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Originally posted by ajc9988 ajc9988 wrote:

Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by ajc9988 ajc9988 wrote:

http://imgur.com/cj7c9Ts
This is the reason I stopped using the beta bios. Same error for each thread.


hahahaha

8 Year Old software!

Doesn't matter if its old if it works. This often identifies instabilities very quickly. I then follow it up with HCI memtest and with Google Stressapp Test (GSAT). Also, if there is a thread error occurring that didn't occur on any prior BIOS, then there is a problem, is there not?

No one sane will support an 8+ years old software piece.. especially if the error doesn't necessarily mean instability but can be a problem with W10 & it's updates.

I was on 2.00, I was on 1.92 and I am now on 1.91 and for me it is by far the best BIOS/UEFI till now. 
It has its quirks but stability is definitely not a problem for me (and I am talking about a system that runs 24x7).


Edited by SoniC - 29 Jun 2018 at 12:16am
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Originally posted by wardog wardog wrote:

Originally posted by ajc9988 ajc9988 wrote:

http://imgur.com/cj7c9Ts
This is the reason I stopped using the beta bios. Same error for each thread.


hahahaha

8 Year Old software!

Doesn't matter if its old if it works. This often identifies instabilities very quickly. I then follow it up with HCI memtest and with Google Stressapp Test (GSAT). Also, if there is a thread error occurring that didn't occur on any prior BIOS, then there is a problem, is there not?
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Originally posted by ajc9988 ajc9988 wrote:

http://imgur.com/cj7c9Ts
This is the reason I stopped using the beta bios. Same error for each thread.


hahahaha

8 Year Old software!
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http://imgur.com/cj7c9Ts
This is the reason I stopped using the beta bios. Same error for each thread.
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My guess would be that Computex had our guys and gals at ASRock pretty busy getting products ready for reveal etc. Just a guess but I have noticed a slowdown in updates around this time of year. 

With all the new products soon to drop, hopefully they pick up the pace again. 

ASRock is a very small group of people compared to their competitors, it's one of the reasons we see such competitive price/value with them. The down side is that things can slow to a crawl when they are busy with new launches/conferences etc. Personally, I prefer the value prospect over fast updates. It may be frustrating at times but generally, updates aren't needed all that often. Ryzen/Threadripper have been the exception to that rule, still so many issues and gen 2 has already dropped....
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Been over a month now since 1.91E beta and still no update either beta or official to address broken P-State overclocking where vcore does NOT down volt when cpu goes idle......happens with both 1920X and 1900X......Asrock are soooooo slow!
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Originally posted by orionbg orionbg wrote:

Version 1.92 ???? Where is this from?

Old Beta BIOS from the 2.00 times... the beta included the XMP 5-beep fix which 2.00 did not.
Might be that these were two branches --> 1.92 beta parallel to 2.00 stable.


E1.91 is definitely a newer branch than both of them.



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Version 1.92 ???? Where is this from?
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P-State does not seem to work correctly for me either, but this is on 1.92 (I stopped using 1.91E because of the faster clock ticking issue). I only set core speed and voltage through pstate, leave all over core freq/voltage settings on main voltage/freq page on auto. It does seem to respect the pstate 0 (the highest speeds) but seems to ignore other pstates set or the BIOS setting doesnt match actual setting. It seems to be 4.2ghz > 3.6ghz > 3.36ghz > 2.88ghz when I want 4.2 > 4 > 3.6 > 2.8 > 1.6. voltages are seemingly ignored too. it only does 1.5 > 1.15 instead of 1.5 > 1.35 > 1.15 > 0.95 > 0.8.

Too bad "zenstates" program only works with asus boards, no reason it shouldnt work with any x399 board... otherwise it might fix p state problem.
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Originally posted by lowdog lowdog wrote:

Originally posted by orionbg orionbg wrote:

My 1950X also downclocks without any issues and the vcore also goes down to 0.887v
Have been behaving like that with both BIOS 2.00 and the Beta one.

By the way, when you are experiencing that issue, that does the Dr. LED shows? "AA" or "40"





Yeah it does show AA and 40 often.

For me, when it says AA, everything is ok but some times after a long idle session (left the PC for an hour or more) it changes to 40 and then the CPU is locket at 4GHz
It is very random....
The interesting thing is that I have disabled all sleep related functions and the only thing that I've allowed it for the monitor to turn off after 15 minutes...
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