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Do not use bloatwares to perform BIOS updates. Use the BIOS flashback method to update your board.

You can update or downgrade to any bios version using the flashback method.

Rename the file to SX570FG.CAP and then use flashback.

Actually it has been validated for official release.
You can now find it in the official downloads page of C7H.

As you said, they actually don't care that much.
They gain enough for that, as they're deep within the monitor industry, router industrry, apart from GPU's, M/B's, laptops and smartphones.
So as...

A new AGESA release...!
Here we go again :rolleyes:

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Go to your Power plan settings, Advanced, then under Hard drives, change the "turn off hard drives after" to Never.

A search would have given you the answer mate.

AA means all OK.

Is there ever any?

Wait till the latest gen mobos get it first and then might come a time..

Yeah, although, according to the graph, X370 doesn't support Ryzen 3000 cpu's also, while clearly there are people with X370 mobo's paired with Ryzen 3000.

Due to COVID 19 motherboard production has decreased significantly and many are out of stock.

What do you mean exactly by support?
Are you planning a CPU upgrade or staying with the 2700x?

Alright. Your Fabric clock is coupled with the memory clock so you're good there.
One suggestion. Try playing with your CLDO VDDG voltage a bit. Under Extreme Tweaker if you haven't messed with it,...

What you experience are DPC latency issues and you're getting USB dropouts.
Have you made any particular changes in the BIOS?
Is your memory coupled with the CPU fabric clock?
Maybe you could...

Download latest BIOS version(even if you already have it), use USB-Flashback method to update. Set PCI-E 16_1 @GEN3.
Check again.
Had that issue a while back when on an older bios version in...

To effectivelly kill iCue and check your cores apart from closing it you need to kill both related processes in the task manager "Corsair.Service.CpuIdRemote64.exe" & "Corsair.Service.exe".
I have...

Had the issue ever since the release of this board. No matter the BIOS version.
Do you have GDM on or off?

Check overclock.net. I gave you a reply there with a suggestion to check, as I have experienced what you describe a while ago.

Please clarify USB errors and sound dropouts. Others of us also use usb audio devices without expreriencing these kind of issues.

Neeeeeext!

Just go to boot options and disable CSM compatibility and ASUS Grid also. Then you're good to go.

1. Yes (no need to uninstall)
2. No
3. No
4. No (Might automatically revert back to the AMD one after installation)
5. No

Yes, the cable is alright.
Try this, hover over My computer and right click, choose Properties then click on the Device Manager and go to "Network adapters" and double click on "Intel I211"...

Alright, your equipment is capable of Gigabit ethernet. What is left is the cable going to your PC. On the cable you can find the type written all along it. Should be CAT5e +.
Another thing, if your...

What do you mean his "device", did he test his own router or the router that you are using?
Also was he testing with the same cable you have connected?
To be able to achieve a 1gbps ethernet...