Crosshair VI Hero bug reports

[Targonis]

If you mean that u bought a 3900x and u searching for BIOS 7201..



This version could help you

7002 through 7201(that beta BIOS that has been floating around) are all AGESA 1.0.0.2, so they will all have the same level of CPU support. 7201 from what has been reported will fix the mouse in the BIOS interface, but changes nothing else. AGESA 1.0.0.3ab is the one that will give us proper CPU support, but Asus seems to be the last motherboard maker to release it for those who bought a premium motherboard(the C6H was THE flagship Ryzen board at launch in 2017, and Asus seems to be giving it the least amount of support).

[Ravwyn]

Yeah, sure seems that way. I mean - it's always a bumpy road for early birds... but c'mon ASUS, if you expect anyone buying new higher-end boards from you in the future - you need to step up your staff on the support front. Especially if you run around promoting your ROG brand as THE hottest **** there is =)

[Cr@zed^]

With the 7201 EFI Asus Aura didn't find my ROG RX Vega64. ...

[Nikon985]

hope asus can release a PROPER bios that fix all these issue especially that C5 error.

C6H 7106 + C7H 2406: After failing memory overclocking you get stuck at C5 POST code which never seems to recover. The only way to get back is to clear CMOS.(link)

7002 through 7201(that beta BIOS that has been floating around) are all AGESA 1.0.0.2, so they will all have the same level of CPU support. 7201 from what has been reported will fix the mouse in the BIOS interface, but changes nothing else. AGESA 1.0.0.3ab is the one that will give us proper CPU support, but Asus seems to be the last motherboard maker to release it for those who bought a premium motherboard(the C6H was THE flagship Ryzen board at launch in 2017, and Asus seems to be giving it the least amount of support).

To be honest i hope the 1003 never come couse will broken the pcie4 support on non-x570 board(according with amd). The v7201 its not a beta and is now avaiable on support pages

The latest bios 7106 also has some bug with fan control, the CPU fan will drop below 300RPM or even stop after sometime. (i set a manual fan curve with PWM mode, fan model: Noctua NF F12 PWM)

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This can happen couse third part monitoting programs do can conflit with aisuite.

With the 7201 EFI Asus Aura didn't find my ROG RX Vega64.

Seems to be a amd driver bug. Try to install catalyst 19.6.3. (https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...-my-Video-card)

[Saltank]

I've got a 3700X running in my CH6 and on BIOS 7201.

Had the CPU get to 105C after the fans stopped running!

[PLTD89]

I've got a 3700X running on the Crosshair VI Hero, BIOS 7201, 280mm AIO. Coming from a 1700 OC'd 3.8ghz at 1.365v Prime95 small FFT's stable at 72c.

It runs, but borderline unusable in CPU intensive tasks. It runs way, way to hot. With stock settings, auto voltages, PBO enabled, Prime95 hits 94.75c after 15 seconds. With PBO disabled 82-85c. Handbrake hits 85c as well.

It's way, way too hot. Would love for Asus to adress this issue. See my reddit thread for the full story / screenshots etc.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comment..._with_thermal/

[Lextra]

I've got a 3700X running on the Crosshair VI Hero, BIOS 7201, 280mm AIO. Coming from a 1700 OC'd 3.8ghz at 1.365v Prime95 small FFT's stable at 72c.

It runs, but borderline unusable in CPU intensive tasks. It runs way, way to hot. With stock settings, auto voltages, PBO enabled, Prime95 hits 94.75c after 15 seconds. With PBO disabled 82-85c. Handbrake hits 85c as well.

It's way, way too hot. Would love for Asus to adress this issue. See my reddit thread for the full story / screenshots etc.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comment..._with_thermal/

Same exact issue here, except with a ryzen 5 3600. Actually insane how quickly the cpu reaches near 100°c with prime. I wonder if it could even be fixed with a bios update? Might be a 7nm cpu issue. thankfully, nothing else will ever cause the cpu to get this hot this quickly. I never liked prime95 anyway. It Just causes an unrealistic amount of load on any cpu.

On another note; I made a seperate thread with bugs I found so far I didn't wanna post it in here again. The LED bug is really obnoxious and the FAN bug could possible seriously damage hardware.

[quasimodo18]

With the 7201 EFI Asus Aura didn't find my ROG RX Vega64. ...

I'm seeing the same problem since BIOS 7003. Frustrating.

[Overlordkazi]

I just got my ryzen 3600, im stuck in a bootloop, everything is on stock settings, after about 6 hours of me trying to guess what to do I finally figured it out, the auto voltage that was being given to the 3600 was not enough, the only way I can boot is if I set my voltage to 1.425v and that is very very high, anything lower and windows in idle is unstable and keeps crashing im using bios version 7201. Any suggestions? I do have a 360mm rad and can handle the volts but that is just way to high for stock settings

[randydvd]

I just got my ryzen 3600, im stuck in a bootloop, everything is on stock settings, after about 6 hours of me trying to guess what to do I finally figured it out, the auto voltage that was being given to the 3600 was not enough, the only way I can boot is if I set my voltage to 1.425v and that is very very high, anything lower and windows in idle is unstable and keeps crashing im using bios version 7201. Any suggestions? I do have a 360mm rad and can handle the volts but that is just way to high for stock settings

Can you flash to 7301 instead and see if those issues persist?