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Thread: X370 X470 AGESA 1003AB Bioses
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08-26-2019 12:46 PM #721New ROGer Array SKYBR PC Specs
SKYBR PC Specs Motherboard CROSSHAIR VI HERO Processor 3700X Memory (part number) GSKILL F4-3600C19D-32GVRB (@3733 16-20-20-36) Graphics Card #1 GEFORCE 980 TI Monitor SAMSUNG U28E590D Storage #1 SAMSUNG 850 EVO 500GB CPU Cooler CM MASTERLIQUID 240 Case TT CHASER A31 SNOW EDITION Power Supply EVGA 750 BQ Keyboard A4TECH G800V Mouse LOGITECH G502 Headset HYPERX CLOUD REVOLVER Network Router CUSTOM DD-WRT
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Thank you! Apparently solved the problem.
Originally Posted by Fearnor
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08-26-2019 01:22 PM #722New ROGer Array
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3900x
The processor frequency does not rise above 4268 MHz.
Asus crosshair vii hero motherboard 3900x processor, 3600 MHZ cl16 memory. bios 2703
Tell me what is the problem?
thank.
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08-26-2019 03:27 PM #723ROG Guru: Brown Belt Array gupsterg PC Specs
gupsterg PC Specs Motherboard Asus Maximus VII Ranger Processor i5 4690K Memory (part number) HyperX Savage 2400MHz 16GB Graphics Card #1 Sapphire R9 Fury X (1145/545 Custom ROM) Monitor Asus MG279Q Storage #1 Samsung 840 Evo 250GB Storage #2 HGST 2TB CPU Cooler ThermalRight Archon SB-E X2 Case Silverstone Temjin 06 Power Supply Cooler Master V850 Headset/Speakers HyperX Cloud OS Win 7 Pro x64 / Win 10 Pro x64
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UEFI 2703 & 0002 with SMU FW 46.34.00 for C7H & C7HWIFI in this post.
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08-26-2019 03:49 PM #724New ROGer Array
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@Shamino: a simple question, because I'm very curious: is there any form of version control being used for Asus BIOS development?
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08-26-2019 04:05 PM #725ROG Enthusiast Array liakou PC Specs
liakou PC Specs Motherboard Crosshair VII Hero X470 Processor Ryzen 3900x Memory (part number) G.Skill TridentZ Neo 32GB 3600C16 Graphics Card #1 ASUS ROG Strix Vega 64 Monitor Samsung Odyssey G7 32 Storage #1 Samsung 960 Evo 250GB Storage #2 Samsung 860 Evo 1TB+500GB CPU Cooler Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 Case Coolermaster H500M Power Supply Corsair RMi 850 Keyboard Logitech G915 Mouse Logitech G PRO Wireless Headset Corsair VOID Pro Mouse Pad Logitech Powerplay Headset/Speakers Logitech G560 OS Windows 10 Pro x64 Network Router ZTE ZXHN H168N VDSL2 + ASUS RT-AC86U
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The same on C7H. Originally Posted by Ryo_z
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08-26-2019 04:23 PM #726ROG Member Array
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I see on some of the flashing instructions that it says to use the flaskback method rather than the normal flashing method. What is the reason/requirement for this? Why doesn't a normal flashing work correctly?
I have a B450-i, and some of the releases talk about it, but that board doesn't have the flashback buttons (but it does have the barely documented BIOS recovery options which is the same). But the only time a utility has been released for that board was part of the 2406 release.2700X - Rog Strix B450-i - g.skill 3200 CL14
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08-26-2019 05:53 PM #727ROG Guru: Orange Belt Array xeizo PC Specs
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Flashback is better at fully erasing the previous bios than EZ Flash, as close to brand new as is possible.
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08-26-2019 05:57 PM #728ROG Guru: Brown Belt Array gupsterg PC Specs
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+1, only method I use. It's onboard HW SPI flash tool. Originally Posted by xeizo
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08-26-2019 06:48 PM #729New ROGer Array EZ_PC_TECH PC Specs
EZ_PC_TECH PC Specs Motherboard Crosshair Hero VII x470/MSI Godlike x570 Processor Ryzen 7 3700X/3900X/3950X Memory (part number) G.Skill FlareX 3800 14-16-14-16-26 CR1) Graphics Card #1 MSI 1070Ti Titanium EK WB Graphics Card #2 1080Ti EK WB Monitor MSI Optix 32" CPU Cooler XSPC Raystorm Pro + Alphacool XT45 360 + D5 + HW Labs GTX480 + HW Labs GTX420 Case Fully custom Power Supply Seasonic Prime SSR-650T OS Windows 10 Pro 
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I posted earlier, what you can do to max out the performance https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...e71#post782128 Originally Posted by KsgKsg
It's not necessary will increase your frequency, but my 3700X hits 4400 pretty often and most importantly, my benches improved significantly.
With PBO, don't even look at the frequency(at least until PBO not going to be fixed), look at the real performance that your CPU can output.Last edited by EZ_PC_TECH; 08-26-2019 at 06:51 PM.
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08-26-2019 08:05 PM #730ROG Enthusiast Array
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Did not work for me EZ. CPU-Z Bench was increasing its numbers für 10min without doing anything, it jumped up to 4050 with my 3600 and lil later dropped to 4043 and stayed there, even if i bumped voltages +100mV no changes at all, 4043 all the time.
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