UEFITOOL X299 DRIVERS
ASRock also makes the RAID driver installation very easy for the user by providing an easy way to download the latest RAID drivers with the Easy RAID Installer. If you need technical UEFI support, you can even select the errors via the UEFI setup and contact the ASRock Tech Service via network connection. On the input side there is an option to switch the RGB lighting on or off.īecause with the ASRock X299 Creator there is no ASRock Polychrome RGB LED entry on the tool side anymore, because the motherboard has no integrated RGB LEDs.
Here you can see a selection of possible favorites. The My Favorite page can now be filled with your own menu items by simply going to the respective menu item, then pressing F5 and the desired functions are already included in the My Favorite overview page. You start with a blank page – by the way, it will be emptied after a BIOS update. The My Favorite function is very helpful because it allows you to place frequently used menu items here, so that you can see them easily on a page and access them faster. Here you can see the Advanced BIOS entrance page with the Intel Core i9-10900X CPU. A LED on the BIOS IC indicates which one is used.Īfter a reboot the new BIOS version will be available. The Secure Backup UEFI option can be used to transfer a working BIOS to the second UEFI IC, which is automatically selected if the boot process is repeated several times. Of course we installed it over the pre-installed P1.00 version. from a USB stick, which you have to unpack after downloading.Īt the time of testing the UEFI BIOS version P1.20 was available as the latest download. Then select the BIOS Flash ROM from the desired drive, e.g.
UEFITOOL X299 INSTALL
You can simply install a previously downloaded ASRock BIOS without boot CD or similar by starting the ASRock Instant Flash Utility. Via the so-called ASRock Instant Flash Option in the Tool Screen or via the F6 key when starting the PC you can access the ASRock Instant Flash Utility. the very simple Instant Flash or even the ASRock Internet Flash with a direct connection to the Internet.
UEFITOOL X299 UPDATE
For flashing the UEFI update ASRock offers several possibilities, e.g.
Since ASRock regularly integrates new functions, better memory support and new processors, the BIOS update is recommended in most cases.
UEFITOOL X299 FULL
On the ASRock X299 Creator you will find the Active Page on Entry option and the Full HD UEFI selection in Advanced.īefore we start with UEFI overclocking, we update the UEFI BIOS to the latest version. The System Browser view at the ASRock X299 Creator motherboard can’t be found, but you will find the Full HD UEFI selection and the Active Page on Entry selection, where you can decide on which UEFI page you want to start in the UEFI setup. With the F6 key or the upper right button you get to the usual ASRock Advanced Mode, which you can also set as default. Many other functions can be operated using function keys (like a BIOS screenshot), which can be called by pressing F1. Of course you can also use the EZ menu to set the time and date. The original Tools page has been consolidated in the lower right area. It has Basic information such as time, date, CPU temperature, mainboard temperature, CPU voltage, first details about hardware, fan speed, hard disk configuration, RAID mode and fan settings with one click.Brand new in the ASRock X299 Creator is a CPU temperature display as diagram. The ASRock X299 Creator UEFI has a graphical interface that allows intuitive operation with the mouse or can still be operated conventionally with a keyboard.Īs usual at the latest ASRock motherboards, there is the ASRock EZ Mode – Easy Mode – which offers a clear input page with a lot of important information and still does not seem overloaded. After switching on the PC, press the Del or F2 key to access the UEFI setup. Let us continue with the BIOS / UEFI Setup options and the UEFI overclocking. BIOS and Overclocking … Get fast to the right UEFI settings …ĪSRock X299 Creator BIOS and OverclockingĪSRock X299 Creator Overclock even easier
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