NEW AM4 BIOSes as of March 8 2018 for WiFi Issues

I tried to find an answer from Asrock support twice. Both times no answer and is related to an issue found on the internet multiple times which means that it is something frequent and more of Asrock mobo issues. I didn't contact the retailer as they cannot provide this level of information and because I found this issue multiple times on the internet.

The issue is related to booting. The computer boots without screen and the keyboard and mouse both are not on (both have light). I have to shut down once or more times until it starts normally. Because my case has a small window I can see that video card light is on (is a 1060 Founders Ed) and the cooler and fans spinning.

The second issue I mentioned in my tickets is the fact that every time I try to open the Masterkey Fatality program Windows 10 crashes (blue screen).

toucharaa wrote: Most BIOSes are customized AMI software (American Megatrends Inc.), so I wouldn't exactly say "own". But proprietary, yes. It's the same reason why gaming studios cripple their games for paying customers by using Denuvo: to protect their property. Whether that's reasonable or not, is another topic.

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Hello.Can I overclock ddr 4 memory to 3000 if the voltage in the bios in the automatic acceleration mode is 1.35, but it is lit in red. If reduced to 1.30, then white?

For anyone who hasn't tried it or is unaware there is a more recent driver you can try available HERE. The driver version is 23.1. Why the LAN driver? Over the years on more than several occasions I've found wifi issues not being caused by the wifi driver but the LAN driver, I don't know why this is but it has been the case on a fair few occasions. I'd also recommend people look for newer drivers for their wifi devices on Softpedia and the Microsoft Update Catalog.


Edited by ket - 21 Apr 2018 at 2:00am

Well, the 7265 WiFi M.2 card I was trying to use in my AB350 mITX board wasn't working with any bios version. After putting on the L4.51A beta bios it still wasn't working. I put the 3168 WiFi M.2 card that came with the motherboard back in and no more BSOD.

I figured that the 7265 should work since it is what comes with the X370 version of the motherboard, but that appears to not be the case.

Some others are saying that they have used other WiFi M.2 cards and they work, but no one using THIS motherboard has indicated that it will work with anything other than the original 3168 WiFi M.2 card.