nobodynose's 3rd Non-Profit Build: Core i5-6400 - Gigabyte GA-H170M-DS3H - Intel HD 530 Graphics

[bokisis]

I've seen your post in another thread that you got HD530 to wake from sleep. How??

 

[nobodynose]

I've seen your post in another thread that you got HD530 to wake from sleep. How??

To be honest, I may have accidentally lied in that post; I don't think I actually tested wake from sleep, so it may or may not work. Unfortunately I have already handed over the machines to the organization I was building them for, so I can't test it now. I've warned them about it though.

Can you please PM me a link to that post so I can go and correct it? Thank you.

 

[Stork]

To be honest, I may have accidentally lied in that post...

Can you please PM me a link to that post so I can go and correct it? Thank you.

Go ahead and post it here as bokisis doesn't have enough posts to qualify for a PM/"conversation".

 

[nobodynose]

I know, right?

 

[Asus-Freak]

nobodynose's 3rd Non-Profit Build(s):
Two (2) Intel Core i5-6400 - Gigabyte GA-H170M-DS3H - 8GB RAM - Intel HD 530 Graphics​

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Very Sweet, enjoy...

 

[alinsonc]

I have the same board with an i3 6100 and I am having issues booting can you share some insight on your efi configuration I can install but cannot boot

 

[nobodynose]

I no longer have access to the machines as they have been delivered to the client. What is the problem you're having?

 

[alinsonc]

well so far so good i managed to get everything working with no flags. for some reason a usb 3.0 drive is not ideal in my case why? i have no idea but after creating my unibeast drive on a usb 2.0 drive it all works fine with the exception of restarting or shutting down the machine both options do not work when i try to turn off or restart the monitor will power down but thats it light on my machine does not. i am using a r9 270x graphics card on my machine. no sleep wake option either. and the ovious imessage not working but not too worried about that.

 

[drallanbique]

Hi! You BT card is working normal? How do you do it? Or you use a dongle? Tks!