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Asrock Z790 PRO RS includes hidden BIOS updates. Version 3.12 is available.

Asrock Z790 PRO RS includes hidden BIOS updates. Version 3.12 is available.

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Justin9401
Member
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08-02-2022, 08:33 AM
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MOBO: Asrock Z790 PRO RS BIOS version is 3.12. I’ve been exploring the BIOS settings to discover additional options, and it seems I found a collection of folders. These include all configurations related to folder names, which can be modified. I’m unsure how I accessed these settings—remembering that I was in the main section of BIOS, handling things like the main screen, OC, H/W monitor, etc. I only clicked my mouse (though I didn’t know its location). There were likely over ten or around ten folders, each named something like "Gpu power" or "I/O". If you have any insights or more details, feel free to share.
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Justin9401
08-02-2022, 08:33 AM #1

MOBO: Asrock Z790 PRO RS BIOS version is 3.12. I’ve been exploring the BIOS settings to discover additional options, and it seems I found a collection of folders. These include all configurations related to folder names, which can be modified. I’m unsure how I accessed these settings—remembering that I was in the main section of BIOS, handling things like the main screen, OC, H/W monitor, etc. I only clicked my mouse (though I didn’t know its location). There were likely over ten or around ten folders, each named something like "Gpu power" or "I/O". If you have any insights or more details, feel free to share.

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derk4321
Senior Member
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08-02-2022, 09:21 AM
#2
Here are some relevant images you might find useful:
- A vibrant landscape photo of a mountain range
- A close-up of a smartphone screen showing a nature app
- A picture of a laptop displaying a travel blog
- A shot of a coffee cup with a travel map background
- A collage of different destinations from various countries
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derk4321
08-02-2022, 09:21 AM #2

Here are some relevant images you might find useful:
- A vibrant landscape photo of a mountain range
- A close-up of a smartphone screen showing a nature app
- A picture of a laptop displaying a travel blog
- A shot of a coffee cup with a travel map background
- A collage of different destinations from various countries

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JebThePleb
Posting Freak
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08-02-2022, 10:19 AM
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Even though I can't locate the method to return, the main page appears unchanged. What I noticed was that clicking something kept me on the main tab instead of opening another view. On closer inspection, there were more folders listed than just "Advanced" — they included sections like GPU power, H/W monitor, and others. When I tried to exit, I ended up back at the main area, suggesting something was hidden there. I'm trying to figure out how to access those settings again.
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JebThePleb
08-02-2022, 10:19 AM #3

Even though I can't locate the method to return, the main page appears unchanged. What I noticed was that clicking something kept me on the main tab instead of opening another view. On closer inspection, there were more folders listed than just "Advanced" — they included sections like GPU power, H/W monitor, and others. When I tried to exit, I ended up back at the main area, suggesting something was hidden there. I'm trying to figure out how to access those settings again.

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nickel440
Member
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08-03-2022, 04:27 PM
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It's the same as before. My X470 Tachi Ultimate includes these as built-in BIOS components, and those directories let you control settings and adjust options.
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nickel440
08-03-2022, 04:27 PM #4

It's the same as before. My X470 Tachi Ultimate includes these as built-in BIOS components, and those directories let you control settings and adjust options.

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DutchManiak
Member
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08-09-2022, 12:20 AM
#5
It seems you're confused about a setting change where you ended up in a menu section with folders. It looks like you weren't expecting to see GPU power details in the BIOS, and now you're trying to understand what's happening. You might need to dig deeper into your system settings or documentation to clarify this. It could be helpful to check if there are any other related sections or guides that explain this feature.
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DutchManiak
08-09-2022, 12:20 AM #5

It seems you're confused about a setting change where you ended up in a menu section with folders. It looks like you weren't expecting to see GPU power details in the BIOS, and now you're trying to understand what's happening. You might need to dig deeper into your system settings or documentation to clarify this. It could be helpful to check if there are any other related sections or guides that explain this feature.

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MOPP
Junior Member
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08-09-2022, 12:13 PM
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I own various ASRock boards, including the Z77 OCF, and even the boards I referenced typically include this feature. If your board features an iGPU output port as part of its BIOS, it’s quite common in newer models. For iGPU power management, this is usually managed through overclocking or performance tweaks. You can adjust it to suit your needs.
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MOPP
08-09-2022, 12:13 PM #6

I own various ASRock boards, including the Z77 OCF, and even the boards I referenced typically include this feature. If your board features an iGPU output port as part of its BIOS, it’s quite common in newer models. For iGPU power management, this is usually managed through overclocking or performance tweaks. You can adjust it to suit your needs.