me and you around for the alot of money, you have the box so i take it your stuck with a shitty x99 board too. i want to find all the people i can with this issue and either have them make a permanent fix, or give us our money back, all of it. Strictly because it was sold to me as a working product, when you turn a PC on, you expect it to work. it's pretty simple. #F***ASUS

u fail it isint the usb ports mine still freez after i disconected and disable them

I only have it with my usb box for games but otherwise i have no problem i did everything myself

I need help! I have the X99 Deluxe ii and it wont turn on :( I have everything connected correctly and even brought it in to Geek Squad today and they confirmed everything is connected correctly. It was turning on with only 1 stick of ram after I initially set it up - however, it wouldnt output video and had error code 76 on the board. I then hit cmos reset button while it was on and it now wont even turn on! I press the power button and it turns on for a milisecond, the fans turn for a milisecond, no code, and then nothing! The white lights on the board however still remain on as well as the power and reset buttons. Any help would be much appreciated!

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

Fuzzy Puppet Typically when the mobo flashes like that - the fans "kick" but don't spin etc.. Means dead CPU.

@junkies4463

3 жыл бұрын

@@LoneRegister Really? i have X79 CPU fans kick and spin 2 second and turn off again. What is the problem?

If you have lots of USB connected devices that are taking up 1amp to 2amps, the motherboard is only designed to take on so many amps! I would recommend getting a powered-hub! I bet that would solve your issues!

@buddysteve5543

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill Sorry, I just made assumptions off the title and didn't watch your entire video. I do have experience with over-powering issues of USB ports like on my MacBook Pro which is why I made that statement. I came across your video by researching this same MB after I had already bought it based on other positive reviews. I do have enough power-hungry USB devices where I can test to see if I have the same issue. Maybe you got a lemon? I say that because after watching the ASUS tech rep give an extensive review of the board, it should take whatever you throw at it, within reason of the power consumption on each USB port. I'll let you know what I find once I get this pc built. Also, you look much younger in your video than your thump pic. Just something I noticed. lol

@buddysteve5543

8 жыл бұрын

+BuddySteve So I watched the entire video now. I'm wondering if you checked to see if there was a BIOS update available from ASUS? Did you contact ASUS tech support on it? I know it's too late now as you've changed motherboards but the other thing I would have checked is the actual USB power consumption the HUBs were taking from the motherboard. There is this USB 3.0 monitor that will tell you the voltage output and the amps being used on that port. I'm wondering if maybe your hubs were drawing too much power or if maybe by chance, the hubs were passing a lot of power back into the motherboard causing this to happen? In anycase, glad your issue has been resolved! I will definitely try to replicate this same issue to help verify it's an issue with all boards of this model and will definitely try every possible solution to this issue. If ASUS says they have powerful USB ports in their official video presentations, this should not be happening and would also make me want to switch to another brand! Thanks!

Asus Maximus vIII Hero has similar issues.

You could always disable usb at startup. That seems like a cheaper solution.

@LoneRegister

8 жыл бұрын

You could - but the point is that this motherboard, a high priced on at that, fails to function with the USB setup that I and many others have. Yes - I could disable USB at startup. But that's not what I paid for.

У меня такая же проблема x99- А ASUS II после 10 дней не загружается и почтовый индекс 00 !!! Я использовал последний BIOS с сайта ...

@guvanch.o

7 жыл бұрын

Так проблема решилась? Или последний BIOS и был проблемой?

@Randomat_

7 жыл бұрын

Гуванч Овезов Проблема в х99 чипсете Асуса

I love how you didn't fix the issue you just bought a new board thx for wasting my time thought maybe you fixed it

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

I am sorry you feel that way. I felt that the issue was a big enough let down, that it needed to be shared for others to see and learn from. I also thought that perhaps others might comment on the video and provide solutions that worked for them. For me, it was buying a new motherboard. For others it was finding and removing an offending USB device. For others, it was boosting motherboard voltages.

@schaefferderek

7 жыл бұрын

Ya I'm dealing with it on the asus deluxe II but I was hoping for you to answer the problem not just buy a new board to just skip the issue if I find a solution I'll let your channel know though

@LoneRegister

7 жыл бұрын

Yea - I wish I could report a solid fix. But for me it was a jump to another brand. I DID try many, many BIOS configs. Both BIOS updates, and settings changes. None of which worked. Then I DID find that if I reduced my system to just a few USB devices (like 1 keyboard, and mouse) it would boot consistently. But I did not pay top dollar for a system that can't have all of my many, many USB devices. (2 keyboards, 2 mice, USB camera, USB microphone, USB security KEY, Track IR, Fanatec Steering Wheel, 2 button boxes, Pedals, racing display, Warthog HOTAS - and probably a few more things that I have forgotten to list. Thanks for writing back - I hope that we do find a solution. I fear it might be an issue with the USB chipset or the X99 chipset or something hardware related that cannot be fixed via software. :(

@schaefferderek

7 жыл бұрын

LoneRegister no I totally understand as I to paid a lot of money sad thing is this just started it never used to do this I just don't get it

My code is 00 fuck me just got it like 1 month ago msi z170 gaming m5

I have the x99 deluxe had the same issues, I updated to the latest bios version (2101 I believe is the version number) then in the boot menu of the bios I have usb's disabled on boot up and everything works beautiful! No hang ups at all. BTW updating the bios on this board is so simple and painless a 3 year old could do it literally..... Hats off to Asus for making it so simple to do

@grob682

8 жыл бұрын

AHHHH the joys of being a PC enthusiast! Right? These things can be a real pain in the ass

@timnorthover6669

8 жыл бұрын

Jus a note for others: I updated from 1702 to 2101 after hearing about the improvements; it completely hosed my stability. Back on 1702 now and everything is fine again (as long as I don't try to reboot soon after intensive activity).

@grob682

8 жыл бұрын

Wow thats odd man sorry to hear that Tim. I updated from 1502 and like I said it made a big improvement. Are you hanging up during boot up?

@timnorthover6669

8 жыл бұрын

On 2101 I saw hanging during boot, hanging shortly after boot and powering off when trying to enter setup (strangely F2 seemed to be more reliable than DEL). But fortunately 1702 rarely gave me any issue (how often do you reboot?). I'm assuming ASUS are supporting multiple board variants here, not quite successfully. As long as everyone has at least one revision that works for them, that's probably just about forgiveable.

@grob682

8 жыл бұрын

I shut my machine down every night. Throughout the day I only reboot if a game freezes my system up. I have always used F2 to get into BIOS never thought to use DEL. One thing I did have to do even after the update was Disable USB'S during boot up. That is a biggie. for whatever reason this board does not like anything but your mouse and Keyboard plugged in during boot up (at least my board anyway) so the workaround for me was to disable them in the boot menu of the BIOS so I could leave my headphones and external HDD plugged in. What the Bios update did was give me stability finally for my overclocks on 1502 I couldnt keep a stable overclock on my CPU or GPU

Hi all, ibhad this same issue however I solved it ! Unplug your mouse and it will boot every time. What model mouse you got? The problem seems to be related to the onboard Ram on my mouse, its almost like its trying to boot from the onboard Ram.

My next Motherboard be a Gigabyte

flash your bios

@ryan85208

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill that's a shame I would contact asus and let them know. if the usb controller is holding up the bios then hopefully they can fix it. I had a similar issue with asus rog cross hair 4 with my Belkin game pad holding up restarts. the flash eventually fixed it. I have the x99 deluxe with no issues I hope it stays that way.

@ryan85208

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Hill I would also check this out there is a thread on their forum about legacy usb controllers causing issues on other boards. you can try to set the board to fast boot in bio and stop it from loading usb controllers. rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?56699-not-enough-usb-controller-resources

X99 is hands down the worst platform I have ever used. Boot problems out the ass and all are known for USB issues... Not to mention quad channel problems. Next week i will be building a new AMD Ryzen 3 series system, can't wait to ditch this bitch after three years...

I should have seen this video faster.

This video is pretty old and most likely dead. But.. I can't believe a whatever years tech would be using windows 8 OS for fun, or casual use. It was the biggest piece of shit os. Anyway I find also that you moved to MSI after using ASUS and found it to be the cats ass. I guess times have changed..

bought a asus geforce gtx 550 years ago it last 2 years ish and then died for no reason....... ya asus are doggie

My Deluxe x99 3.1 have same boot problems too. DO NOT BUY ASUS PRODUCTS!!!! I will never ever buy an ASUS anymore....

Asus is trash, I had 2 x99 boards fail

Had my board for 3 years now never overclocked just died from absolutly nothing i dont think a premium board with this pricetag should last abit longer than 3 years What an utter shit produkt , Asus Will never buy another item from you never haf problem with gigabyte or even msi oddly the more expensive boards never last long