Hello, I've been going around to forums hoping someone has a solution but none found so far. For the record I already emailed ASRock tech support but haven't received a response. I have a Z77 Pro-4 and an i5-3570K (yes, I'm sure it's K) processor. When I go into the bios (1.7, the newest) it doesn't let me increase the CPU multiplier above 38, which basically means I can't overclock the CPU. Every time I put in a higher number it defaults immediate to 38 when I move out of the setting. ASRock windows software does the same thing - the slider only goes up to 38.
Certain options/settings also seem to be missing in the BIOS. For example for "CPU ratio" I can only select "Auto" or "All Core," there is no option for "Per Core." The is also no Turbo Boost Voltage setting, which is supposed to appear directly under the "Intel Turbo Boost Technology" setting when enabled.
Also, I can use the automated overclock settings "Advanced Turbo 30" and "Load Optimized CPU OC Setting" and it correctly increases the CPU Turbo Speed and CPU Ratio in the BIOS, but when I go into Windows and try Prime95 the CPU is running at default clocks, not the OC shown in the BIOS. The BIOS seems to be lying?
I've already tried flashing to older BIOS (1.6, 1.5) and resetting CMOS and power cycling. None of it helps. The CPU multiplier cannot be moved past 38. Help please!
Certain options/settings also seem to be missing in the BIOS. For example for "CPU ratio" I can only select "Auto" or "All Core," there is no option for "Per Core." The is also no Turbo Boost Voltage setting, which is supposed to appear directly under the "Intel Turbo Boost Technology" setting when enabled.
Also, I can use the automated overclock settings "Advanced Turbo 30" and "Load Optimized CPU OC Setting" and it correctly increases the CPU Turbo Speed and CPU Ratio in the BIOS, but when I go into Windows and try Prime95 the CPU is running at default clocks, not the OC shown in the BIOS. The BIOS seems to be lying?
I've already tried flashing to older BIOS (1.6, 1.5) and resetting CMOS and power cycling. None of it helps. The CPU multiplier cannot be moved past 38. Help please!
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