AMD Motherboards : X370 Gaming K4 - new BIOS with AGESA 1.0.0.6 out !

I will never purchase another POS ASRock board again, and you are a pathetic representative for the company.

Lastly... for people trying to overclock on this POS board... higher memory voltage doesn't help. It is finding and getting lucky at some random voltage which does the most... for example. I found that 1.395V on my DDR4 was stable to 2966mHz. I forget what 3200 was since things went sour even on blender at that frequency. It was between 1.405 - 1.425 volts which netted a "stable" frequency, anything higher made things worse, but I also found that the system was just not "smooth" for lack of a better word, even though tasks would launch faster. Even at 2966, the system suffered some odd behavior over time such as closing windows using the X at the top right of the window wouldn't respond immediately. All that even with the benchmarks passing, I dropped it to 2800 and things cleared up.