Update bios AGESA Combo-AM4 1.0.0.3 ABB are here

KiF1rE wrote: Well at first glance without much testing I seem to be stable at my rams xmp profile without doing anything besides just setting it. As in posted, windows loaded. Stuff works so far. No bsod on startup. Going to run some benchmarks, tests, and stuff. So far no known issues and resolving the ram compatibility issue I had. Will check back with an update after a few hours of PC use and tests. This is on a X470 master SLI/ac with a 3900x

Couldn't figure out how to edit the old post, and I said I would post back after a while. So far everything has been great. Boot loop and settings reset on power loss or sleep are fixed or at least hasn't happened yet. While before it was 100% of the time. Games appear to be stable no crashing. Don't have any negatives yet. Not a sign of instability. Before wouldn't post with anything with ram above 3k. With varying issues above 2133. Now running stock XMP no issues and currently sitting stable without a hiccup.

So this latest bios update so far has knocked it out of the park.

T1125P wrote: I have 3.40 on my x470 Taichi with my 2700x so when I do buy a 3900x I have to keep this bios and flash to 3.60 it seems. Because "*ASRock do NOT recommend updating this BIOS if Pinnacle, Raven or Summit Ridge CPU is being used on your system." So is v 3.60 100% stable? No issues and the RAM speed will stay for example at 3200MHZ with my XMP profile?

The reason they don't recommend is there is nothing in those updates for those older processors. Nothing for them except new issues that the 3000 series is getting. Basically what's happening is many people are updating on older chips and running into more issues with ram compatibility they didn't have before and stuff. Also they are cutting features from older chips on motherboards with less bios storage to fit the new 3000 stuff.

For your other question, can't speak for the taichi board, but on the master this latest bios fixed the xmp and stuff.

FWIW, So far I found 3.60 stable

P.S. Please start the title with "Most", instead of "All" from now on.

More 1.0.0.3 ABB bioses appeared.