US EditionASRock BIOS 3.40 Improves CPU Stability and Reduces AM5 Burn Risk
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ASRock has just deployed a new BIOS version 3.40 for its 800-series AMD motherboards. Officially, this update is presented as a general improvement in memory compatibility and CPU stability. Officially, it also aims to limit burn problems on AM5 sockets, which have affected some users, notably with Ryzen 9000 X3D processors and mainly with the brand's motherboards. [...] Read more
ASRock BIOS 3.40 Improves CPU Stability and Reduces AM5 Burn Risk
ASRock released BIOS version 3.40 for its AMD 800-series motherboards, presenting the update as a general stability and compatibility refresh for memory and CPU operation, while subtly addressing the AM5 socket burn issue. The release notes claim improved memory compatibility and system stability, as well as enhanced CPU operating stability, without explicitly mentioning socket or CPU burns. Reported differences include a fixed Load Line Calibra…
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