F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Gigabyte z390 BIOS issues refer to problems with the firmware on that motherboard model.

Gigabyte z390 BIOS issues refer to problems with the firmware on that motherboard model.

Gigabyte z390 BIOS issues refer to problems with the firmware on that motherboard model.

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WD_Trashster
Senior Member
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01-25-2018, 08:52 AM
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I'm just getting started on this forum. I changed the firmware from f9b to the latest f10b, but noticed my RAM max is still 3500 MHz while f9b supports up to 3700 MHz. I upgraded the motherboard to match f9b, yet issues persist. My PC froze during the update, and after a while it crashed completely. I shut it down, tried rebooting, and even disconnected the PSU to force a BIOS backup. After flashing in f10b, I managed to install backup BIOS, but now I'm worried I lost my second BIOS entirely. I thought I updated again, but every time I try the power supply trick it doesn't work. The settings remain unchanged, and the only option is in f10b. I see the backup BIOS update works, but I'm unsure if that actually restored my main BIOS.
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WD_Trashster
01-25-2018, 08:52 AM #1

I'm just getting started on this forum. I changed the firmware from f9b to the latest f10b, but noticed my RAM max is still 3500 MHz while f9b supports up to 3700 MHz. I upgraded the motherboard to match f9b, yet issues persist. My PC froze during the update, and after a while it crashed completely. I shut it down, tried rebooting, and even disconnected the PSU to force a BIOS backup. After flashing in f10b, I managed to install backup BIOS, but now I'm worried I lost my second BIOS entirely. I thought I updated again, but every time I try the power supply trick it doesn't work. The settings remain unchanged, and the only option is in f10b. I see the backup BIOS update works, but I'm unsure if that actually restored my main BIOS.

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Wumty
Member
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02-09-2018, 02:56 PM
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I attempted neviflash on www.win-raid.com. The installation of my current BIOS as the main and backup version completed successfully, both reporting 100%. After restarting, the PC confirmed identical BIOS versions. When I adjusted settings and tried the PSU trick, it appeared the same BIOS loaded despite changes. It seems the tool only triggers when there’s an actual issue, similar to what happened a few hours ago when the system froze.
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Wumty
02-09-2018, 02:56 PM #2

I attempted neviflash on www.win-raid.com. The installation of my current BIOS as the main and backup version completed successfully, both reporting 100%. After restarting, the PC confirmed identical BIOS versions. When I adjusted settings and tried the PSU trick, it appeared the same BIOS loaded despite changes. It seems the tool only triggers when there’s an actual issue, similar to what happened a few hours ago when the system froze.