AM4 BIOS info

Board model: Asock b550 phantom gaming-itx/ax
BIOS version: 2.40
CPU: Ryzen 9 5900x
RAM: 2 x 16GB Kingstone Fury 3200 MHz
GPU: Rx 7900 XTX


I had to revert to bios 2.30 since on version 2.40 PC kept hard shutoff when loading Windows (or any OS). It would post, but as soon as an OS started loading, it would shutdown. What is of interest here is that prior to installing the RX 7900 XTX, i had a RTX 2070 card which showed no problems on BIOS version 2.40. As soon as i installed the new card, everything went downhill.

On version 2.30 seems that everything is working properly.
Anyone with the same problem?

Board Model: Asrock B450M Pro 4
CPU: AMD Athlon 240GE
Bios Version: P 5.30
RAM: 2x 8Gb DDR4-2666 Kingston Fury

pc runs well, but i can't get recognised my pci-express geforce gt610 graphic card

Board model: A320M-HDV r4
BIOS version: 1.90
CPU: Ryzen 5 2600
RAM: 2 x 8Gb Corsair 2666 DDR4

Well, where to start on this stupid rabbit hole, seriously... W11 updated a couple weeks back and my BIOS has gone into super sluggish mode, 2 mins the Asrock screen shows and more often than not Windows starts and it takes 30 secs or more for Asrock screen to go away.

Went from approx 8-10 secs start to desktop to 2-3 mins.

So armed with a brand new USB stick I tried and found a whole new level of cobblers in computing (been doing this since late 70's) known as BIOS flashing, it does not matter what I try Instant Flash in UEFI or BIOS flash utility via F6 it says "Image not detected", I have turned off TMP settings, the PC sees the fast USB stick nicely, good throughput, quick format, slow format, redownloaded bios images... yeah I have been through thick and thin with Asrock but this motherboard sucks :(   Once it is in Windows it runs pretty well, seems a bit slower than usual just I am now not wanting to turn it off unless I really have to as it is slow slow slow and I jotted down the "click" when Windows actually starts and its only a few seconds.

It just means that there are no specific enhancements for Pinnacle and Raven Ridge
in that BIOS version. In other words, no benefit to be had. It's mostly to help
prevent pointless BIOS updating. There was a trend of updating to every single new
BIOS version when Ryzen first launched and it caused issues. A lot of people mistakenly
thought that a BIOS update was an upgrade/free performance. If your system is
stable and working properly there is never any point in updating outside of
security feature updates when a new exploit comes to light.

I had the same issue with my build on a B550M-dhv. Wouldn't post no matter what I did for the next 4 hrs. Then on my 5th time of re-seating everything, I held my thumb down on the ram modules as it turned on it posted. I guess it is just touchy with ram seating. Been fine for the last week though.