Asus Crosshair VIII Hero New BIOS Boot Problem (4201) (AGESA 1.2.0.7)

[Orodruin]

I am an Asus Crosshair VIII Hero user.

 

My system has 5900X processor, Asus ROG CH8 motherboard, 4X16GB Gskill TridentZ 3600Mhz GTZNC ram,

EVGA RTX3070TI FTW3 and BeQuiet Straightpower 11 850Watt Gold 80+ power supply.

I was using bios 4006 before. I updated to the latest 4201.

 

But after updating I am having an interesting problem. Sometimes when I try to start the computer, it won't turn on.

This happens very rarely. For example, I turn off the computer in the evening. When I come home from work the next day,

I press the power button to turn it on, but there is no response.

 

When I press the power off button on the PSU, cut the power and turn it back on, I can start the computer.

I was not facing such a problem when the previous BIOS version (4006) was installed.

Has anyone had such a problem with the new BIOS version? (4201)

 

[Guest]

9 hours ago, Orodruin said:

I am an Asus Crosshair VIII Hero user.

 

My system has 5900X processor, Asus ROG CH8 motherboard, 4X16GB Gskill TridentZ 3600Mhz GTZNC ram,

EVGA RTX3070TI FTW3 and BeQuiet Straightpower 11 850Watt Gold 80+ power supply.

I was using bios 4006 before. I updated to the latest 4201.

 

But after updating I am having an interesting problem. Sometimes when I try to start the computer, it won't turn on.

This happens very rarely. For example, I turn off the computer in the evening. When I come home from work the next day,

I press the power button to turn it on, but there is no response.

 

When I press the power off button on the PSU, cut the power and turn it back on, I can start the computer.

I was not facing such a problem when the previous BIOS version (4006) was installed.

Has anyone had such a problem with the new BIOS version? (4201)

 

So why not flashback to the bios you where using before? Just install 4006 and be on your merry way......

[Procnull]

Orodruin - any update on this?  I'm having the same problem.

[freeagent]

I only use the latest AGESA with X3D. When I play with my 5900X I use AGESA 1203. The latest cuts vcore down a lot which allows it to run cooler, but it also cuts down boost potential by a lot. 1203 gives you up to 1.5v, the newest is capped at 1.425 I think. Booo.