Asus ROG Strix X570-E Gaming Bios update?

[simeongg]

Hello, my temps are ok on chipset around 35-40 as CPU on idle.

Here is how I produce restart on beta 2812, I do two manual sleeps, then restart PC and on next login my PC resets as on 2802.
It seems on sleep reset was fixed. I believe now the problem is on Asus side, not the AMD. Still for me 2606 BIOS is best at the moment.
From Asus support advise me to wait for stable BIOS after 2812 and should be OK.

Thats for now from me with new 2802 or 2812 :/

[Dan69]

Can confirm I have attempted the latest 2802 and 2812 BIOS versions. They increase performance and benchmarks quite a bit, however PBO reacts completely differently to version 2606 and below. None of this is specified in the BIOS changelog. This has caused a lot of BSODs especially with MEMORY_MANAGEMENT and IRQL_NOT_EQUAL with PBO enabled even when set to 0MHz overclock. I have had to revert back to 2204 version due to instability.

Increase in Cinebench R20:
+100 points in single core
+400-500 points in multi core

My 3950X finally hits 4.7GHz and over with the latest BIOS, whereas before it never went over 4.650MHz.

[Cybersim]

Same here bios 2802 random shutdowns and restarts. mostly idle.
in games ok, no shutdowns.
Ryzen 3700x. temperature ok.

[comfuzio13]

Although with the 2812 I didn't have any shutdowns or reboots with the same settings as in 2802, I know from a friend who has faced the same problem in both versions, the fix is easy, just increase a bit the voltage! The lowest amount you can do safely and no more reboots/shut downs for him!

[comfuzio13]

Although with the 2812 I didn't have any shutdowns or reboots with the same settings as in 2802, I know from a friend who has faced the same problem in both versions, the fix is easy, just increase a bit the voltage! The lowest amount you can do safely and no more reboots/shut downs for him!

It still makes random reboots so I will try to give a bit of voltage. Worse part is it does the reboots on idle

[finnstop]

I've been back on ver 2606 as I wasn't able to get things 100% stable with 2802. I saw both apps closing/crashing or blue screen crashes. These problems weren't happening every single day but would every now and then and that was enough for me. 2606 has been super solid for the past week and was also solid when I ran it prior to trying 2802.

Looks like the Crosshair folks are also having similar problems with the latest BIOS versions as well, so it's not just the X570E.

[Kingdramanyz]

Wow......what a sh1t show

Nothing but problems with this f7cking board.....my chipset temps are at 81!

Wtf?!

Thanks to the guy above me, there's just too much sh1t to read. Will flashback to bios mentioned above and test for another day. If no go. Im returning all my asus ****.

Gonna go dragon center and leave this armoury bullsh1t...F0CK 1T!

[simeongg]

There is 2816 BIOS from today, any test on it?

Version 2816 Beta Version
2020/11/25

[Shenny]

Is it becoming a habit of Asus to release only beta versions now (previous BIOS was also marked as beta)? As long as I am happy with my current non-beta BIOS (2802), I can't see any reason why I should update to a beta version.

[cryonicangel]

Is it becoming a habit of Asus to release only beta versions now (previous BIOS was also marked as beta)? As long as I am happy with my current non-beta BIOS (2802), I can't see any reason why I should update to a beta version.

Do you have a 5000 series Ryzen CPU?
If yes, you should care about those updates, since they carry essential functions. And of course they are beta, this is new hardware that has to be supported. Do you want to wait additional 3 months for the launch to get a non-beta BIOS? Or do you want the products to be released on time and BIOS support rolls out the following weeks?
I prefer the 2nd approach.

On topic: just installed the latest BIOS, testing with the 5800X now.