Asus Z370 Maximus X Motherboards

Updated and running fine (Stock for now). Took 2 minutes maybe.

I just finished BIOS update and setting my three profiles up, and making copies to a thumbdrive:)

My three I use are 5GHz(benchmarking), 5GHz with C States turned on(daily as long as ambient temps are cool enough), and Intel's settings with C States on(for whatever reason).

Anything special in this Version 1301 or not really?

Kol12 said:

Anything special in this Version 1301 or not really?

Support RAID on CPU function in Z370 series.
Improved DRAM compatibility

It looks like M.2 PCIe improvements & more RAM on the QVL/improved RAM XMP profiles, from the above description.

Cliff S said:

It looks like M.2 PCIe improvements & more RAM on the QVL/improved RAM XMP profiles, from the above description.

Is the support RAID on CPU likely this Intel VROC that allows NVMe drives to RAID?

Cliff S said:

I just finished BIOS update and setting my three profiles up, and making copies to a thumbdrive:)

My three I use are 5GHz(benchmarking), 5GHz with C States turned on(daily as long as ambient temps are cool enough), and Intel's settings with C States on(for whatever reason).

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By the way, normally I use the shorthand: W/ for "with" when giving names, but I found out doing this, when saving a BIOS setting to USB, gives you the error about not being able to save to an NTFS drive, even though your USB is formatted to FAT32.

I was getting frustrated when trying to save as 5GHz W/C States and kept getting the error, but my 5GHz took. Then I forgot to add the "/" and it worked.

Kol12 said:

Is the support RAID on CPU likely this Intel VROC that allows NVMe drives to RAID?

I don't know, BIOS descriptions are always cryptic
The even forget or just plain don't mention everything that has changed.
I've seen this for updates to Intel ME and microcode change

Cliff S said:

   Information

By the way, normally I use the shorthand: W/ for "with" when giving names, but I found out doing this, when saving a BIOS setting to USB, gives you the error about not being able to save to an NTFS drive, even though your USB is formatted to FAT32.

I was getting frustrated when trying to save as 5GHz W/C States and kept getting the error, but my 5GHz took. Then I forgot to add the "/" and it worked.

Is it just / symbol that won't save or other symbols as well? Guess I'll stick to numbers and letters..

Kol12 said:

Is it just / symbol that won't save or other symbols as well? Guess I'll stick to numbers and letters..

I just use blank spaces now.
That works.

My .CMO sometimes got corrupted or would not load on my last Asus board but I have not had any issue with the X Hero thus far.