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JohnM 
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ASRock X370-ITX BIOS 4.50
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The BIOS ROM is socketed. If you ask ASRock tech support nicely they might send you one programmed with the P4.40 UEFI BIOS. Well, it worked for me but that was before AMD started offering the boot kit.
P4.40 isn't the definitive BIOS for the 2200G and 2400G though as it has a number of bugs, but it should work well enough to get you going. Some issues I've noticed include: - Some NVMe devices are not recognised in the M.2 socket. It seems that Toshiba OCZ RD400 is recognised but Samsung 960 EVO is not. - Storage devices do not show up in Advanced\Storage Configuration. - CPU temperature is not detected in H/W Monitor. It shows as 127.5C permanently. - Some voltage offsets don't "stick" in O.C. Tweaker. |
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I can confirm that you need to do the BIOS update to 4.4 before the board will recognize the new APU. And even then, its a tad flaky still. I replaced my 1600 with the 2400G yesterday, and even though I had updated to 4.4 before I installed the 2400G, it still took numerous reboots to get video to appear and to get the system running.
Its running now, but its definitely flakey at the moment. I saw a release of 4.43 in beta, but the links seem down for the ITX board
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Thanks Kuggan
I've decided to go that way and will wait for a "Boot Kit". If it takes too long I'll order a start-APU, more later... |
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Exactly the same problem here. To obtain the boot kit, please carefully follow these instructions: 1. Go to the AMD online warranty claims page: https://support.amd.com/en-us/warranty/rma 2. Fill in your full contact and product details 3. In the Problem Description field enter "Boot kit Required" (without quotes) NOTE: The product must be a valid AMD processor with authentic OPN and serial number. Once the claim is received and approved, confirmation details and boot kit instructions will be provided in a follow up email. |
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Today I assembled a system with the following ingredients:
There is no POST. Checked everything, cables, exchanged PSU's, nothing. What it does is booting and rebooting every half a minute. Is this the same problem? And if yes, I need an A-series APU for AM4 to do a BIOS upgrade, right? More on http://nedcad.nl/en/bricscad-on-amd-am4-hardware/ |
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datonyb
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its at least worth a try if you have a old gpu
it seems someone has been ok with a gigabyte board and a seperate gpu booted into bios and allowed the flash to raven ridge |
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