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No no no. Sry. Meant Make and Model.


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Too, did you let Windows steady out and leet the processes settle down? ie: CPU cycles being consumed
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Ryzen 5 1600
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Raedon HD6850
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Yes I let windows 'settle down'. The reinstall decision came after exchuasting all basic and somewhat advanced options to try to fix it. Im not sure what it was but I have it running okay now that windows is up again
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by metapsyborg22 metapsyborg22 wrote:

Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by metapsyborg22 metapsyborg22 wrote:

Not sure if this is related but I did the BIOS update, windows 10 started running and booting extremely slow. Reverted back to old bios and old working settings, still sluggish windows 10. Went through a bunch of other numerous "fixes" and landed on re-installing windows to fix. 

Again, not sure if its related to the bios update? Just wanted to post in case someone has a similar experience.

ab350 Fatal1ty K4


The BIOS itself wouldn't be responsible. Is your 10 fully updated?

And that's not me shucking the buck over onto MS either.

Too, there are variables like the mem used, that may have affected it "some' but not "extremely"

Checked memory usage and CPU, both were almost nothing. Uninstalled classic shell, still nothing. Windows ran like it was using up all the ram but it wasnt even touching 10%



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Too, did you let Windows steady out and leet the processes settle down? ie: CPU cycles being consumed
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Originally posted by metapsyborg22 metapsyborg22 wrote:

Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by metapsyborg22 metapsyborg22 wrote:

Not sure if this is related but I did the BIOS update, windows 10 started running and booting extremely slow. Reverted back to old bios and old working settings, still sluggish windows 10. Went through a bunch of other numerous "fixes" and landed on re-installing windows to fix. 

Again, not sure if its related to the bios update? Just wanted to post in case someone has a similar experience.

ab350 Fatal1ty K4


The BIOS itself wouldn't be responsible. Is your 10 fully updated?

And that's not me shucking the buck over onto MS either.

Too, there are variables like the mem used, that may have affected it "some' but not "extremely"

Checked memory usage and CPU, both were almost nothing. Uninstalled classic shell, still nothing. Windows ran like it was using up all the ram but it wasnt even touching 10%



No no no. Sry. Meant Make and Model.
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by metapsyborg22 metapsyborg22 wrote:

Not sure if this is related but I did the BIOS update, windows 10 started running and booting extremely slow. Reverted back to old bios and old working settings, still sluggish windows 10. Went through a bunch of other numerous "fixes" and landed on re-installing windows to fix. 

Again, not sure if its related to the bios update? Just wanted to post in case someone has a similar experience.

ab350 Fatal1ty K4


The BIOS itself wouldn't be responsible. Is your 10 fully updated?

And that's not me shucking the buck over onto MS either.

Too, there are variables like the mem used, that may have affected it "some' but not "extremely"

Checked memory usage and CPU, both were almost nothing. Uninstalled classic shell, still nothing. Windows ran like it was using up all the ram but it wasnt even touching 10%
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Nice CJG!

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Originally posted by metapsyborg22 metapsyborg22 wrote:

Not sure if this is related but I did the BIOS update, windows 10 started running and booting extremely slow. Reverted back to old bios and old working settings, still sluggish windows 10. Went through a bunch of other numerous "fixes" and landed on re-installing windows to fix. 

Again, not sure if its related to the bios update? Just wanted to post in case someone has a similar experience.

ab350 Fatal1ty K4


The BIOS itself wouldn't be responsible. Is your 10 fully updated?

And that's not me shucking the buck over onto MS either.

Too, there are variables like the mem used, that may have affected it "some' but not "extremely"
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Not sure if this is related but I did the BIOS update, windows 10 started running and booting extremely slow. Reverted back to old bios and old working settings, still sluggish windows 10. Went through a bunch of other numerous "fixes" and landed on re-installing windows to fix. 

Again, not sure if its related to the bios update? Just wanted to post in case someone has a similar experience.

ab350 Fatal1ty K4


Edited by metapsyborg22 - 19 Jul 2017 at 11:51am
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X370 K4 here. No real change. I don't seem to experience any trouble with case fans.
Resolution in POST screen (when BIOS options are shown) seems to be stable at native resolution of screen. Before, it was a lower resolution sometimes.
Will see, whether I see the low resolution again... Just updated a few hours ago
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Anyone getting good results updating the ab350 Fatal1ty K4? Trying to get my RAM a little tighter. 

Memory: F4-3000C15D-16VKB

Update: I updated the BIOS and overclock settings will not save for the CPU. Also, with ultra-fast boot enabled it wont boot. Any ideas?


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helpful info mate well done for sharing
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