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ASRock outs BIOS Patch To Fix Intel Skylake Bug
Shortly after MSI, ASUS and Gigabyte ASRock now follows. Odds are you were never aware of Intel’s Skylake bug, which reveals itself only when executing complex workloads, such as Prime95. ASRock has released BIOS updates to fix this flaw.
Update now and try running Prime95, it’s guaranteed to be bug-free.
TAIPEI, Taiwan, January 25, 2016 – Earlier, Intel confirmed that its Skylake processors were plagued by a bug which causes the system to freeze or act abnormally when executing complex workloads, such as the stress test benchmark Prime95.
While the majority of computer users might not use Prime95 at all, or never had the urge to stress their system to the point of discovering this Intel Skylake bug, still ASRock has already released BIOS updates for fixing this flaw on all of their Intel 100 Series motherboards. So, on the bright side, after a quick ASRock BIOS update you will never notice or remember Intel’s small hiccup.
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#5222920 Posted on: 01/25/2016 01:35 PM
I think MSI released the first updated BIOS fix a week or so ago
I think MSI released the first updated BIOS fix a week or so ago
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#5222935 Posted on: 01/25/2016 02:07 PM
I got a bios update from Gigabyte last week.
I got a bios update from Gigabyte last week.
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#5222939 Posted on: 01/25/2016 02:27 PM
officially that was for RAM support and integrated graphics and that was 1.9, don't think it addressed that issue...
ASrock seems to be pretty fast with BIOS adoptions of bugfixes lately. Anybody else got that impression?
officially that was for RAM support and integrated graphics and that was 1.9, don't think it addressed that issue...
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#5222944 Posted on: 01/25/2016 02:34 PM
Ah, well probably wrong here then. Just got the feeling that they were one of the first to release the bios updates for fixed multi overclocking, and now this.
I think MSI released the first updated BIOS fix a week or so ago
I got a bios update from Gigabyte last week.
officially that was for RAM support and integrated graphics and that was 1.9, don't think it addressed that issue...
Ah, well probably wrong here then. Just got the feeling that they were one of the first to release the bios updates for fixed multi overclocking, and now this.
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#5222947 Posted on: 01/25/2016 02:36 PM
They've all been updated within around a week or so, pretty quick for them all imo
Ah, well probably wrong here then. Just got the feeling that they were one of the first to release the bios updates for fixed multi overclocking, and now this.
They've all been updated within around a week or so, pretty quick for them all imo
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#5223017 Posted on: 01/25/2016 06:13 PM
There is no fix yet for my board which is Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K4/D3
maybe this wasnt ddr3 issue at all
There is no fix yet for my board which is Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K4/D3
maybe this wasnt ddr3 issue at all
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#5223065 Posted on: 01/25/2016 09:44 PM
Will there be any testing to determine if there is a performance penalty?
Will there be any testing to determine if there is a performance penalty?
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#5223078 Posted on: 01/25/2016 10:29 PM
Will be there any testing to actually confirm they fixed this? I though this error was on hardware level.
Will there be any testing to determine if there is a performance penalty?
Will be there any testing to actually confirm they fixed this? I though this error was on hardware level.
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#5223417 Posted on: 01/26/2016 04:31 PM
As someone who owns an ASRock mobo and has been in contact with them many times I have to say... they're a ****ing joke. Don't get me started, I'll never buy from them again.
ASrock seems to be pretty fast with BIOS adoptions of bugfixes lately. Anybody else got that impression?
As someone who owns an ASRock mobo and has been in contact with them many times I have to say... they're a ****ing joke. Don't get me started, I'll never buy from them again.
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ASrock seems to be pretty fast with BIOS adoptions of bugfixes lately. Anybody else got that impression?