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kerberos_20 
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 Posted: 28 Jan 2018 at 3:34pm |
 WBFIRE104 wrote:
Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened. |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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Posted: 28 Jan 2018 at 4:49pm |
kerberos_20 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened. |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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CMOS has been reset several times - it requires it to be done when it fails to boot. And it's not that it's corrupt. If that were the case, then nothing would work. There's not even any OC going on, simply changing options will throw it into a POST fail (Or whatever it means when it hangs up on one code each time)
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Posted: 28 Jan 2018 at 4:57pm |
You see the WLAN under CBS Options, right? Begin by listing out the case, no. and size(s) of case fans, memory and the slo(s) they reside in, the psu and
its age, what cpu cooler.
WBFIRE104 wrote:
kerberos_20 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened. |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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CMOS has been reset several times - it requires it to be done when it fails to boot. And it's not that it's corrupt. If that were the case, then nothing would work. There's not even any OC going on, simply changing options will throw it into a POST fail (Or whatever it means when it hangs up on one code each time) |
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Posted: 28 Jan 2018 at 5:20pm |
I think so? It's like 1 AM and I don't feel like turning my main rig back on, haha.
Case: Phanteks P400s CPU: Ryzen 1600x Cooler: Mugen Scythe 2x 120mm front fan, 1x 120mm back fan, 1x 120mm top fan 2x8GB G-Skill DDR4 B-Die memory GPU: GTX 1080 PSU: Corsair TX750m, 2017 model, age under 1 yr
Note that everything is stable if I just don't change anything in BIOS... no crashes or anything otherwise.
wardog wrote:
You see the WLAN under CBS Options, right?
Begin by listing out the case, no. and size(s) of case fans, memory and the slo(s) they reside in, the psu and
its age, what cpu cooler.
WBFIRE104 wrote:
kerberos_20 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened. |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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CMOS has been reset several times - it requires it to be done when it fails to boot. And it's not that it's corrupt. If that were the case, then nothing would work. There's not even any OC going on, simply changing options will throw it into a POST fail (Or whatever it means when it hangs up on one code each time) |
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Posted: 07 Feb 2018 at 6:08am |
The DDR calculator sadly didn't work for me at 2933 or above but i got 2800mhz working at CL 16
Ottesen87 wrote:
Thanks ill try that and report back what it ended with
datonyb wrote:
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Memory oc seems to have improved a bit for me with 4.50 i can now run 2666mhz at 17 19 19 40 at 2T using this kit of mem CMU16GX4M2C3000C15
2400mhz was max before on 3.40 and nothing more no matter the timings, or voltage. so i guess thats a good thing. but still not the rated 3000mhz
R7 1700x 3.9 ghz at 1.35v
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2x8 GB 3000mhz ram CMU16GX4M2C3000C15
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as kerboros has said ,your ram should be able to get much more than it is
allthough this corsair isnt the best for ryzen ,by now its should be pretty close to its rated settings with later bios versions
may i suggest using the ryzen ram calculator a lot of us use ?
you basically extract witha p[rogram your rams programmed settings and enter them into another program that auto corrects them to work with the am4 systems ,you then print this opff and manually enter the timings into your own bios
http://www.overclock.net/forum/amd-general/1640919-ryzen-dram-calculator-overclocking-dram.html
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1+1=4 in my world and dont try to say otherwise
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Posted: 08 Feb 2018 at 3:17pm |
WBFIRE104 wrote:
I think so? It's like 1 AM and I don't feel like turning my main rig back on, haha.
Case: Phanteks P400s CPU: Ryzen 1600x Cooler: Mugen Scythe 2x 120mm front fan, 1x 120mm back fan, 1x 120mm top fan 2x8GB G-Skill DDR4 B-Die memory GPU: GTX 1080 PSU: Corsair TX750m, 2017 model, age under 1 yr
Note that everything is stable if I just don't change anything in BIOS... no crashes or anything otherwise.
wardog wrote:
You see the WLAN under CBS Options, right?
Begin by listing out the case, no. and size(s) of case fans, memory and the slo(s) they reside in, the psu and
its age, what cpu cooler.
WBFIRE104 wrote:
kerberos_20 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened. |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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CMOS has been reset several times - it requires it to be done when it fails to boot. And it's not that it's corrupt. If that were the case, then nothing would work. There's not even any OC going on, simply changing options will throw it into a POST fail (Or whatever it means when it hangs up on one code each time) |
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Can you please do me a favor and unplug all the unnecessary fans?
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Ryzen 5 1600, ASRock X370 fatality gaming k4, 2x16 GB T-Force 3000mhz, MSI GTX 1060 ITX 6GB GDDR5, Kingston SSD 250GB, Windows 10 64-bit PRO
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Posted: 10 Feb 2018 at 9:32am |
They're not plugged into the motherboard. Only the CPU fan is. The others are on a fan controller that is in no way plugged into the motherboard.
elserge82 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
I think so? It's like 1 AM and I don't feel like turning my main rig back on, haha.
Case: Phanteks P400s CPU: Ryzen 1600x Cooler: Mugen Scythe 2x 120mm front fan, 1x 120mm back fan, 1x 120mm top fan 2x8GB G-Skill DDR4 B-Die memory GPU: GTX 1080 PSU: Corsair TX750m, 2017 model, age under 1 yr
Note that everything is stable if I just don't change anything in BIOS... no crashes or anything otherwise.
wardog wrote:
You see the WLAN under CBS Options, right?
Begin by listing out the case, no. and size(s) of case fans, memory and the slo(s) they reside in, the psu and
its age, what cpu cooler.
WBFIRE104 wrote:
kerberos_20 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened. |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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CMOS has been reset several times - it requires it to be done when it fails to boot. And it's not that it's corrupt. If that were the case, then nothing would work. There's not even any OC going on, simply changing options will throw it into a POST fail (Or whatever it means when it hangs up on one code each time) |
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Can you please do me a favor and unplug all the unnecessary fans?
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Posted: 16 Apr 2018 at 8:15am |
WBFIRE104 wrote:
They're not plugged into the motherboard. Only the CPU fan is. The others are on a fan controller that is in no way plugged into the motherboard.?
elserge82 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
I think so? It's like 1 AM and I don't feel like turning my main rig back on, haha.
Case: Phanteks P400s CPU: Ryzen 1600x Cooler: Mugen Scythe 2x 120mm front fan, 1x 120mm back fan, 1x 120mm top fan 2x8GB G-Skill DDR4 B-Die memory GPU: GTX 1080 PSU: Corsair TX750m, 2017 model, age under 1 yr
Note that everything is stable if I just don't change anything in BIOS... no crashes or anything otherwise. ?
wardog wrote:
You see the WLAN under CBS Options, right?
Begin by listing out the case, no. and size(s) of case fans, memory and the slo(s) they reside in, the psu and
its age, what cpu cooler.
WBFIRE104 wrote:
kerberos_20 wrote:
WBFIRE104 wrote:
[URL=][/URL]Honestly, this has to be one of the most unstable BIOS releases, at least on my K4 model motherboard. My motherboard does not have a WLAN adapter built in, but now it shows one as being there in the BIOS, and defaults to enabled. Attempting to disable it = no post. Have to jumper reset.
Same goes for changing a lot of other options. Turn on the speaker beep? No post, sorry. Jumper reset. You want to turn off CSM for a faster boot time? Also no, and I'm sure you're getting the trend of what happened.? |
either u need to reset cmos also with unplugged baterry, or bios is corrupted and u will need to reflash it
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CMOS has been reset several times - it requires it to be done when it fails to boot. And it's not that it's corrupt. If that were the case, then nothing would work. There's not even any OC going on, simply changing options will throw it into a POST fail (Or whatever it means when it hangs up on one code each time) |
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Can you please do me a favor and unplug all the unnecessary fans?
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Did you try reflashing? You seemed adamant about your bios not being corrupt, but it seems so. Any update?
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