Author: parsec
Subject: Freezing and BSOD Skylake on new z270 mobo
Posted: 31 Jan 2017 at 12:26pm
That Skylake bug was a non-issue for 99.999% of users when it existed a year ago, and is history. I'm sure the first Kaby Lake microcode inherited the fix from Skylake. None of your issues have anything to do with the "Skylake bug".
BIOS updates won't fix the Windows 7/Intel 100/200 series chipset USB 3.0 driver issue.
Subject: Freezing and BSOD Skylake on new z270 mobo
Posted: 31 Jan 2017 at 12:26pm
 boabject78 wrote:I know its not a Kabylake cpu I meant the cpu is new. I went with Skylake because the board says it fully supports 6th Gen i7 and I refuse to use win10. The Skylake bug was addressed for the z170 platform by Intel and mobo manufacturers via bios update with new microcode so I dont see why it wont be the same for z270 I just dont know when it will happen cos bios rev P1.10 has its own problems. I know the board has just been released and will get better with updates. My ssd is plugged into SATA3_0 port. |
That Skylake bug was a non-issue for 99.999% of users when it existed a year ago, and is history. I'm sure the first Kaby Lake microcode inherited the fix from Skylake. None of your issues have anything to do with the "Skylake bug".
BIOS updates won't fix the Windows 7/Intel 100/200 series chipset USB 3.0 driver issue.