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This feature is part of PCI-E standard so I think its not matter what "recent" CPU you have.

And see who says that statement? It just Intel marketing speaking. You need buy these new hardware to...

I bought high end motherboard M8 Hero so I would like and hope that they bring these kind of hidden features via simple bios update now when its relevant tech next year. That would be good support...

Hmm got the same problem with previous MB but when pressing F8 when Asus logo appears I got boot menu and choosed UEFI or non-UEFI boot usb drive, cant remember but then it loaded USB boot device ok

now got to work semi easy 4000MHz 16-17-35-1N with tight secondary/tertiary timings with 1.45v and SA/IO 1.13v/1.18v. My kit is TridentZ 3200CL14 2x8Gb. Best BIOS so far for me. I used BIOS Flashback...

Yeah thats is totally normal operation called Intel SpeedStep. It reduces cpu speed and voltages automatically to lower power consumption....

funny with this bios I can boot my RAM 4100mhz with my 3200mhz kit. Before it didnt boot and everything else is also stable. Running 3900mhc CL16 OC