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4.71 UEFI finally has fixed one of the two most annoying problems - XMP reset on power loss Clap It was supposed to be fixed on 4.70, but was not. I bought this MB a year ago (18.08.2017) so one year of waiting for this day :) Unfortunately UEFI profiles loading when CSM is disabled still don't work. I hope it will not take another year ;)

Good job ASRock (and J Z i think) Beer But please, take care of this second annoying problem...
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Anyone tried a ram benchmark before and after this bios update?
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No I don't..! 
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To verify that Asrock did not relax any memory sub timings to gain stability at high memory speed, I ran Passmark memory benchmark before and after upgrading my bios to v. 4.71
The result is 4.71 is 0.4% faster than 4.70 Thumbs Up

Greath job Asrosk!!
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Originally posted by WinWiz WinWiz wrote:

To verify that Asrock did not relax any memory sub timings to gain stability at high memory speed, I ran Passmark memory benchmark before and after upgrading my bios to v. 4.71
The result is 4.71 is 0.4% faster than 4.70?Thumbs Up

Greath job Asrosk!!


Flashed the new version and my G.Skills XMP-3200 profile now runs without any further tweaking and does not get reset after power loss. So far, so good
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Originally posted by wino wino wrote:

4.71 UEFI finally has fixed one of the two most annoying problems - XMP reset on power loss Clap It was supposed to be fixed on 4.70, but was not.
Flashed the 4.71 beta and I can confirm the above on a AB350 ITX model. It also retain the iGPU configurations on power loss when you use an APU.
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I just got L4.71A from ASRock TSD to my e-mail. It fix second annoying me problem :D BIOS PROFILES LOADING NOW WORKS!!! :D 

Wow. I use this MB from one year. So much waiting and complaining, and it was enough to open a ticket ... A ticket to paradise ;)
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Originally posted by wino wino wrote:

I just got L4.71A from ASRock TSD to my e-mail. It fix second annoying me problem :D BIOS PROFILES LOADING NOW WORKS!!! :D 

Wow. I use this MB from one year. So much waiting and complaining, and it was enough to open a ticket ... A ticket to paradise ;)

Do you have a link for 4.71A?
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No, I received this on e-mail as an attachment.
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I'm in release 3.00 bios (AGESA 1.0.0.6a) with a 1700x and knowing most of you guys already updated up to 4.7x already, I want to know if later BIOSes have the option to set Dram boot voltage and VTT DDR. Most importantly dram boot as this is the 1# solver of cold boot issues, thanks in advance!
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