I have an ASUS Z170-A with an i5-6600K installed. It was working perfectly (XMP to 3200 on ram, overclocking to 4.5Ghz, etc.) before I updated the bios from 2202 to current 3802.
Once I did the update I cannot enable XMP or do any tweaking without boot time, bios menus, etc. being super laggy - more or less unusable. When I reset CMOS things go back to working speedily.
I know the memory sticks are fine (I did many tests), tried others, etc.
Once I did the update I cannot enable XMP or do any tweaking without boot time, bios menus, etc. being super laggy - more or less unusable. When I reset CMOS things go back to working speedily.
I know the memory sticks are fine (I did many tests), tried others, etc.
- Any idea what can cause this behavior?
- I'd like to revert to the old bios file via flash, but it is blocked since the update (says it is not a valid file). What's a safe way to do this?
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