This work for me :) 
YaY

misterthi
would this work for my z690 Classified board running 19-13900K and a Zotac 3090 reference card? I boot into windows fine with an old Quadro 4000 card but when I plug in my 3090 I get no picture and can't even get bios to load. 

This is a strange issue, but there's no harm in trying the BIOS.

8Shellac8
I'm still trying different settings but it really seems I have no control over my vcore and it's offset. Set on static or adaptive. No matter how low I set the voltages it seems to get overridden to keep the cpu running. Classified/13700k/Neo Forza Trinity 6400. Anything particular to try?

CPU, BIOS version, and what voltages have you tried?

would this work for my z690 DARK board running i7-13700K and a AMD 6900xt card? I boot into windows fine with an old AMD R9 Nano card but when I plug in my 6900xt I get no picture and can't even get bios to load. What should I do?

LukeT32
Just managed to get a 4090 FE that is supposed to be here Tuesday. Is this BIOS confirmed to fix the FE 4090 issues with the 13900k?

Yes.

Thanks for the BIOS - I'm able to go into the BIOS and I can see the boot logo (Z690 DARK). Unfortunately the BIOS and the boot logo are no longer in full screen - the BIOS and logo are in window modus.
 
Could you please check this?
 
Thanks.
 
My system:
Z690 Dark / 12900K / RTX 4090 FE

Sure - BIOS and boot logo in window / lower resolution.
https://imgur.com/a/WYqY9UT
 
This wasn't the case with another GPU.
 
UPDATE:
The "problem" exists only if I connect my PC directly to my LG OLED TV. As soon as I connect my PC via my AVR the screen size ist normal. So no problem at all.

So I updated to this new BIOS version while my system specs were as follows:-
 
EVGA Z690 Dark Kingpin
Intel Core i9 13900KF
MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X
Kingston Fury Beast 64GB DDR5 RAM (5600mhz XMP 1)
Bequiet Dark Power Pro 12, 1200W
 
Everything worked fine. Memory training completed and system was able to boot into windows 11 no problem. In the BIOS I had RAM set to XMP 1 (5600mhz), Above 4G Enabled and Resizable Bar Enabled, CSM Disabled.
 
I was always a bit annoyed at myself for paying £2150 for the MSI 4090 Suprim X because it was £450 above MSRP. So i ended up selling the GPU on ebay for the same price I bought it for (essentially getting my money back).
 
Lately I managed to get hold of a RTX 4090 FE for £1699 (MSRP in the UK). So all was well - I had the card I originally wanted and at the price I was willing to pay.
 
So today I tried to install the 4090 FE (after using DDU). Unfortunately I was hit with the 'No Signal' message after the motherboard posted. I didn't get any post error messages but still, nothing showed up on the screen. So I shut down the PC, unplugged the power supply cable and reset the CMOS. Powered the PC back on again and low and behold, I could see the post screen and then the prompt to configure the BIOS. 
 
So as usual I set my RAM to XMP 1 (5600mhz), Above 4G to Enabled and Resizable Bar to Enabled then CSM to Disabled then saved and exited the BIOS. Then it happened again - 'No Signal' message before I could boot into Windows.
 
So I reset the CMOS again, went into the BIOS and used the same settings as above, except this time I left CSM Enabled. By doing so I was able to make it all the way into Windows 11. But now the Nvidia Control Panel says Resizable Bar is not working/switched off.

Apparently CSM has to be Disabled to allow Resizable Bar to work. So here we have ourselves a new bug. I can Disable CSM and have Resizable Bar enabled but get 'No Signal' to my screen. Or I can Enable CSM and be able to use my PC again but with the caveat of having no Resizable Bar.
 
Is EVGA aware of this bug? Can any of you guys reproduce my findings on your end?
 
 
 
 

Sajin

Ravenmaster
So I updated to this new BIOS version while my system specs were as follows:-
 
EVGA Z690 Dark Kingpin
Intel Core i9 13900KF
MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X
Kingston Fury Beast 64GB DDR5 RAM (5600mhz XMP 1)
Bequiet Dark Power Pro 12, 1200W
 
Everything worked fine. Memory training completed and system was able to boot into windows 11 no problem. In the BIOS I had RAM set to XMP 1 (5600mhz), Above 4G Enabled and Resizable Bar Enabled, CSM Disabled.
 
I was always a bit annoyed at myself for paying £2150 for the MSI 4090 Suprim X because it was £450 above MSRP. So i ended up selling the GPU on ebay for the same price I bought it for (essentially getting my money back).
 
Lately I managed to get hold of a RTX 4090 FE for £1699 (MSRP in the UK). So all was well - I had the card I originally wanted and at the price I was willing to pay.
 
So today I tried to install the 4090 FE (after using DDU). Unfortunately I was hit with the 'No Signal' message after the motherboard posted. I didn't get any post error messages but still, nothing showed up on the screen. So I shut down the PC, unplugged the power supply cable and reset the CMOS. Powered the PC back on again and low and behold, I could see the post screen and then the prompt to configure the BIOS. 
 
So as usual I set my RAM to XMP 1 (5600mhz), Above 4G to Enabled and Resizable Bar to Enabled then CSM to Disabled then saved and exited the BIOS. Then it happened again - 'No Signal' message before I could boot into Windows.
 
So I reset the CMOS again, went into the BIOS and used the same settings as above, except this time I left CSM Enabled. By doing so I was able to make it all the way into Windows 11. But now the Nvidia Control Panel says Resizable Bar is not working/switched off.

Apparently CSM has to be Disabled to allow Resizable Bar to work. So here we have ourselves a new bug. I can Disable CSM and have Resizable Bar enabled but get 'No Signal' to my screen. Or I can Enable CSM and be able to use my PC again but with the caveat of having no Resizable Bar.
 
Is EVGA aware of this bug? Can any of you guys reproduce my findings on your end?

I recall seeing a post on here about this, but can't find it. Someone reached out to nvidia support about it, and nvidia support linked them to a vbios/firmware update for the 4090 fe that resolved the issue. Try contacting nvidia support.

Yes, that was the thread I started after NV game me the NVIDIA_4090FE_Firmware_Updater pre-release. NV told me to take it down ASAP since not offical release. But, yes this does 100% fix the 4090 FE issue with BIOS. I updated my 4090 FE and went back to BIOS 2.03 with no issues now. Hopefully NV releases this to general public next week.

zerocool101

Sajin

Ravenmaster
So I updated to this new BIOS version while my system specs were as follows:-
 
EVGA Z690 Dark Kingpin
Intel Core i9 13900KF
MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X
Kingston Fury Beast 64GB DDR5 RAM (5600mhz XMP 1)
Bequiet Dark Power Pro 12, 1200W
 
Everything worked fine. Memory training completed and system was able to boot into windows 11 no problem. In the BIOS I had RAM set to XMP 1 (5600mhz), Above 4G Enabled and Resizable Bar Enabled, CSM Disabled.
 
I was always a bit annoyed at myself for paying £2150 for the MSI 4090 Suprim X because it was £450 above MSRP. So i ended up selling the GPU on ebay for the same price I bought it for (essentially getting my money back).
 
Lately I managed to get hold of a RTX 4090 FE for £1699 (MSRP in the UK). So all was well - I had the card I originally wanted and at the price I was willing to pay.
 
So today I tried to install the 4090 FE (after using DDU). Unfortunately I was hit with the 'No Signal' message after the motherboard posted. I didn't get any post error messages but still, nothing showed up on the screen. So I shut down the PC, unplugged the power supply cable and reset the CMOS. Powered the PC back on again and low and behold, I could see the post screen and then the prompt to configure the BIOS. 
 
So as usual I set my RAM to XMP 1 (5600mhz), Above 4G to Enabled and Resizable Bar to Enabled then CSM to Disabled then saved and exited the BIOS. Then it happened again - 'No Signal' message before I could boot into Windows.
 
So I reset the CMOS again, went into the BIOS and used the same settings as above, except this time I left CSM Enabled. By doing so I was able to make it all the way into Windows 11. But now the Nvidia Control Panel says Resizable Bar is not working/switched off.

Apparently CSM has to be Disabled to allow Resizable Bar to work. So here we have ourselves a new bug. I can Disable CSM and have Resizable Bar enabled but get 'No Signal' to my screen. Or I can Enable CSM and be able to use my PC again but with the caveat of having no Resizable Bar.
 
Is EVGA aware of this bug? Can any of you guys reproduce my findings on your end?

I recall seeing a post on here about this, but can't find it. Someone reached out to nvidia support about it, and nvidia support linked them to a vbios/firmware update for the 4090 fe that resolved the issue. Try contacting nvidia support.

Yes, that was the thread I started after NV game me the NVIDIA_4090FE_Firmware_Updater pre-release. NV told me to take it down ASAP since not offical release. But, yes this does 100% fix the 4090 FE issue with BIOS. I updated my 4090 FE and went back to BIOS 2.03 with no issues now. Hopefully NV releases this to general public next week.

Assuming they do release that to the public what is the best way to find it? I really enjoyed Precsion X1 notifying me of firmware updates. I have a 4090 FE in route and curious how to keep the firmware up to date.

Hi Lee!
2.03 beta bios
Neo Forza Trinity 6400 NMUD516F81-6400F
 
Won't post past 1.440v
Thanks!

If we try to launch EVGA ELEET X1 with this "beta" BIOS, it pops up an upgrade BIOS FIRMWARE message for the Z690.  So, we are unable to use that program.  Just FYI.

I got the newest 1.0.14.0, it still wants Z690 firmware update, so it will overwrite this BIOS.  Do you have a newest BIOS with CSM enabled? That is what seems to work with 4090 FE.

8Shellac8
Hi Lee!
2.03 beta bios
Neo Forza Trinity 6400 NMUD516F81-6400F
 
Won't post past 1.440v
Thanks!

I wonder if this is the issue Im having too, can't run my memory at 6,000Mhz if I enabled XMP, it goes to 1.44v (well on occasion if posts, but it will crash shortly later)