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As for laggy mouse in BIOS, that's also fairly normal. Half of the time when I use my mouse in BIOS it's like that, so I just use the arrow keys. (Gigabyte's BIOS at least is good for that, you don't need the mouse for their BIOS)
(including the mobo usb headers)
PSU, Motherboard, CPU, Cooler and Fans, RAM, GPU, Keyboard, Mouse... disconnect everything else such as usb controllers, webcam, lan/wifi/bt adapters; etc... also any Drives, which for those, just disconnect their sata data cable from the drive side. If any M2 drives, remove from their slot and sit aside for now.
Your installed OS has nothing to do with how responsive the UEFI interface is, as that is on the motherboard itself.
Slow to POST or stuck there could be related to a plugged in usb device, failing drive, faulty ram...
But see if the UEFI responsiveness is cleared up after doing this, then we can move forward. What may also help is updating to the latest non-beta bios revision from the makers site for your exact model of motherboard.
didn't sadly :(
the pc seems to be completely stable once the OS loads.
I have since tried disabling the UEFI logo to see the POST error codes. There are 3 of them. One refers to PCI devices, one to SATA devices and the 3rd to USB devices.
I have tried posting the board with all devices removed already and still these error codes pop up. only pci device I have is my gpu which works perfectly fine. USB devices are only the case headers but as I said, I have tried with them removed already. I have 2 ssds, a hdd and a blu ray drive connected as sata devices but once again, I have tried with all of them removed.
also tried resetting the cmos by removing the battery too. Nothing seems to resolve it
A PCI device error could be anything the motherboard has on board as well; such as LAN, WIFI, AUDIO, etc. Not just your physical GPU card
3 minutes to enter the bios is not normal. nor was it when the board was new
That's the only way Legacy USB will work.
yeah, the 2 dedicated usb 2s at the top of the IO shield area