09-15-2018 09:00 AM - last edited on 03-06-2024 08:48 PM by ROGBot
09-16-2018 12:55 PM
Hivemind wrote:
hey,
I wanted to warn you guys for Windows 10 update KB4100347 ( Intel CPU Microcode update) this one Kills UEFI Bios overclock.
Before the update my system was running 4.2Ghz on all cores but after this update the Cpu runs Default 3.7 all cores with 1*Core @ 4Ghz, so yes Default spec..
I'm running a Rampage V Edition 10 with Bios 1801 (latest none beta).. i don't know how the systems reacts for the peeps that got the Beta 1902 installed ?
but i will wait until it is official non beta before i flash it.
For now i uninstalled KB4100347 and used the Microsoft Windows update Hide tool to keep it from updating.
09-17-2018 01:20 AM
Hivemind wrote:
Is there anyone here who has Bios 1902 installed with the KB4100347 update ?? and does the overclock still work with this combination ?
09-17-2018 07:46 AM
SSJ3Weasel wrote:
I have 1902 on one chip and 1801 on the other and nether one of them are doing my OC I have a 6850k that had an OC of 4.4 now I'm being clocked down to 3.8 it is really pissing me off, at least now I know it's not just me though. I was really racking my brain with it. I just got done doing a Windows restore whipping my whole drive and still didn't work since windows had updated :mad: Windows always has to brake something
09-17-2018 02:34 AM
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09-17-2018 05:14 PM
09-18-2018 05:28 AM
Korth wrote:
These performance impacts might be uncorrectable (that is, the price paid for correcting Spectre vulnerability) on these chips.
Sad to say I don't really expect them to be improved ... full performance (without Spectre vulnerability) might only be available on newer parts.
09-18-2018 08:23 AM
Korth wrote:
These performance impacts might be uncorrectable (that is, the price paid for correcting Spectre vulnerability) on these chips.
Sad to say I don't really expect them to be improved ... full performance (without Spectre vulnerability) might only be available on newer parts.