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Heyitsaaron 
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Heyitsaaron
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Thanks mgilbert! I imagined they would roll it to X370 boards first. Man I wish that asrock would give us matx guys a X370 board to buy. May buy the X370 itx board; but under protest lol.
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Star_Pilgrim
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Posted: 14 Jul 2017 at 9:16pm |
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Xaltar
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Thanks Star_Pilgrim, this was just with XMP set to on, no other tweaks at all. It passed all my stress testing then BSOD using chrome for some reason. I will be doing a fresh OS install later this weekend too, I want a clean testing environment to try the new AGESA 1.0.0.6a BIOS out.
The system has been up and stable for a few hours since the last BSOD, I just upped my RAM voltage to 1.375. After a clean install I will look at things again. I can't rule out OS and driver issues at this point with all the different all in one drivers I have installed on here.
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Cap.T
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I wouldn't recommaned installing the 3.00 Bios-Update if you using a customizied CPU-Fan Setting. I have an X370 Gaming K4 and when I set the CPU-Fan Setting to customizied and use the exact same settings I used with the the previous Bios, my CPU-Fan will not slow down. Even while I'm still in the Bios itself the Cooler will go to full speed. It also won't slow down after Windows starts. As soon as I change the settings to Silent- or Standardprofil things seem to be working ok, but on customizied something seems to be broken.
I'm not the only one with this issue. In the German "HardwareLuxx"-Forums a user has the exact same issue with an 370 Taichi since he updated to 3.0. Edited by Cap.T - 14 Jul 2017 at 11:30pm |
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Akagami
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chainsaw
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Cap.T i just tryed it out, My fans slowly went up to 100% also and just stayed their till the system crashed. i have R7 1700 / Gaming K4 bios 3.0
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Cap.T
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Yeah, something seems to be broken there. I've tried CMOS-Clear just know and that didn't help either. |
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Jakob
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Seems like just a little bug. Nothing that would keep me from updatin anyways. I mean, why use custom settings for case fans? I had to look: mine are at a medium setting. I do not hear them and CPU/GPU/MB are quite cool. What else is the to do? ^^
If it's a bug, it has to be reported. So I will try to reproduce it when I update (prly sunday). Any other issues?
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