Hmmm. I am on ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE.
New AMD AGESA to address 7000 series CPU failure
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Hmmm. I am on ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE.
Dwayne
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Still waiting on Asus to release a final version for the ROG Strix X670E-F. They posted a 1401 beta version a few days ago. Today they posted a 1410 beta with, what I presume to be, the latest AMD AGESA 1.0.0.7. They also have a disclaimer on the beta, so no way I am going to use something that has a "we are not at fault" clause.
Buildzoid posted a video of his trials with a Gigabyte board and a recent BIOS update. His findings were that sometimes the setting you put in never make it as expected.
Buildzoid posted a video of his trials with a Gigabyte board and a recent BIOS update. His findings were that sometimes the setting you put in never make it as expected.
Bond007
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I read that AMD is expecting 1.0.0.7 bios to be available from MOB makers on 6 May...not sure how accurate that will be.
belgolas
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I have a gigabyte x670e Auros Master with the just released F10d bios and with my ram on EXPO the SOC runs at 1.284v.
I have 6000mhz 30-36-36-76 2x16gb ram.
Seems like it is fixed as it shouldn't go above 1.3v anymore.
I have 6000mhz 30-36-36-76 2x16gb ram.
Seems like it is fixed as it shouldn't go above 1.3v anymore.
Dwayne
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Still no official BIOS release by Asus for the ROG Strix X670E-F Gaming WiFi. I will not install a beta BIOS where they have a disclaimer. They are making me regret my purchase of both the Asus MB and the whole Ryzen platform with this garbage.
gingerbee
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really very glad I decided to skip this series
GeezerGamer
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I skipped because I can't afford it! Regardless, I'm happy with what I have right now
Lysrin
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Honestly, AMD has been pretty good at getting these things sorted. Hoping ASUS gets you a non-beta BIOS soon and you can set aside the regret! It really is a great system you have there!
Bond007
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Last I read was that AGESA 1.0.0.7 beta bios' were buggy for many (not all) people, but that they are fast tracking another AGESA revision to address the bugs.
In the mean time, I flashed (flashback with nothing installed) my new board to the latest non-beta bios (AGESA 1.0.0.6 with tweaked voltage limits, and not 1.0.0.7). and will just leave everything run at stock until the next update...then I will go down the playing with settings/speeds/voltages route.
