Z790 PG-ITX/TB4 BIOS 10.06 issues

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   Solved.
The first flash had been faulty, no idea what happened.
After some great support from Asrock i tried it a second time successfully and now I find no longer any issues.

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	Solved. The first flash had been faulty, no idea what happened. After some great support from Asrock i tried it a second time successfully and now I find no longer any issues.

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	Forget 4) I made a mistake. That's no issue. Just to clarify: The "load saved BIOS option" shows an empty fileselector box. No saved setting-files are shown even if you save one from BIOS 10.06. After a revert to 9.02 all saved BIOS settings files are shown and can be loaded.

Cat13600 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 15 Jan 2024 Status: Offline Points: 80	Post Options Post Reply Quote Cat13600 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 16 Jan 2024 at 12:17am
	Hi guys, I run for some time a rock stable 9.02 BIOS version with an 13600kf and just tried the new BIOS version 10.06. There are some issues: 1) You can't load saved BIOS settings from 9.02 a) The dialog shows no files to select b) If you type the name manually it says "corrupted file" 2) The default CPU voltages are increased by approx. 120mV, that's a lot and causes temperature throttling if you don't adjust them manually. 3) Regardless the increased voltages I could not run my (now manually entered) overclocking settings from 9.02 stable. No stress test needed; Windows crashes even with tamer settings. 4) XTU shows "Intel Overclocking Thermal Velocity Boost" enabled for 10.06, but I still don't see a BIOS option for it. This may be the cause for stability problems. I did not try to play with it via XTU. 10.06 seems to be a regression, I went back to 9.02 :(