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Originally posted by skyworxx skyworxx wrote:

I installed the new 2.50 firmware for my H87 Performance and can confirm that my G3258 is working with 2 cores in Windows 10.

However, even the slightest overclocking now crashes Windows (had stable 4.5Ghz before).

@AsRock
Are you guys ever planning on enabling overclocking again in a new bios? I had super stable OC before and it's a pain to go back to stock speeds.

Win 10 has more bugs than any other version I used before... there are too many breaches to all browsers  even  Ms Edge (popups/malware...  )... 
Unstable: the latest one:  "Kernel_Security_Check_Failure" which made my system un-bootable and the so-called Repair failed to restore/repair anything.
So far W10 is a looser in by books: I wonder how much money ( all those who are all praise)  got from MS...
I may try it again in 10-11 months , maybe... W7 and W8 look great compared to this dud...
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I installed the new 2.50 firmware for my H87 Performance and can confirm that my G3258 is working with 2 cores in Windows 10.

However, even the slightest overclocking now crashes Windows (had stable 4.5Ghz before).

@AsRock
Are you guys ever planning on enabling overclocking again in a new bios? I had super stable OC before and it's a pain to go back to stock speeds.
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Originally posted by Lchu613 Lchu613 wrote:


Also, do these BIOS updates disable overclocking?
Thanks

I can confirm on the H97MITX/AC overclocking is disabled as of BIOS revision 1.80
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But this is now no longer a Win10 issue :-(

I have Win 7 and have had the same problem with my B65m-itx... now I have to choose between being able to overclock my G3258 or to be able to boot windows! :-(
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Originally posted by Lchu613 Lchu613 wrote:

Also, do these BIOS updates disable overclocking?
Thanks


It appears so from notes,

"However, updating CPU Microcode will make Non-Z OC doesn?�t work.
If you wish to overclock with G3258 instead of installing Win10, please use the previous BIOS."
No matter where you go, there you are.
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no bios in preparation for H81M-ITX/WiFi ?
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No, the H97M-ITX/ac would be one of the beta releases
http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/H97M-ITXac/index.asp?cat=Beta

Also, do these BIOS updates disable overclocking?
Thanks

Edited by Lchu613 - 04 Aug 2015 at 1:11am
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Originally posted by ASRock_TSD ASRock_TSD wrote:

Dear all, 

Greetings, this is ASRock Technical Support Department.

For the models which has this symptom, we have already finished all the BIOS modification.

Please check the model list which have released on our official website as below:

H81M-VG4 R2.0
H81M-DGS R2.0
H81M-HDS R2.0
H81M-HDS
H81M-DG4
H97 Anniversary
H97M Anniversary
B85 Anniversary
B95M-DGS
B85M-DGS
B85M Pro3
H97M Pro4
B85M-HDS
B85 Pro4
B85M
H81M-HG4
H81M
H81M-GL
H81M-G
H97 Pro4
H97M

For other models, please check the Beta zone in the website.

Example: B85M Pro4
http://www.asrock.com.tw/mb/Intel/B85M%20Pro4/index.asp?cat=Beta

In addition, due to Intel limitation, to support G3258 with Windows 10 configuration, update CPU Microcode is necessary.
However, updating CPU Microcode will make Non-Z OC doesn?�t work.
If you wish to overclock with G3258 instead of installing Win10, please use the previous BIOS.



If any further question, please contact us by our official E-mail box : http://event.asrock.com/tsd.asp 

Sorry for the inconvenience.   



Kindest Regards,
ASRock TSD 



Does the  H97M-ITX/ac fall under the H97M listed?


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Dear all, 

Greetings, this is ASRock Technical Support Department.

For the models which has this symptom, we have already finished all the BIOS modification.

Please check the model list which have released on our official website as below:

H81M-VG4 R2.0
H81M-DGS R2.0
H81M-HDS R2.0
H81M-HDS
H81M-DG4
H97 Anniversary
H97M Anniversary
B85 Anniversary
B95M-DGS
B85M-DGS
B85M Pro3
H97M Pro4
B85M-HDS
B85 Pro4
B85M
H81M-HG4
H81M
H81M-GL
H81M-G
H97 Pro4
H97M

For other models, please check the Beta zone in the website.

Example: B85M Pro4
http://www.asrock.com.tw/mb/Intel/B85M%20Pro4/index.asp?cat=Beta

In addition, due to Intel limitation, to support G3258 with Windows 10 configuration, update CPU Microcode is necessary.
However, updating CPU Microcode will make Non-Z OC doesn?™t work.
If you wish to overclock with G3258 instead of installing Win10, please use the previous BIOS.



If any further question, please contact us by our official E-mail box : http://event.asrock.com/tsd.asp 

Sorry for the inconvenience.   



Kindest Regards,
ASRock TSD 
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Hey just to say thanks for the G3258 win 10 no overclock fix, I can't belive it was that simple.
I have a MSI H81m E33 I did ask for a fix via MSI support but they said it wasn't a bios Issue but they redirected me to this forum for fix, great work guys my 4.2 G3258 is back, strange thing is CPUz reports 4.2 on 2 cores, win 10 task manager reports 5.4GHz lol
Thanks again
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