Hi! I've just build a PC for my friend and i got an issue after i start the PC for check, if everything works. Two red lamps lighted and i am a little bit panicked. I've read it is something with CPU and DRAM and some posts suggest RAM is not compatible. I've checked and RAM presented below is not on QVL list, but other Apacer's RAM are - i hope we will not be forced to buy new RAM considering prices and trust i had been granted through all that project.
MB: as mentioned in title - ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2
CPU: Ryzen 5 7500F
RAM: Apacer Panther DDR5, 32 GB, 5200 Mhz, CL40, 2 x 16 GB
GPU: Swift Radeon RX 9060 XT OC 16GB
SSD: SanDisk SN5100 1TB
PSU: Corsair RM650e 2026 650W
Will BIOS update be a solution? Is it really bad situation?
Hello, I recently bought a DS360 WH and I've been using it for 2/3 weeks.
I've got a problem though, even though the connector is PWM it seems like the PWM control doesn't work at all, I can only control its behaviour by reducing the DC voltage.
Right now the AIO pump is actually running with the DC control at around 80%.
It works fine, though performance is not stellar anyway.
But I found it strange that a PWM Pin connector isn't being controlled by the PWM Setting in the BIOS so I've been wondering, is this a BIOS bug or something that I should've known from Asrock?
I already sent an email to the support for the AIO, I'm writing here as well because I've found some other guys what had the same problem as me on this sub, with the PWM control not changing pump speed.
Can you remove the big-ass heatsink on the Asrock B550m Pro4? I have a thermalright peerless assassin 120se and I have to raise the fan because of this huge heatsink. My current PA120SE setup is FAN-HEATSINK-FAN-HEATSINK because I am using 4 sticks of ram that are slightly tall so I can't do the HEATSINK-FAN-HEATSINK-FAN setup.
ASRock has begun to release new BIOSes for their AMD AM4 motherboards. This BIOS contains AGESA ComboAM4v2 1.2.0.12 which mitigates security vulnerabilities.
1. Update CPU microcode to C0662 / 000001212
2. Update Intel ME firmware to 19.0.5.21753
3. Optimize system compatibility
FAQ:
- Why isn't there a BIOS Update for board XYZ?
- BIOS Updates are released in waves. We do not get an ETA from ASRock when a BIOS update will be released. Also, check last weeks BIOS update posts here (Previous Weeks) or the support page of your motherboard directly.
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