With 1.728 Volts as CPU VCore as shown in the H/W monitor in the BIOS ( 23:50 ), you can expect the CPU to fail very soon as this voltage is too high and should normally be around 1.3 ~ 1.5 Volts. Maybe a BIOS/microcode update fixes it. You could also try undervolting manually using Throttlestop if supported.
I found product home page -- www.huananzhi.com/en/more.php?lm=10&id=388 Under service/support there's a link to a manual, second part of it is in English -- www.huananzhi.com/en/xz.php?lm=18&id=581
With 1.728 Volts as CPU VCore as shown in the H/W monitor in the BIOS ( 23:50 ), you can expect the CPU to fail very soon as this voltage is too high and should normally be around 1.3 ~ 1.5 Volts. Maybe a BIOS/microcode update fixes it. You could also try undervolting manually using Throttlestop if supported.
Just took delivery of the same board. Paid about the same as you.
I need the BIOS backup file to recovery
Thanks for this. I'm doing similar myself - do you know where I can download a manual in English for the Jingsha B85M-I motherboard, please?
I found product home page -- www.huananzhi.com/en/more.php?lm=10&id=388
Under service/support there's a link to a manual, second part of it is in English -- www.huananzhi.com/en/xz.php?lm=18&id=581
@flamy111 Thanks. That's close, but mine doesn't have Display Port.
you should have watched some videos to learn how to install a motherboard and CPU. what your doing is incorrectly