ROG STRIX Z790-E GAMING WIFI BIOS 3107 (2025-12-15)

[yoavain]

Has anyone tested this new BIOS?
The previous BIOS (3001) was not stable. I wonder if this has been fixed.

[inge70 · Accepted solution]

Asus summarizes this once again with the statement:

"1. Improve overall system security."

I installed the new Windows UEFI CA 2023 updates using the script from @MoKiChU and then verified them using "Check UEFI PK, KEK, DB and DBX.cmd" from GitHub.

Since the new UEFI 3107 update for my motherboard, it looks like this:

The areas marked in red in the screenshot are now green.

Previously, with version 3001, these two areas were marked with a red X.

Therefore, I conclude that the new CA is included in the current UEFI update. 😉

[R1FLO]

I updated the BIOS to version 3107  and after 1 or 2 hours of gaming it started to undervolt by itself for no reason. The temperatures dropped a lot, down to 45–50 from 60-70 which is not normal for an i9-14900K processor  Something was clearly not working properly. I also experienced FPS drops and lag. I reverted back to BIOS version 3001, and for me it works stable and well.

My motherboard is an ASUS ROG Strix Z790-E, with Corsair RGB RAM running at 6400 MHz.

[jrexlol]

I installed latest BIOS version 2107, for my Z790-E Gaming WiFi II, after update is done, i tried to turn on XMP, PC started normally then some message appears on screen and PC restarts itself. Its like a cycle never ends. When i turn off the XMP it didnt restart anymore. Is there anyone having same issues like me? On previous BIOS version (2001) i had no issues with XMP. Now my 32x2GB RAMs runs with 4800Mhz instead 6000. 

[HCGxKaLiBeR]

I have the same board running 2107. No issue so far.  

Updated firmware, PC rebooted. I pressed F1 to re-configure everything. Including loading XMP Tweaked profile.  

It then shutdown again, paused a bit, then booted into Windows no problem.  Been playing a lot of games, I have not noticed any differences. 

[vortex1]

@jrexlol did you ever get this fixed? I have same issue on that motherboard.

[jrexlol]

Yes, by using XMP 2 profile. @vortex1 

[vortex1]

Ok, I've already tried that and within 5 mins got an error screen come up again.

[Silent_Scone]

Load XMP 2, Increase VDDQ / VDD by 40mV and increase tCAS by two clocks. Check if situation improves.

[vortex1]

I found that VDDQ and VDD aren't the same setting. Are you saying to increase both settings by 40mV each? Appreciated.

[The_Stig]

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