Hi Bugger.

Really sorry for the late reponse - Bugger, did you solve your issue?

Still have wake-on-usb problem, so now using AC Power tate to power on/off the PC - Have plugged TV on power save plug, so that when I power off TV, the PC AC power is cut off.

When powering on TV, AC is back and BIOS starts the PC.

Hystou+Reseller of Mini PC stopped replying to my emails/threads..........

/Morten

@msj33 , I have just bought the same minipc, and the usb wakeup issue was the first problem I faced also:)

luckily, there is a workaround, the pc will not wake up by mouse or keyboard from S3 sleep, but it will from S1. Granted it will consume a bit more power in S1 state, but i think is still a negligable cost and functionwise it works perfectly this way (I'm using legacy bios mode with Win10, did not try this with UEFI win10 install).
You need to set it up in Advanced\ACPI settings like this:
-Enable Hibernation: Enabled
-ACPI Sleep State: S1 (CPU Stop Clock)
-Lock Legacy resources: Disabled
-S3 Video Repost: Disabled
-ACPI Low Power S0 Idle: Disabled (interestingly if I set this to Enabled I lose all advanced power management options in windows)

I have a few unrelated problems with the minipc, if you have a solution for any of them, please don't keep it to yourselves:)

1. I cannot install Windows in UEFI mode when the sata controller is set to RAID mode (when set to AHCI it is fine even in UEFI mode, but I use 2 msata ssd-s in RAID0 for boot so I need raid). The windows install sees the raid array but says that it cannot install to this drive. If the bios is set to legacy, win10 installs fine even to raid0. I have tried every possible bios combination for raid with UEFI but nothing worked so gave up.
This is not a big issue though as the pc is booting in just 4-5 seconds even in legacy mode and I use it as a htpc so i dont plan to reboot it too often, just put it in sleep anyways.

2. I had a few BSODs when I set KODI to use MADVR. I suspected overheating maybe, but the CPU and board temps were fine. So maybe it is a RAM issue, I need more investigating. Funny thing is that I have read BSOD issues with this PC from someone which was solved by lowering the RAM CL value in BIOS manually. He was also using two 8GB sticks and on purpuse I bought 2 different brand sticks with lower default CL rating to ensure not to be in the same situation:)
Since I reverted to the default codecs in KODI, I did not have a BSOD, not sure this will stay this way or even connected..

3. My Kingson Msata SSD-s are overheating (to around 70 Celsius) even after a short period of intensive disk use. Probably this causes my write speeds to temporaily drop to around 40MB\sec (from around 300-400MB\s according to CrystalDiskmark) which is very noticable even outside benchmarks. Interestingly my read speeds are only droping to ~400MB\s (from the original ~700MB\s in Raind 0) so read speeds are much less effected. I think this is not a raid controller issue as I experienced the same when I have set it up to use only one drive. Maybe this problem is caused by these kingston SSDs I have, but I'm not sure as i didn't find anything similar on google. But the rated operating temperature of these ssds are 70 degrees according to the spec sheet so these high temps can't be good I suspect. I have ordered some chipset heatsinks to try to reduce the temps and see if it will work.. will report. unfortunatelly I don't have other type of ssd-s to try to rule out a controller problem. Do you have similar issues?

thanks

2)The model you ordered can support wake up,but must press power buttom,then can wake up,that is our wake up means.but you mean want wake up when you click the keyboard and mouse,this can not support,we are sorry for this


http://forum.topminipc.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=41

Hi @CodeRush, I have similar problem with this board gbdw1, only the processor is i5 4258u. Tell me please, we're can I get the flash file for these BIOS to flash it??? Or I can use the same 5500-BIOS.rar??? Thanks

Hi, my name´s Pau, I need the last bios for the i5557U (motherboard "GBDW1-VERB.B")

Can you pass me?

Thank you!!

I think BIOS is in post #2 @ps - correct @CodeRush ?

No idea, can never be sure with those off-brands. Best not to touch them, if possible.