X370 Fatal1ty Gaming Professional - [BIOS v2.x]

I hope that the new microcode that's on the way helps make Ryzen more accessible to consumers. I know that it's a new platform, and I know that we're still in the early days. But it is a little disconcerting to see that the 1800X has dropped $35 (7%) in ~2.5 months :\ Not quite the same feeling I had while I was sitting in an almost empty theater for King Arthur this weekend, but close.

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1800X @ 4000

F4-3200C14D-16GFX x 2 (16GB) @ 3200

Samsung 950 Pro 512GB / M.2_1

Windows 10 Pro 64bit / v.1703 b.15063.296

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v2.2

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BIOS / Instant Flash

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Still having trouble with Restart to UEFI (ver:1.0.5). Same behavior that was present in previous BIOS: prior to loading the ASRock splash screen, the computer restarts again and boots as normal.

CRC32: 64A892F4
MD5: B0EF9C4F4DA912BB9C757344F4F9D793
SHA-1: 820B1B0D57351BF2E76AA32F789D166758BD83DA
SHA-256: 8C4EBA5BB40611243E8836404A9DFCBBC7C601CDE41F58433ADB9D8F7F72A483
SHA-512: 07B7F0E22F4A7F770FA8D4B0451E87F5EDF61ED4C695FF56CEC19457AB7D773490981D4C7457BACCBB69022C2E8A816F692B3193C1640D0411DA567D9588EEE9

I tried uinstalling it and then reinstalling it, but no luck. I can use Restart to UEFI if I lower my RAM speed down to 2400, but no higher. With or without XMP enabled.

MisterJ wrote: What are you using to display the temperature of the CPU?  Apparently AMD added 20 C and some applications subtract it (AIDA64, for example).

I'm using HWiNFO64 (v5.50). CoreTemp might will be working soon, which is what I prefer using (I like the tray temp icon).

Anyway, I forgot I was folding :( I reverted to 2.2, and saw that my temps were @ ~50°C, so I was a little concerned. I just updated to the Creators Update last night, and thought maybe that was behind it. Then I realized I was folding, paused it, and then my temps went back down to the mid-30s.

SO.. If I was seeing temps around ~60°C while folding on 2.3, that's still approximately a 10° increase over 2.2. 

My 4Ghz/3200Mhz overclock runs fine on 2.2, with low temps, so I'm gonna' stick with 2.2 for now. No point in using 2.3 when it didn't fix the Restart to UEFI issue. I probably wouldn't have kept it anyway, given the increase in temp.

When we have a BIOS with the new microcode, I'll give that whirl. All I really care about now is reducing my startup times and system stability. I'm beginning to doubt that we'll see 3600 on the first iteration of Zen. They'll probably use that as a selling point for Zen+ to try and lure some of the early adopters away from 1st gen, so I think I've taken this system as far as it can *safely* go (apart from upgrading to a 960 Pro, but SSD prices are skyrocketing right now and I doubt that will change anytime soon).