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Bios 1801 Event 37

goran69
Level 9

After updating to Bios 1801 i get event 37 warnings in windows on every boot-up. What could cause this? Anyone else see this?  I don't experience any problems. CPU is working as it should with no  problems. I have tested and watched temps and all looks normal.

It only appears directly after boot-up once.

 

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Chainbold
Level 13

This has been many times reported and discussed in the Z890 main thread. Everybody is getting this warning sooner or later, and it appeared already with BIOS 1501 for all 2xx CPU. It has nothing to do with overcklocking, you get it with BIOS default settings. It's an event viewer "bug". You can safely ignore it. 😁

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inge70
Level 14

It says at the bottom of your screen what's behind it:

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"The Speed ​​of processor 18 in group 0 is being limited by System Firmware. The Processor has been in this reduced performance state for 71 seconds since the last report."

It's simply a warning/notification that this processor (presumably referring to a core) has been in this state since the last check.

System firmware here probably refers to the UEFI with the corresponding microcode.

It's possible that some setting in your UEFI is limiting the CPU and causing this message.

Have you always had this message or just recently?
If recently, what did you change in the BPC or UEFI before this warning appeared?

PS:
It would be very helpful if you could also provide a detailed list of your hardware (motherboard, CPU, RAM, etc.), because UEFI 1801 is available for several motherboards, and we're not sitting in front of your PC and therefore don't know what kind of hardware you have.😉

Intel Core i7 13700K / AiO Fractal Design Lumen S36 v2 RGB / Asus Rog Strix Z790-F Gaming WIFI / Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR5-5600 64GB (4x 16GB) / Asus TUF RTX 5070 Ti OC / 4x Samsung 980 pro 1TB / Seasonic Prime GX 850 W Gold / Fractal Design Meshify 2 Lite RGB Black TG Light Tint / Monitor AOC Q27G2S/EU (WQHD)

Z890 Apex BIOS 1901

Ultra 9 285K

Acer Predator DDR5 8200MHz C36 16GBx2

What should we do with your information? 🙄

My reply was referring to @goran69's post.

Do you have the same warnings in your reliability history?

A little more information would be helpful so someone can help further.😉

Intel Core i7 13700K / AiO Fractal Design Lumen S36 v2 RGB / Asus Rog Strix Z790-F Gaming WIFI / Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR5-5600 64GB (4x 16GB) / Asus TUF RTX 5070 Ti OC / 4x Samsung 980 pro 1TB / Seasonic Prime GX 850 W Gold / Fractal Design Meshify 2 Lite RGB Black TG Light Tint / Monitor AOC Q27G2S/EU (WQHD)

goran69
Level 9

Hi thank you!

It started after updating to UEFI 1801, was on 1401 before. I never seen this warning previously. I have the ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFI with Core Ultra 265k and G.skill Trident CU-DIMM 8200.

My Asus rog z890-E with 285k and corsair ddr5 8200 bios 1901 have the same warnings but seems to be running stable. I am running Win 11 pro 24h2. Hope with further updates bios and windows to be resolved soon. I often run sfc /scannow to check system integrity. 

goran69
Level 9

And I run stock settings, no overclock other then XMP 1 on the memory. 

Chainbold
Level 13

This has been many times reported and discussed in the Z890 main thread. Everybody is getting this warning sooner or later, and it appeared already with BIOS 1501 for all 2xx CPU. It has nothing to do with overcklocking, you get it with BIOS default settings. It's an event viewer "bug". You can safely ignore it. 😁