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r/ASRock•
CornFlakes1991

New Experimental BIOS for AMD 300 Series Motherboards

BIOS Release

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-- Motherboard ---- Version ---- Build date ---- Release date ---- Download --
X370 Taichi6.6111/04/202012/09/2020Click
Fatal1ty X370 Professional Gaming6.6111/04/202012/09/2020Click

Changelog

Update to AMD AGESA Combo-AM4 V2 1.1.0.0

Source
JZ-Electronic.de

Information
Found a bug or an Issue and want to report it or just want to leave feedback? Do it here

DISCLAIMER
I'm not responsible for any damage on your board! Flashing a new BIOS does always have its risks!

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Posted Dec 10, 2020, 4:26 PM UTC · edited

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ManofGod1000•

Thanks. However, it is a shame this would not fix the two bad usb ports on the back. Therefore, I have boxed the Taichi as a backup and testing board, just in case.

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rcmaehl1800X | RX480 8GB | X370 Fata1lty Professional Gaming•

Bad ports on the back? Was this something specific to your board or to all X370 Taichis?

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ManofGod1000•

I think it was a mix but, I do not think it was extremely common. The two bottom ports near the sound ports were bad, most devices would not be detected correctly nor allow the computer to boot up or shutdown correctly. Oh well, the board is over 3.5 years old so I got a good amount of time out of it, overall.

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senniha1994•

As I said in other thread 🤣🤣 its not bad usb ports but usb 3.1 and you need to install drivers.You mean the button 2.Also, try installing the latest AsMedia USB drivers. AMD X370 chipset is made by AsMedia meaning it needs AMD Chipset drivers and AsMedia USB drivers

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ManofGod1000•

Windows drivers are not going to matter since I am now using Linux on that machine. The ports themselves are simply bad, based upon the boot up or shutdown problems that occur when having devices plugged into them but not the others. (Unfortunately.)

Edit: Thanks for the ideas though. :)

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nedflanders1976•

Can't find them on the indicated source page

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CornFlakes1991OPr/ASRock Moderator•

Argh! Forgot to edit that. Thanks for the heads up. Updated

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CzarcasticX•

Hopefully, they will release more for Zen 3 support on X370 Taichi.

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mmhordahttps://www.youtube.com/mrhorda•

Hopefully, they will release more for Zen 3 support on X370 Taichi.

The only reason it is working is probably because people are able to backport x470 Taichi bios to X370 and it is working ;)

So..... yeah, I doubt there will be more cases like this one.

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senniha1994•

Can someone report if this bios 6.61 has working modules for zen+.I run 4.60 flash mod x470 Taichi path and xmp don't work nor any memory/CPU oc

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nedflanders1976•

What was tge rationale behind updating to 6.61 with a zen+ CPU?

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senniha1994•

Simple to work with 2600x until I get 5900x in logic price here in Greece the price is 689€ from AMD official distributor.

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Scottishtwat69•

Great to see this bios. I bought the X370 Taichi with a 1600, upgraded to a 3600 and just upgraded to a 5600x.

CB20 scores: 4207 Multi and 601 Single. All cores sat comfortably at 4.475GHz during the multicore run, and during the single core run the cores ran between 4.7 and 4.8GHz. During gaming 5 of the cores boosted to a max of 4.85GHz and the weakest core boosted to 4.825GHz.

I've not had time yet to tune my ram but overall the 5600x appears to be working great, and it's far from bottlenecking my 3070FE in any of the games I play. I do hope we get a bios with PBO2.

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theothernguyen•

hi there, just checking in to see how your experiences have been so far over the last month, running stable? I also have a x370 taichi and thinking of upgrading from the 1700x to 5600x for gaming and video rendering.

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Scottishtwat69•

Yeh it's running very stable. The only downsides is a bug where sometimes after a restart there is no display. That's fixed by shutting down and starting up again.

I believe there is also issues for some people when pushing the infinity fabric clock to or above 1800. That's not an issue for me, as I'm running at 1600.

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theothernguyen•

Oh nice! Good to hear. How often do you run into the display issue? Have you done any cpu or memory stress testing? Is the pci-e running at full 16 lanes?

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-Net7•

Has anyone submitted a ticket and gotten a reply from ASRock? Or more accurately one that even acknowledges its existence?

6.61 gives a nice CCX to CCX performance boost (in the form of latency drop) and allows my 3950x to clock DRAM to 3600Mhz without issue, however, I experience the USB drops that AMD is supposed to be fixing with AGESA 1.2.0.2 (or 1.2.0.1a as seen in some BETA bios release's)

I don't want to submit a ticket only to have them go "that doesnt exist, we didnt make it" when according to the forum, it was them that made it its just beta/alpha/unofficial.

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