A320M cannot enable fastboot

Hi all,
I know it's a budget board, but I have some problems with it...

Setup:
A320M, bios 3.10
Ryzen 5 1600
1x8GB Kingston HyperX 3000MHz DDR4, running at 2666 via XMP profile (not stable at 3000)
ADATA SX7000 M.2 PCIe SSD (GPT)
Asus Radeon RX 560 2GB
Corsair CX450M
Windows 10 Pro x64, all available updates up to date, installed as UEFI
USB keyboard and mouse, LAN cable attached

The problem is I cannot turn on FastBoot. The option says either Disabled or Ultra Fast, but no standard Fastboot. CSM is disabled, secure boot is on in standard mode. I've tried all possible combinations, but I could not get it working.

If I turn on Ultra fast boot, I cannot enter UEFI even with "Restart to uefi" utility, the PC just restarts back to windows.

Any help appreciated.


Edited by stgFX - 17 Jan 2018 at 1:36am

My Taichi clocks 20s with all the RAM training and no fast boot. Since I don't use hibernation and sleep, I've disabled fast boot in Win as well.

20s are nowhere near bothersome for me. I always prefer hardware doing its full internal checks.

delukz wrote: 20 seconds, what a shocker! I want to take you back to the nineties.

Even if you power-up 6 times a day (now that's a shocker), and it takes you 30s to boot each time, it adds up to whooping 3 minutes. Honestly, what do you gain in these 3 minutes? I can't even jack off that quick...

i just checked bios rom and there isnt any "enabled" hidden option...only disabled/ultrafast..
rebooting to uefi should put some record to cmos...if nothing happennin than cmos isnt not accessible for some reason (can be anything from drivers to services, can be also bad cmos data)

well i just tought of something
if u disconnect your boot drive (hdd), u should be able to enter uefi as whenever boot drive changes, uefi pops up

well
to be honest its seems that 3rd fast (not ultrafast) option should be this:
fastboot - disabled
csm - disabled
and u should have non ultra fast boot