[BETA] AGESA 1.0.0.2a - 1.0.0.3b for X370/B350

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 5:26pm

UEFIs are back online on Global/China servers for X370 at least, did not check the rest yet

Edited by cristy6100 - 01 May 2018 at 5:37pm

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 5:34am

I updated the thread title, and first post to reflect the current situation (as of 01/05/2018)

EDIT: I "downgraded" back to 4.60 it went smoothly and the backside 4 middle USB ports function again, everything is back as it was, so waiting now on fixed UEFI's.

Cheers, gonna gonna go watch Lucifer now :))

Edited by cristy6100 - 01 May 2018 at 6:47am

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 5:19am

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I just wince when I think of the newbies coming here hoping for good advice..

You and me both. Thank you for being a voice of reason. There isn't enough of it.

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 5:15am

True that, I removed the link to the UEFI's, after some more testing the UEFI is ok except for the USB ports part, but still better to wait for a new one.

These bugs need fixing ASAP:

1. Cannot disable SATA controller and wired LAN, even if you select the sata controller to disabled nothing happens, UEFI still offers to boot from SATA drives, regarding Wired LAN, there no option to disable the LAN controller, how is this possible?

2. The M.2 slot losses priority when a SATA drive is connected, so even if you have you OS on the M.2 drive, the windows installer and OS will detect the SATA Drives starting from Disk 0...., the M.2 drive will be the last in the list in Disk Managment and every disk detection utility, again unacceptable, the M.2 OS drive needs to be always DISK 0!!! Not DISK 5 in my case with 4 SATA drives connected as secondary drives for storage...

3. After OS install i have a Safely remove hardware icon for the M.2 OS drive! Problem does not occur in bios 4.40, after 4.40 it appears in every other bios release, why would we want to hot swap/eject the main OS drive? There is no need for hot swap on the M.2 slot

4. Bad naming for SATA ports when controller set to AHCI mode (problem might occur in RAID mode also but I did not test in RAID mode):

SATA3_1 will apear in quick boot menu and bios menus as AHCI P0 instead of P1

SATA3_2 will apear in quick boot menu and bios menus as AHCI P5 instead of P2

SATA3_3 will apear in quick boot menu and bios menus as AHCI P4 instead of P3

SATA3_4 will apear in quick boot menu and bios menus as AHCI P1 instead of P4

5. FanTastic tuning will not work in UEFI, just enter the screen for FanTastic Tuning select All Fans and click full speed and apply... nothing happens, same for the rest of the modes only after a restart will the settings change, but you can change it live from the normal fan speed menu not the FanTastic Tuning menu

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Edited by cristy6100 - 01 May 2018 at 5:25am

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 5:01am

I just wince when I think of the newbies coming here hoping for good advice..we all know how often a newbie pops up and thinks they are talking direct to ASRock. Then they see they can get the AGESA everyone has been waiting for and on top of that whack the volts up just to experiment.
So they will.............and fry the hardware, or brick the motherboard.

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 4:57am

These Corsair I'm using are rated at 1.2V @ 2400, they use Hynix E or M die if I remember right I think E die. I can do 3200 with 1.35V and thats where I stay 24/7 but can do benchmarks at 3333 with 1.4V the CPU can take up to 1.45V but I wont go past 1.4V, some G Skill kits have a default voltage of 1.4V high speed ones, so its totally safe.

Yes I am using watercooling, a Cooler Master Ml120L with 2 fans, I never saw the CPU exceed 70C when pushing max OC and volts in it, that 4175MHz was a one time thing, for 24/7 I dont even OC the CPU, I leave it to boost itself, cause it can do a all core 3.9GHz by itself and even 4GHz with single threaded loads sometimes depending on temps. And that way I can keep the lower power states and voltages.

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 4:36am

I would personally never push my ram past 1.35v. Mine are designed to run on 1.25v @2800mhz. If you have samsung B-dies, I definitely wouldn't be concerned about it though. I've heard of them pushing 3800mhz on 1.45v without breaking a sweat. Are you using water cooling? 1.5v would probably be okay on a loop. Still very uncomfortable for me though. I won't push my 1600 past 1.375v. I am running the stock air cooler though. I will definitely check your bench. I'm very curious how they square off.

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 3:53am

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cristy6100 wrote:

Regarding the voltages, I pushed 1.4V in the memory just for the 3333MHz run, for 24/7 I keep the memory at 1.35V and 3200MHz, I dont overclock CPU/GPU at all...

One push to 1.4v is all it takes sometimes. And I would believe this, except, you clearly overclocked your CPU already, and pushed the voltage on that as well. You even posted a link to it. Here in this thread... I still stand by what I said.

You do know that the voltages I pushed are well within AMD Specs right?

Up to 1.5V for CPU, 1.3 SOC and 1.45V for the memory are the AMD max recomended.

PS: I read your question, I am running now a 3.825MHz run for you, and I also lower the Vcore to 1.175 just for the sake of it.

But you need to know the 2400G has a default voltage between 1.395V-1.425V depending on batch, and will auto boost that voltage to about 1.475V when precision boost 2 is on and XFR, it can boost all cores to 3.8-3.9GHz and can do a 1-2 core boost to even 4GHz depending on app.

Edited by cristy6100 - 01 May 2018 at 4:02am

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Posted: 01 May 2018 at 3:47am

cristy6100 wrote:

Regarding the voltages, I pushed 1.4V in the memory just for the 3333MHz run, for 24/7 I keep the memory at 1.35V and 3200MHz, I dont overclock CPU/GPU at all...

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