rog crosshair viii dark hero bios 4602

ROG CROSSHAIR VIII DARK HERO BIOS 4602 · Version 4602 · 20.83 MB · 2023/08/23 · "1. Recommended for vital update to mitigate the potential security vulnerabilities 2. Improve system stability Before running the USB BIOS Flashback tool, please rename the BIOS file (C8DH.CAP) using BIOSRenamer."

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October 9, 2020 - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Version 4602 Released: 2023/08/23 (20.83 MB) ROG CROSSHAIR VIII DARK HERO BIOS 4602 1. Recommended for vital update to mitigate potential security vulnerabilities 2.

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r/Amd on Reddit: ASUS release official BIOS for C8 Series with AGESA Combo V2 PI 1.2.0.5

December 18, 2021 -

ROG CROSSHAIR VIII BIOS 3904 / 0504 released 2021/12/15 compiled 2021/12/14

Changelog:

Update AMD AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.5
Improve system performance

Tested over night with variuos stress test, voltages are lower than previous version, PBO and CO are updated with a different behavior, if EDC >140A the vcore is limited, you need to use a positive offset to adjust svi2tfn values to match VID. I suggest to find again the CO values per Core and PPT-TDC-EDC values. Set PBO and CO in AMD overclock section, not the one from ASUS extreme tweak, it gives use better result.

UPDATE: due to people asking for test and etc. here it is a link of Overclock.net thread about C8 series, there are many user who can explain everything better than me about what is changed and how to OC now.

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Small update for Matisse? I wonder what changed...

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x570 c8impact board user (the DTX) Using the BETA build for this board with 1.2.0.5 No issues Have noticed some lower voltages, and thus clocks, but only like 25-50mhz in some cases Despite this, temps are of course lower, but performance has not tanked and is pretty much within margin of error of previous performance in games AS ALWAYS DO NOT EXPECT YOUR EXACT PREVIOUS OVERCLOCK/RAM TIMINGS TO WORK (without some tweaking, or if your way behind on BIOS updates, a total rework)

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r/ASUS on Reddit: BIOS 4702 can kill your machine

November 7, 2023 -

Crosshair Dark Hero VIII and 5950x build running without a crash for all of 2023. After upgrading from BIOS 4602 to BIOS 4702 the BSOD's immediately started. Page fault in nonpaged area, IRQ less than equal, among 4-5 other causes. On average there's a crash every few hours.

Just some of the things tried:
Rolling back BIOS
Load optimized defaults
Fresh W10 install
remove all unnecessary devices and hardware
different cables, reseat CPU

This is classic faulty Ryzen 5000 behavior, except the thing was running well for years before this specific BIOS upgrade. I'm over Asus, all the grumblers these past years were right.

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I highly doubt it. Running the same thing here without issues. It could be your CPU already had stability issues and the new bios brought it to light.

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Update: I tried a new PSU (RM1000x) and am still getting intermittent BSOD's during idle/light use. The only increase is the variety of BSOD's. Running overnight tests with OCCT CPU/RAM tests, and a windows memory diagnostic tool revealed no errors but again, this just reeks of a faulty CPU. Next step is grabbing a burner CPU to RMA my 5950x

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r/ASUS on Reddit: BIOS Upgrade Asus ROG CROSSHAIR VIII DARK HERO from 3601 to 4201

October 10, 2022 -

Hi all asus master people, i was asking myself if it is worth it upgrade from bios version 3601 to 4201, and if it is worth should i go by step or can i safely upgrade directly to the latest with no issue? I'm not having particolar problem at the moment with the 3601 just some freeze sometime that i don't even know if they come from the mobo firmware at all.

Thanks to all people that will help me.

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you can safely go to latest bios version. IMO you should update bios to latest version. Latest version offers better system stability. It might help woth your freezing issue.

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Doesn't the latest version have that EDC bug?

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July 7, 2019 - Windows Update had been keeping ... that eventually got BSODs. Both Dark Hero mobos were upgraded to 4602 after experiencing the same issues in earlier versions of the BIOS and this didn't fix it....

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November 6, 2020 - Can't really test a new gpu - it's a water blocked hard line build. update system seems stable for now after removing DOCP and setting it to auto Updated to BIOS 4004 (see ya later Addressable RGB) update - I ordered new RAM that was on my QVL list for the motherboard, as my current RAM (https://www.crucial.com/memory/ddr4/bl2k32g36c16u4b) was not. RAM I ordered here - Team T-Force XTREEM ARGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800) Desktop Memory Model TF10D432G3600HC14CDC01 - Newegg.com That all being said I've gone through and read a few posts in the ROG forums of Dark Hero's locking up randomly like mine is.

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ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Hero newest BIOS (ver. 4004). How's it working for everyone using this mobo | [H]ard|Forum

February 24, 2022 - Hi all. So there has already been talk of ASUS releasing a BIOS for the Crosshair VIII Hero, Hero Wi-Fi and Dark Hero on the 4002 BIOS which uses the AGESA 1.2.0.6b version. Well, ASUS just made it a non-BETA BIOS at ver. 4004. Here's the notes on it: ROG CROSSHAIR VIII HERO BIOS 4004 "1...

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October 10, 2023 - That's a good shout - original BIOS lit all the RGBs (mobo and others - fans/LED strips) white - updated the BIOS and they are now all rainbow. Might play about with BIOS revisions to see if I can find one that works. Anyone with the Dark Hero VIII with working Aura LED Controller able to confirm what bios they are on? @Mr Evil ... I'm on 4602 now.

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If you are not experiencing problems, the usual advice is to not update. The reason is that a failed flash might brick your motherboard or at least send you down a recovery path that you are unprepared for. Interrupting the process will cause a problem. That is why it is advised to use a usb flash process and not the internet which can fail. During a flash,nothing will appear to be happening. For perhaps 15 minutes. Do not get antsy and stop the process to start over. If you are having a problem and there is a bios update that looks like it might fix it, then by all means flash. Ryzen is tightly tied to ram and ram compatibility issues are regularly updated. When a new bios is in place, it will be the default bios so make any changes you need to. On a new build, I will flash immediately to currency. If anything fails, there is little impact.

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Thanks for your replies! I've done the BIOS flashing before with a usb stick (still have it) through the BIOS. With the laggy bios it ain't going to be very fun. Might be why when I first built this it was a frustrating experience for stability. By laggy do you mean the mouse pointer? I just use keyboard to navigate around...arrows up/down/left/right work perfectly and usually pretty speedy...with my Asus B550 board. You might also reset CMOS before going into the in-BIOS update utility. It might help with everything in full defaults. And lastly simply try different USB ports.

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r/Amd on Reddit: ASUS ROG CROSSHAIR VIII Series 4201 BETA BIOS (AGESA 1.2.0.7)

April 27, 2022 -

ROG CROSSHAIR VIII Series 4201 BETA BIOS

Update AGESA version to ComboV2PI 1207.
Improve system stability.

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EDIT: it's out now on ASUS support site

EDIT²: The beta is now the latest OFFICIAL BIOS

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Some people don't like updating to BETA BIOS versions and that's completely understandable. AGESA 1.2.0.7 should be the fTPM stutter/freeze fix. So, for those experiencing, might be worth trying. If this BETA is stable and people report back with no issues, it will likely be the same one pushed to public in early-mid May. I always update to the latest BETA and/or official BIOS, always from that thread for the beta too. From my X570 Hero WiFi. Never had issues with the BETAs personally, but of course you do it at your own risk. I am currently on the beta above with all my custom BIOS settings, RAM & CPU overclocks, and fan-curves done.

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jesus christ they really need to sort their shit out. 3 bios now that still caps core vid to 1.42 if EDC is set to anything higher than 140. whats the fucking point of getting a overclocking board if you cant fucking overclock it

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According to scheme prined on board it's: DIMM_B1 DIMM_B2* DIMM_A1 DIMM_A2* When i insert my RAM in slots A2* and B2* i was surprised that in BIOS they was in slots B2* and B1 (!). I took screenshots from BIOS and filled report in ASUS support. They responded that they need to study it and it will take 3-5 days.

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r/ASUSROG on Reddit: FYI Crosshair VIII Dark Hero Bios Update

March 27, 2024 -

Just in case anyone was thinking of upgrading their am4 crosshair viii dark hero board to bios 4805 that released a few days ago, it breaks the ability to control the board LEDs such that ‘off’, ‘black’, ‘dark’, etc. is bright green. Breaks any aura designs you have that include the board. A few stock ones work but almost everything resolves to static bright green.

I downgraded back to 4702 and the issue was completely resolved. Just wanted to post it because I didn’t see anyone else who struggles with obsessive compulsive tendencies post about it on any of the boards I read.

I hope this helps someone

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Thanks op I’m glad I searched up the bios before possibly upgrading.

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You should just stop using armoury crate! Just use the aura sync standalone software for RGB and you won't have problems ever again! https://www.computerbase.de/downloads/systemtools/asus-aura/

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r/ASUS on Reddit: Problems with BIOS update Rog Crosshair Hero VIII

December 8, 2023 -

After the logoFail vulnerability was disclosed I downloaded the latest BIOS (4702) for my mobo. Used the EZ Flash inside the BIOS to update, which seemed successful, and then continued with the restart when prompted. However upon restart my system seemed to hang indefinitely with the mobo error code d6 which is "no console output detected." I pressed restart after waiting quite a few minutes and my system seemed to boot fine except it completely skipped the Asus splash screen and went directly to Windows. This concerned me so I attempted to restart and enter the BIOS to no avail. Spamming the delete key constantly from the moment of restart till the Windows login screen appeared did nothing. I tried using the advanced startup options to restart directly into the UEFI but it still boots directly to Windows. I then used the mobo BIOS flash button and a thumb drive with the new BIOS on it to reinstall it, just in case the install was botched, but after the BIOS reinstalled I still have the exact same issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated because my anxiety is about through the ceiling. Thanks.

Edit: Solved

Ok, this was extremely weird but just in case anyone else has this problem and nothing else works try this if you have an Nvidia card.

1 - Go to:https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/nv-uefi-update-x64/

2 - Download the file there and run it and if a firmware update is needed let it update it.

3 - Restart your PC and see if you get the normal splash screen and are able to access your BIOS

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Just reset the CMOS using the button on the back of your PC. You probably disabled the splash screen by accident when you were upgrading the BIOS. Also, as someone who owns that board, I'd strongly recommend NOT updating the BIOS unless something is wrong. BIOS updates screwed mine up to where I can no longer run my RAM at its intended speeds without constant crashing.

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Ok, this was extremely weird but just in case anyone else has this problem and nothing else works try this if you have an Nvidia card. 1 - Go to: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/nv-uefi-update-x64/ 2 - Download the file there and run it and if a firmware update is needed let it update it. 3 - Restart your PC and see if you get the normal splash screen and are able to access your BIOS

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Crosshair VIII Hero/Dark Hero Aura LED issue with 4805 BIOS update

September 22, 2024 - I'm on bios 4602, does anyone that has 4805 still recommend it, or should i update to 4702? ... There's this tread that talks of a late September/early October time frame for an AGESA bump and SinkClose. https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/amd-500-400-series/sinkclose-cpu-flaw-requires-new-agesa/td-p/1036165 · One can hope the BIOS update also addresses the LED issue. ... Currently looking for confirmation on this. 9800X3D / 6400 CAS 28 / ROG X870 Crosshair / TUF RTX 4090

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I'm trying to update my Asus Rog Crosshair VIII Hero (WI-FI) motherboard bios but I can't figure out what I'm doing

November 9, 2024 - To update the BIOS on the Crosshair VIII Hero, download the correct BIOS version from Asus’s official site. Use the USB BIOS Flashback feature by placing the renamed BIOS file on a FAT32-formatted USB drive. Insert it into the designated USB port and press the BIOS Flashback button.