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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:


EDIT: My X399 BIOS does not show the AGESA version.

Mine neither :)
That is why I've asked... now I know how (and for what) to look for :)
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SoniC, LurkerLito is doing the same as I am.  The BIOS and some utilities will display the AGESA as well.  I use AIDA64 which does.  The hex editor is the only way to see it in a new BIOS that I know.  Thanks, LurkerLito.   Enjoy, John.

EDIT: My X399 BIOS does not show the AGESA version.


Edited by MisterJ - 04 Oct 2017 at 1:57am
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Just use a hex editor and search for the string AGESA. You will find several instances and one of them right near it will have a version number you can't miss it. In 1.70's case it's the one located at offset:
0xe40624 in hexidecimal notation or 14943780 decimal so you can just use the go to command in the hex editor of your choice.
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

Not really, SoniC.  I just used a hex editor to open the 1.70 BIOS and search for AGESA.  Enjoy, John.

Pity... anyway -- maybe if you have some spare time you could describe in like a few sentences where did you find the AGESA version number? 
I tried UEFITool but I couldn't find the AGESA section...
Thanks in advance John.


Edited by SoniC - 03 Oct 2017 at 5:26pm
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Not really, SoniC.  I just used a hex editor to open the 1.70 BIOS and search for AGESA.  Enjoy, John.
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

SoniC, 1.70 has AGESA 1.0.0.3, so I assume your assumption is correct.  Enjoy, John.

Yeah I saw your posts about AGESA and mem compatibility.
Seems you have... some contacts.... 
Please keep us posted in case you will hear something new in this category ;-)
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SoniC, 1.70 has AGESA 1.0.0.3, so I assume your assumption is correct.  Enjoy, John.
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New BIOS for ASRock FPG & Taichi X399 -- 1.70.
But since they only mention the new NVME Raid functionality I assume it will behave exactly the same as 1.60 & 1.61 in regard of memory support & compatibility (quad channel is still worse than x370 (my 16GBx4 sticks reach only 2933 and on x370 -- full speed 3200 CL14), and 8 channel is nearly non-functional populated with 16GB modules).
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computer porn and such a bragging rights


and then they invented a ssd ....................

wierdly enough the mrs an i were just discussing how a mobile phone now comes with a sdcard 40 times the size of our old pc hard drive
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wardog, the VelociRaptor is a left over label from a previous system.  I bring my settings along from build to build.  It is actually a WD Black.  I have used many V-Raptors and do not think they are a heat problem at all.
LukerLito, I know AIDA64 is being updated often trying to support all the new boards and keep up the constantly changing BIOSs.  I try to stay current with the Betas.  When you see something funny, click on Report-Submit a report to FinalWire.
Enjoy, John.


Edited by MisterJ - 27 Sep 2017 at 2:05am
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