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3.9 should be okay at around 1.35v ,try lowering it after (1,325-1,3 if your lucky)
mine can do 1.3 at 3.9ghz as long as i stick to 3200 ram speed ,it requires a little more to stabilise fully with faster ram speed and tighter timings

3.7 should be closer to 1.2 ish
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The reason it stays even with the drives disconnected is because the entries are written to the UEFI. UEFI is a completely different animal to old school BIOS, it actually allows the OS to make changes. 

I had thought that clearing CMOS by removing the battery would clear it but apparently not. Live and learn Smile

As for guides, check out Tech Yes City on youtube. Brian has some pretty decent guides up and they tend to be easy to follow.
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Originally posted by TooQik TooQik wrote:

Nice!!!! Thumbs Up

It does beg the question though, if the cause was an orphaned UEFI boot entry on a drive, why does the BIOS still show it when all drives are disconnected?



I can't give you an answer to that. I often tinker around with Linux and used to try a lot of different distros. Still use Manjaro and LinuxLite, those however didn't left any "footprints" in the UEFI.

At first I thought it had to do with disk encryption ... used the built-in LUKS both in Debian as well as in Antergos. But also did so with Manjaro, and there is no entry for that in the UEFI.

It gets even stranger: at some point I changed the drive with my brother ones, out of convenience, since we both got the same and we were doing some benchmarking. He got a Ryzen 1600X on a B350, I got myself a 1700 on X370, and we were curious about which CPU would perform better on which board. So from some point on I used my brothers SSD, which never had any Debian or Antergos on it.

By the way: the whole process of finding a solution to this problem got my BIOS settings deleted multiple times. I used to have my CPU run at 3.7Ghz, but can't remember the tweaks aside from voltage. Anyone knows a good overclocking guide for the X370 Gaming K4?


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Nice!!!! Thumbs Up

It does beg the question though, if the cause was an orphaned UEFI boot entry on a drive, why does the BIOS still show it when all drives are disconnected?
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Brilliant, added to my bookmarks for future reference. Great to see your issue is resolved Aurumvorax Thumbs Up

Thanks for the info Andre117 Cool

Just goes to show, it takes a village sometimes Wink
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yeah

finally a solution

thanks for seeing this issue through and andre for the tip to try and resolve it
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Originally posted by andre117 andre117 wrote:

It is probable not an UEFI Bios bug.

There might be an orphaned UEFI boot entry in your system that points to a location where it no longer exists.

Try this tool:


Check for orphaned entries and remove them (if you are still able too boot windows).
The same thing can be done under linux. See efibootmgr here.






Deleted those last two.



Well have a look at this. My problem is gone. Thank you so much, Andre117! Clap

And I was almost on my way to the post office. Tongue
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It is probable not an UEFI Bios bug.

There might be an orphaned UEFI boot entry in your system that points to a location where it no longer exists.

Try this tool:


Check for orphaned entries and remove them (if you are still able too boot windows).
The same thing can be done under linux. See efibootmgr here.
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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

Good luck and let us know how it turns out Thumbs Up


Small update:

Didn't sent the board in yet. Got myself an old laptop first, need to have a PC while my board is being repaired Tongue
Already got the retour ticket for free shipping. Will send it either today or tomorrow.

But you know what? Got an answer from ASRock!

lo and behold, folks:

Originally posted by ASRock ASRock wrote:

Dear Aurumvorax,

Thank you for contacting ASRock.

We did the test and the ?�F11??boot menu function key is working properly.

Please refer to the following suggestions to check your system.

1. Enter the BIOS and load the BIOS to default setting.

2. Remove the OS HDD and other bootable device for verifying.

Thank you so much.

Warmest regards,

ASRock TSD



Well I guess I try that know. Big smile


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Good luck and let us know how it turns out Thumbs Up
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