x370 v2.0 only BIOS listed for Taichi / Pro Game

Nemesis.ie wrote: Can you post a snapshot of your 4000 settings.

Edited by Bill H - 02 May 2017 at 11:53am

wardog wrote: Bill H wrote: I haven't been in a Forum like this since the 90's.  Old Fart! It's changed since the ASCII days  Welcome to the ASRock Forums Bill. Not sure what yours says but my odometer rolled over to 57 earlier this year.

Bill H wrote: I haven't been in a Forum like this since the 90's.

Old Fart! It's changed since the ASCII days 


Welcome to the ASRock Forums Bill. Not sure what yours says but my odometer rolled over to 57 earlier this year.

parsec wrote: Lexius wrote: Hello, I was wondering that my motherboard came with P 1.40, and can't even find files for dos upgrade. No instant flash option available. There is only 2.0 bios file for instant flash. Where can I find a dos one for at least 1.50? And, here's a excellent reason for not removing all the previous UEFI/BIOS versions! Early production/stock of Ryzen boards will have the first, somewhat incomplete UEFI versions. Obviously everyone has not used the early board stocks yet, or updated to a version that added Instant Flash yet. Jumping the gun a bit at ASRock about removing the early UEFI versions, sorry about that! You can contact ASRock Tech support, that should be able to provide you with a copy of the appropriate UEFI version: http://event.asrock.com/tsd.asp

Edited by Bill H - 30 Apr 2017 at 10:29am

Bill H wrote: Yes, OCCT 4.5.0 is accurate. I haven't had any problems stress testing with it, even up to 4100MHz. To run that speed stable I have to disable SMT, bump the Vcore offset to 11250. It runs well for gaming, but I usually keep it at 4000MHz for every day. I haven't had any problems loading from any saved profiles. The only problem I have had is enabling SMT after it was disabled. After selecting SMT on and F10, shutdown, unplug the AC cord from the power supply and bleed the caps by pushing the power button several times. As for posting a pic of the BIOS settings, I need to read up on posting pics. I haven't been in a Forum like this since the 90's.

This forum requires the use of an image hosting website in order to post pictures. You upload the pictures to the image hosting site, get a copy of the URL for the picture from the site, and use that in the Insert Image tool in the forum post editor. The little icon of a green tree is the Insert Image tool.

You can capture screenshots of the UEFI/BIOS screens with a small USB flash drive (16GB max) in a USB port in the IO panel. With a UEFI screen on the monitor, press the F12 key, and you should see a message that the image was saved to the USB flash drive.