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    Posted: 08 May 2018 at 6:11am
so today ive tryied to put that agesa 1.0.0.2 on my pc bios L4.63 if i picked correct one
so far i dont see anything broken (usb/wifi/etc)
with previous bioses i couldnt disable CSM, coz it was not reading GOP from my GTX 1060 and it just 5 times beeped with D6 error code than it rebooted with csm enabled
with this BIOS i saw there was added 4G option (which also disables CSM) so i did try it and pretty much got same result, 5 beeps with D6...BUT it didnt restart, it went right into windows, where video got up, after reboot (i think it was few more reboots from windows) i saw asrock logo yey...dunno why but GOP works now...fastboot ftw

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Originally posted by NINEGRAVES NINEGRAVES wrote:

The "Core Performance Boost" disabling does not work - when disabled on next restart its back on auto - means its always enabled.

Core Performance Boost is reset on mem tests failure, for example freq to high amd mobo unable to start.
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@Blacky, exactly the same problems as here, also on the AB350 Pro4 (Non-M) Bios 4.73A version.

As soon you touch OC bios needs cmos reset.

This bios is not only beta, its basically not useable except you leave everything on default.

ASRock please give us poor AB350 Pro4 users a new beta bios where at least basic OC works and where core performance boost is to disable. :/


Edited by NINEGRAVES - 07 May 2018 at 1:43am
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On asrock ab350 pro4 (not the "m" version) there's 4.73A beta bios only. Can't disable virtualization (disabled in bios but enabled in windows) and asrock overlocking mode not working (no post at every frequency/volts). P-state overclocking works but obviously it's bugged like in older bios (no frequency scaling in windows).
On 4.70 stable bios I have no problems except the frequency scaling bug.

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Ryzen 5 2400g @3725mhz 1.25v Stock cooler
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Ok, ive figured out whats wrong with the 4.73A Beta Bios on the AB350 Pro4:

The "Core Performance Boost" disabling does not work - when disabled on next restart its back on auto - means its always enabled.

That again means that +0.050V vcore need to be applied additionally to make the "Core Performance Boost" stable, hence it was the reason the bios always needed to be cmos resetted as soon ive set my usual oc clocks.

So ASRock, plz let me disable that "Core Performance Boost" in the next bios release - its utter nonsense that 1.45V+ need to applied just to get that 200 Mhz boost feature stable when running around 3.8 Ghz cpu clock. I rather prefer having 3.9 Ghz on all cores and that at 1.40V; exactly like i did in 4.70 bios. ^^
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with this update the ab350m pro4 is stable or continues to suddenly stop responding?

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Thanks that you (ASrock) set auto for voltage control in AB350M Pro4 bios ver 4.73B!!!
Now I got cold CPU (2200g) with 0,976V.
Prev bioses have fixed voltages 1,2+, 1,3+V and CPU was too hot - 55-65C on full load.

Also my corsair mem (hynix based) now runnig stable at 3066, and can 3200 but apps some times crashes. With 4.7 2933 was stable freq.

Please, make/return also voltage offset control, like on Fatal1ty X370 Gaming X which is based on same VRM control.
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Originally posted by donalgodon donalgodon wrote:

Originally posted by Trender Trender wrote:

Originally posted by donalgodon donalgodon wrote:

I'm quite disappointed at the support for Ryzen+ CPUs so far. I was hoping for better. I'm not on Pinnacle Ridge yet, but I already ordered one and now I might have to switch to a new motherboard if this BIOS issue doesn't resolve with the new CPU. Confused
Good luck then, because I had my 1700 I sold and now I can't even get 3200 MHz stable with my 2700X when I had 3333 MHz stables with my 1700 and old bioses, Ryzen+ BIOS are so bad I hope ASRock fix this mess or else Ill have to buy another mobo soon
(althought I got a x370 killer sli, maybe if u taichi u should be better...)

You have this problem on x370?!

That doesn't give me much hope for the lowly B350. 
Didnt wanna to write a wall text.
I don't know if its specifically the Killer SLI only mobo.
So I had my 1700 until this week I sold it.
Ryzen+ BIOS were awful since the first released in January (ofc I tried all of them until this week with my 1700). They all were terrible and had unstable RAM. So I downgraded to my good ol september/november BIOS.
But I can't use these BIOS now, as I bought my 2700X (I hope it were to work good with the 2000 series CPU) but boy was I wrong. Its just as awful. Im already trying 3000 MHz after I got 3333 MHz on my 1700 with old BIOS.
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Originally posted by Trender Trender wrote:

Originally posted by donalgodon donalgodon wrote:

I'm quite disappointed at the support for Ryzen+ CPUs so far. I was hoping for better. I'm not on Pinnacle Ridge yet, but I already ordered one and now I might have to switch to a new motherboard if this BIOS issue doesn't resolve with the new CPU. Confused
Good luck then, because I had my 1700 I sold and now I can't even get 3200 MHz stable with my 2700X when I had 3333 MHz stables with my 1700 and old bioses, Ryzen+ BIOS are so bad I hope ASRock fix this mess or else Ill have to buy another mobo soon
(althought I got a x370 killer sli, maybe if u taichi u should be better...)

You have this problem on x370?!

That doesn't give me much hope for the lowly B350. 
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Originally posted by donalgodon donalgodon wrote:

I'm quite disappointed at the support for Ryzen+ CPUs so far. I was hoping for better. I'm not on Pinnacle Ridge yet, but I already ordered one and now I might have to switch to a new motherboard if this BIOS issue doesn't resolve with the new CPU. Confused
Good luck then, because I had my 1700 I sold and now I can't even get 3200 MHz stable with my 2700X when I had 3333 MHz stables with my 1700 and old bioses, Ryzen+ BIOS are so bad I hope ASRock fix this mess or else Ill have to buy another mobo soon
(althought I got a x370 killer sli, maybe if u taichi u should be better...)


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