Asus dark hero startup issue ?

[BillBittel]

This is the first thing than popped into my mind. If you are starting up after the VRM's have cooled down to ambient, then they are ambient when you try to start up.

[STARRAIN@ROG]

Bios 3904 = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmErez863eI

it swap back automaticly in the older bios not.

and please say that guys also they need to look at soc voltage if i set 1.1 it is 0.8-09 i need to set it to 1.1250v then it is 1.1. that is also not normal.

Hi NuadaXXX,
Please adjust the setting below to disable fTPM.
Advanced\Trusted Computing\Security Device Support >Disable
Thank you.

[HelHel]

Interesting find! Could some other try this out ?
Also could you provide more info ? Because when I had this happen, turning the PC on after hours means it is completely cooled down, or do you mean the pch temp when shutting the pc down?
Anyway, might be worth others check this in case there is a connection with temp

I meant the temperature of the PCH before turning off PC.
Without cooling, the temperature of the PCH was always 75-85 degrees Celsius, depending on the load. I did not like this temperature and I added cooling to the chip. Now the temperature does not exceed 50 degrees and the bonus is startup PC without problems.
I measured the temperature using the HWiNFO64 program.

[BillBittel]

I meant the temperature of the PCH before turning off PC.
Without cooling, the temperature of the PCH was always 75-85 degrees Celsius, depending on the load. I did not like this temperature and I added cooling to the chip. Now the temperature does not exceed 50 degrees and the bonus is startup PC without problems.
I measured the temperature using the HWiNFO64 program.

OK that makes sense but more generally, I can't see how VRM operating temp would affect a later power up. Still worth a try. The worst thing that can happen is you end up with cooler VRM's.

[HelHel]

OK that makes sense but more generally, I can't see how VRM operating temp would affect a later power up. Still worth a try. The worst thing that can happen is you end up with cooler VRM's.

Why VRM? I was talking about the x570 chip (PCH).

[NuadaXXX]

Hi NuadaXXX,
Please adjust the setting below to disable fTPM.
Advanced\Trusted Computing\Security Device Support >Disable
Thank you.

hi thx for ur answer, i have found some days befor that option.

but pls say also the programmers, that the soc-Voltage is not accurate, because for that, there is no way to fix it.

[STARRAIN@ROG]

Hi NuadaXXX,
Do you check soc-Voltage in bios or though apps?
May I have the following information?
- the bios settings(.CMO files) and a video about oc voltage if you set 1.1 it is 0.8-09 and need to set it to 1.1250v then it is 1.1.
- the brand and the model name of CPU, RAM, graphics card and PSU
Please check the specific model name such as G.SKILL F4-4400C19D-16GTZSW
- OS version and OS build
Thank you.

[BillBittel]

Why VRM? I was talking about the x570 chip (PCH).

Oh you are right. My bad. I stand corrected. Chipset, not VRM's.

[NuadaXXX]

Hi NuadaXXX,
Do you check soc-Voltage in bios or though apps?
May I have the following information?
- the bios settings(.CMO files) and a video about oc voltage if you set 1.1 it is 0.8-09 and need to set it to 1.1250v then it is 1.1.
- the brand and the model name of CPU, RAM, graphics card and PSU
Please check the specific model name such as G.SKILL F4-4400C19D-16GTZSW
- OS version and OS build
Thank you.

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Hi, i think a Pic is enough, and the voltage is the same in bios and in HWinfo64.

PIC1 = https://postimg.cc/vxntJgMQ
PIC2 = https://postimg.cc/B8yHcTPm

CMO = https://easyupload.io/635od2

CPU = 5950x

RAM = F4-3600C16-16GTZNC (i can set what i want also 800 mhz but the voltage is still not accurate.)
and Ram has 1.376v but in bios is set 1.3850v Also not correct...

GPU = ASUS 3090 STRIX OC

PSU = be quiet! Straight Power 11 Platinum 1200W

WIN 11 - BUILD 22000.438 (it is the same problem with win 10)

it must be a problem from the board i have read more post about the same problem.

Have a nice day

[JBROG87]

Has anyone made progress on discovering the root of the issue?
How about the PCH temperature as reported here recently?
According to HWInfo, my PCH does not go over 70c since I have good airflow over the PCH area in my case. This should be well within acceptable temperatures but still, any connection to startup issues and PCH temps ?