ASRock AB350M Pro4 - Freezing |
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technerd
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Posted: 27 Jan 2020 at 1:40am |
Following this post. I have an x570 pro4 with a Ryzen 5 3600x and a 5600xt and I have to hard reset the computer about 5 times from a cold start because it will hang up on the Windows load screen. And then if I get into the OS it may or may not make the new hardware plugged-in sound and shut down with no BSOD just once, then it will run like a beast....
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TheLittleDragon
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I wonder if most of these problems in this thread are related to using Ryzen CPU ?
I have AMD A10-9700 cpu and never had all these problems. BUT....I just bought a Ryzen 7 2700X....so maybe the crashing will begin after I install it? . |
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Jim1977
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Thanks! That worked for me with my ASRock X370M PRO4 AM4 AMD Promontory. I had been chasing the problem for weeks, and had changed everything. When I saw the red "1.35", I just typed in "Auto", and now it is stable. You would think they could figure it out themselves, but I am very glad you did. |
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kirovskie
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any updates of this post? i am also having this issues i am using Asrock b350 Pro4 i had just updated from 5.40 because of BSOD issues & now i am having this issues freeze & USB randomly disconnects.
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socketloop
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I came to this discussion thread having the exact same problem (hard lockup)
I am using B450M Pro4 board with R7 2700 on a gold rated PSU. Everything in the BIOS is set to default and I run few Virtual Machine workload on Linux. When the hard lock up happens, there is *absolutely* no log written on the disk and the disk LED red light goes hard RED and system is completely frozen. The only way out is hard REBOOT. I tried resitting the RAM and SATA cables. No luck. Since then I have upgraded the BIOS to P3.3 release and I am now going the way of setting the following: Zen Common Options > Core Performance Boost: Disabled Global C-state Control: Disabled NBIO Common Options > PSI: Disable CPU Configuration > Cool n Quiet: Disabled Will post back the result. |
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Durkka
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I have a AB350 Pro4 that I've updated to the AB35P4_5.70 BIOS that now black screen crashes consistently while gaming or editing photos. This BIOS cannot be downgraded to a working version AB35P4_5.10 or even the bridge 3.40 BIOS and I'm now stuck on this broken BIOS version.
This broken 5.70 BIOS needs to be pulled from the website and a new version that can be downgraded is needed ASAP. |
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bok27
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Im so sorry i misspelled the name .|I have the ASRock AB350M Pro4 with bios 5.80, and I have some issues with it and I want to downgrade to 5.50 because It worked fine. |
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wardog
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bok, what board is it you have???
You're PM's of 4hrs ago asked for AB350 Pro4 BIOSes. But here you are asking of AB350M Pro4 BIOSes. |
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bok27
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ASRock AB350m Pro4
Its posibile downgrade latest bios 5.80 tu old version 5.50 ? |
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Niccador
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Like many others with these boards from ASRock, the only solution was to change motherboards.
Best guess is a VRM problem on these boards. I'm not an expert on these things and I'm not quite clear on what I'm really looking at/for -- but comparing my HWInfo logs between the two boards (same components, same workload), it would appear that the 12V is very erratic on the ASRock. While we're only talking about a variation spread of less than .2V, the ASrock readings look like the board's having a heart attack...while the replacement MSI board in my case has barely any variations on the 12V at all....nice and stable. |
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