X570 Phantom Gaming-ITX BIOS keeps resetting

The resetting problem everyone is facing is due to the poor motherboard design.
The motherboard area between the CPU and the memory slot should be no go zone.
This area should be totally free of any components so that there is no interference to the high speed signals between the CPU and memory.
For this motherboard you can see the numerous components in this area whereas all other motherboards from ASRock, ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte have no components in this area - just check this out yourself.
ASRock should recall all this motherboards and redesign a new motherboard.

Ramsey wrote: It is not a BIOS issue but the poor motherboard design which I have mentioned above.

You are absolutely correct on this point. They built a lot into this board, but the design decisions have created serious issues for their customers. I'm honestly surprised I was able to get my memory running at all with the XMP profile. For anyone that wants some technical criticism on this boards layout watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXwjwxb39EA

matthew wrote: Do not download and flash BIOS files obtained outside of the official website. :) @ENTERPRISE: I really appreciate your enthusiasm! However, please hide that download link you just posted. To all the other users: let's wait patiently for their report on the BIOS and for Asrock to officially release this version. If you are interested in testing unreleased BIOS files for Asrock it's better to contact their support directly and ask for the file instead of assuming the file you are getting from their support forum comes from the company.

The link is posted for those who wish to take the risk to test. It is up to the user to assume and risk when testing. If a user is fearful of BIOS flashing in any sense then they should not even flash the BIOS from the official site unless they are experiencing problems as any BIOS flash can go wrong whether it be a final BIOS or in Beta provided officially.

I prefer to provide people with an avenue as opposed to a brick wall of no hope. Again, it is user risk and of course I nor Asrock assume any responsibility.

The motherboard design unfortunately does seem to have its issues which is a huge shame considering it is a feature packed board, even with it being feature packed, components located in poor places could have been relocated. A little bit of a rushed job I think.

I can also report that the BIOS (2.22) does not fix the issue. I have communicated this to Asrock with some additional symptoms I was suffering on BIOS 2.00 that also follow 2.22.

I noticed that when I first booted my system that the Time an Date were out, you do not think much of it, not the first time. I adjusted the Date and time, however I notice upon subsequent cold boots that it would drop the time, though oddly the date would remain fine.

With BIOS 2.22, upon first boot after flash, it dropped the date and time again. Though again, after sorting the date and time, the date would be fine but again the time would lose its place after another cold boot.

I did try with a new CMOS battery to rule that out (Just for my piece of mind) but that did not rectify the issue. Of course my BIOS settings still do not remain on Cold boots.

I have relayed all this to Asrock. They want me to keep a track of the time loss between shutdown and subsequent cold boots and relay that to them to see if they can see some sort of patterns.

I came across this thread because I am experiencing the same issue with X570 Taichi.
I am more inclined to believe it's related to BIOS/ AGESA version, but my reach out to Asrock tech support obviously goes nowhere as of yet.