It's been like 13 years since there were BIOS updates. The BIOS always get stuck for random amounts of time, sometimes 5 minutes until booting begins with all hardware isolated. I tried upgrading to an ASUS Z890 Hero, but the new problem is that it takes almost as long as the X58 Sabertooth after changing memory settings after it does all its reboots (like 6 or 7?). Why not have your BIOS calibrated exactly to memory chips and put in a database versus having to use your AI BIOS to guess memory timing numbers that then prove unstable? Or just use regular XMP and remove your unstable AEMP or whatever it's called? Why not make it easier for end users? The X58 Sabertooth was simple until it stopped working reliably.
