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Intel Motherboards : ASRock Z370 Pro4 Wifi with the M.2 (Key E) slot

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Author: Jon204D
Subject: ASRock Z370 Pro4 Wifi with the M.2 (Key E) slot
Posted: 07 Jul 2019 at 8:20am

Originally posted by mickoz mickoz wrote:

@Jon204D

I just looked your board specifications (should have done firstly):
https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/H370M%20Pro4/index.asp#Specification

And it says:
1 x M.2 Socket (Key E), supports type 2230 WiFi/BT module and Intel® CNVi (Integrated WiFi/BT)

So it looks like your board does support CNVi card on top of WiFi/BT module. So that add option. I have no idea however if:
- CNVi is better than WiFi/BT
- CNVi2 (as listed for AX201) is different
So do your search on CNVi to see if better and if you should get that instead.

(Seem like there is a version of your board with /ac in its name that should have everything integrated without headache too, but dunno if it costs way more or if easily available)

You might be interested in those links:
- https://www.intel.ca/content/www/ca/en/support/articles/000026155/network-and-i-o/wireless-networking.html
- https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/atefhp/intel_cnvi_wifi_wirelessac_9560_is_it_really/
    - No clear answer on which is better though...

Quickly, I don't understand what is the advantage, but it seems CNVi is preferred when you have the choice.

Now if you or someone else do search and figure out the advantage of one over another, please reply here.

Also need to check for AX201 why it says CNVi2 and if that is compatible with CNVi on your mobo or we have to be aware of a difference there? (please also reply if you have the answer to this!)

P.S., For my board https://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Z370%20Pro4/index.asp#Specification
It was only saying: - 1 x M.2 Socket (Key E), supports type 2230 WiFi/BT module
So that is why I had to avoid anything mentionning CNVi.


Thank you! I'll be sure to do so!

Intel Motherboards : z370 extreme 4 + 9900K package power 300!

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Author: Flode
Subject: z370 extreme 4 + 9900K package power 300!
Posted: 07 Jul 2019 at 4:08pm

Hello,
i recently upgraded my system to the latest 9th Gen Intel 9900k.

After reseting the bios and leaving all settings to default, i was bit confused about the default settings from asrock for this cpu.

Default vcore: 1,36V I think this is inside Intel specifications(is it?) but its realy high for a default value on a non oc system.

Power limits: All power limits are by default Auto, which in my view should be inside intel specification. I dont have multi core enhance active. All seetings default.

I test the system stability with LinpackXtreme 1.1.1.

Stress test with all default settings, the package power according to hwmonitor and hwinfo is "270" watt!!

My system can handle this heat beeing maximumg single cores at 94C but this package power draw is insane and i would like to know why on earth this and the very high vcore are default values?

Anyone else any expertise on this specific mb cpu combination?

Did you set a long time power limit? What do you recommend? 220W or even 250W?

Thankfull for any tips and ideas.

Regards Flode

Intel Motherboards : Z370 Extreme4 and 9th gen i7 processor

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Author: Keano16
Subject: Z370 Extreme4 and 9th gen i7 processor
Posted: 07 Jul 2019 at 7:14pm

Hello,

quick question... I have ordered brand new Z730 Extreme4 ... Will it support my 9th gen processor out of the box or I will have to update BIOS?

As I can see, by default this MBO supports only up to 8th Gen... but BIOS upgrade also enabled 9th Gen. This BIOS update was released long time ago... so I am not sure will it be "preinstalled" on my MBO?

Intel Motherboards : Z370 Extreme4 and 9th gen i7 processor

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Author: RLGL
Subject: Z370 Extreme4 and 9th gen i7 processor
Posted: 07 Jul 2019 at 10:08pm

If you are getting a 370 board be prepared to use an 8th generation or lower processor to upgrade the bios prior to installing the 9th generation processor

Intel Motherboards : Z370 Extreme4 and 9th gen i7 processor

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Author: Keano16
Subject: Z370 Extreme4 and 9th gen i7 processor
Posted: 07 Jul 2019 at 10:16pm

Thanks for the advice.

I guess it won't be a big issue to upgrade BIOS.

However, will any of my performances be affected (after the upgrade) because this board does not originally support 9th gen.?

Thanks again!

Intel Motherboards : Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached

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Author: maciejos78
Subject: Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 2:24am

Hello,

thanks for prompt reply. I proceed steps 2-4 - no change, still attached and turned on display is required. Pins in CPU socket seems to be fine.

Before I'll proceed with CMOS clear please clarify will I loose already installed boot loaders in UEFI?

Intel Motherboards : C236 WSI mother board compatible ram

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Author: eJora
Subject: C236 WSI mother board compatible ram
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 3:26pm

Hello,
I have a similar problem with a Ram from Kingston HyperX Fury DDR4 2133 8 GB.
If it is plugged into slot A, the screen stays black, the system shows no reaction, the CPU cooler runs, no error tone, no automatic on/off.
If the RAM is plugged into slot B, the system boots without any problems. In exceptional cases, a short shutdown occurs after 1 second, after that the system reboots and stays up.
I haven't tested another Ram yet. Memtest is still pending.

Intel Motherboards : x299 i9 Gaming Pro BIOS 2.xx loosing bootmanager

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Author: SDeath
Subject: x299 i9 Gaming Pro BIOS 2.xx loosing bootmanager
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 6:49pm

I am running my setup now for a few years without any real issues, until I got to the 2.xx BIOS updates.
The last FW version I am able to run is 1.90.

The setup: Fatal1ty X299 Professional Gaming i9
Intel Core i9-7900X 10 core CPU.
64GB DDR4.
3x Samsung 960 EVO NVMe M2 SSD's:
   2x 500GB in RAID0 for OS.
   1x 1TB for storage.


This is running fine on BIOS 1.90, but when I upgrade to 2.00 or 2.10 I start having issues after a few boots.
After the upgrade I setup the BIOS like I did on the 1.90 BIOS.
It shows the Windows Boot manager in the BOOT menu as default which is on the RAID0.
After that it boots fine into Windows 10 x64, but after that when I reboot within a few boots it looses the Windows Bootmanager setting in the BOOT menu and only shows the 1TB NVMe as boot selectable.
The Intel Rapid Storage menu shows the RAID0 partition fine and shows it as bootable but I am unable to select this in the boot menu.
I know when this is happening because the AsRock logo and BIOS options on the bottom right remains on screen during the boot and locks up after a while.
When I press F2 or DEL in the beginning it will go to the BIOS but it takes longer before it opens the UEFI BIOS.
If I wait too long it just hangs, seems like it is scanning something and somehow crashes and can't find the correct bootmanager in the NVMe RAID0 drive.

What is happening?

As soon as I flash BIOS 1.90 back and set it up the same way everything works great and keeps the Windows Bootmanager setting in the boot menu in the BIOS.

Intel Motherboards : Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached

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Author: maciejos78
Subject: Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 9:18pm

I noticed also, that my motherboard runs the oldest firmware version 1.60P from 29th of August 2018, while the most recent is 4.10 and just few weeks old. I see that there are a lot updates for Intel Microcode - I will update it today and keep fingers crossed for solving the issue.

Intel Motherboards : x299 i9 Gaming Pro BIOS 2.xx loosing bootmanager

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Author: Xaltar
Subject: x299 i9 Gaming Pro BIOS 2.xx loosing bootmanager
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 10:04pm

To report a bug with the UEFI I would contact Tech Support:
https://event.asrock.com/tsd.asp

When things like this pop up there is not much we on the forums can do to help unless it is just a setting gone awry (I doubt it in your case). By the sound of it the latest updates are not playing nice with your RAID array and hardware, that will need a BIOS fix. Tech Support will be able to help you.

Intel Motherboards : Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached

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Author: RLGL
Subject: Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 10:50pm

I would only go to ver 2.30, then check the operation. Only go to 4.10 if 2.30 is not stable.

Intel Motherboards : x299 i9 Gaming Pro BIOS 2.xx loosing bootmanager

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Author: SDeath
Subject: x299 i9 Gaming Pro BIOS 2.xx loosing bootmanager
Posted: 08 Jul 2019 at 10:58pm

Thanks Xaltar!
I thought maybe somebody else seen these problems and knows a quick fix, if there is one. But couldn't find anything similar on the forum.
I'll contact support and see if there have been anymore reports, and hope we can find a solution. With the volnerabilities fixed in the new microcodes I'd like to have the latest BIOS versions.

Thanks again!

Intel Motherboards : Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached

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Author: maciejos78
Subject: Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached
Posted: 09 Jul 2019 at 12:42am

@RLGL too late... I already updated it to 4.10 and it fixed the issue.
Why don't you recommend going to 4.10?

Intel Motherboards : Z390 itx and i9-9900KF(R0)

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Author: sp3cialck
Subject: Z390 itx and i9-9900KF(R0)
Posted: 09 Jul 2019 at 6:55am

Hi there!

I've a Z390 Phantom Gaming-ITX/ac (stock bios P1.20) with an i9-9900K(R0) and as i could see on supported cpu list, the i9-9900K(R0) is supported since the bios p4.00! I'd like to know if it could be the motive because i can't boot my pc? Or it should be fine to acess the bios, or at least the bios flash menu to update to the version P4.00!? The menu seems to be froozen, no keyboard respose! I don't have other processor to test if it would run! Anybody got a anwser? thanks

Intel Motherboards : Z390 itx and i9-9900KF(R0)

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Author: ASRock_TSD
Subject: Z390 itx and i9-9900KF(R0)
Posted: 09 Jul 2019 at 11:33am

Dear Sp3cialck,

Thank you for choosing ASRock.

Regarding your question, i9-9900K(R0) can boot up with BIOS P1.20 and update BIOS to P4.00 by Instant flash.
*Note: i9-9900KF doesn't have iGPU, graphics card is required.

Thank you!
Yours truly,
ASRock TSD

Intel Motherboards : Z370 Extreme 4 hanging/freeze resume from sleep

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Author: techdiver
Subject: Z370 Extreme 4 hanging/freeze resume from sleep
Posted: 09 Jul 2019 at 5:46pm

Just an update on this. I think I have found the cause of the issue.

Along with the on-board video of the MB, I had also installed a Nvidia GeForce GT 1030, but since I wanted to still be able to use the hardware video encoding available on the i7 8700K I left the on-board display adapter enabled in the bios. I also set the on-board as the primary display adapter due to my multi monitor and TV setup (as the PC acts as a HTPC). Since display adapters tend to be a source of many issues on systems, I decided to start messing about with that configuration. What I have found is setting the primary display adapter to PCI-E and not the on-board seems to have resolved my resume from sleep issue. Evidently when the system wakes from sleep the system seems to get confused as to which display adapter to use and "sh*ts the bed" so to speak.

It's been stable for a good few days now, so I'm fairly confident that the issue is resolved (fingers crossed).

Intel Motherboards : Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached

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Author: maciejos78
Subject: Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached
Posted: 09 Jul 2019 at 6:02pm

Seems that I trumpet for victory too fast - I got again 5 beeps again, but I dealed with SecureBoot configuration. I need to revert back this change and test it again.

Intel Motherboards : Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached

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Author: RLGL
Subject: Extreme4 Z390: 5 beeps when no screen is attached
Posted: 09 Jul 2019 at 11:21pm

Originally posted by maciejos78 maciejos78 wrote:

@RLGL too late... I already updated it to 4.10 and it fixed the issue.
Why don't you recommend going to 4.10?


Did you not read the fine print? I realize you had an issue but it is possible the latest version prior to 4.1 may also have fixed it.

Intel Motherboards : RGB Utility issues and workaround

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Author: onethirtyeight
Subject: RGB Utility issues and workaround
Posted: 10 Jul 2019 at 3:45am

I tried the steps above.
I get an error. Says FAIL in big ascii art with the error CMD_RPG_HIGH_LOW data does not match
I have a Taichi x470 and I really would like to change the colors on my board. My system is lit up blue and the lights are stuck on red and white. Honestly I regret buying this board seeing how long it takes for issues to be addressed. I was told to buy Asus but instead I did my own research and found this mobo to be the best feature-set for my dollar. Didn't realize the software was such crap. Maybe I should have just bought Asus.

Intel Motherboards : RGB Utility issues and workaround

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Author: onethirtyeight
Subject: RGB Utility issues and workaround
Posted: 10 Jul 2019 at 3:49am

Just tried to flash with the older version... which completes successfully. I figured maybe then I could update again--- still failure.
Starting the program only gives me memory errors. I followed the instructions exactly and ran my command prompt as administrator. Restarted after uninstall. Restarted after install. Opepened the program --- got errors. Closed the program and did the command prompt firmware update--- failed.
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