[Intel 12th gen non-K OC capable boards / bios versions]

Just updated my ASRock Z690 PG Velocita to the latest bios as of today (I think it supports 14th gen CPUs as well) - 18.05 and can confirm that bclk OC for non-K CPUs setting is till there and works. 

I recently bought this board because I wanted to switch to DDR5 and wanted the versatility between having the BCLK OC for non-K CPUs and Z690 chipset so that in future I could OC a K CPU as well. Found it pretty cheap on newegg for less than $200. 

I will keep my ASRock B660M PG Riptide for my other PC.

[Intel 12th gen non-K OC capable boards / bios versions]

1 hour ago, phobosq said:

Some necromancy here, I'm getting Asrock B760M PG Riptide as I was happy with the one on B660 and this one is also promised to deliver non-k OC, will keep posted.

Yeah. I wonder if it has the same problem as the b660 pg riptide where if you enable the bclk OC function you loose the Sleep option in Windows. 

[Anyway to stop gpu from getting OC when BLCK OCing? MSI B660M Mortar Max 12400]

Is this some of the non-K CPU blck OC enabled boards ? I've run blck as high as 139Mhz on AsRock B660M PG Riptide. Doesn't seem to affect the GPU.

[BCLK overclock on 13th gen CPUs]

Anyone tried BCLK OC on any Raptor lake CPU especially on mobo with external clock gen ? I wonder if this is still a thing. 

[Intel 12th gen non-K OC capable boards / bios versions]

12 hours ago, bgeneto said:

Every official released BIOS version from ASRock I've tested has non-k bclk overclocking capability above 103MHz.

But IMHO this mobo is buggy, several options in BIOS does not work properly (like AVX offset, saved profiles)...

For me the major problem is: if you disconnect the psu cable (or had a power outage) you "lose" your BIOS settings, having to press F2 to enter the BIOS and save settings every time the the psu is powered off?

The settings are saved. This is the reason to have then prepopulated in the bios. From time to time my board also fails to boot properly and asks to enter the bios but I guess this is normal for this kind of hack (blck oc hack) and I just enter bios and hit save and everything is ok. So I wouldn’t says the board is buggy but maybe I’m wrong. 
To Asrock riptide owners do you have a working Sleep in Windows? I don’t have Sleep in power menu at all.

[Intel 12th gen non-K OC capable boards / bios versions]

15 hours ago, y_zass said:

Obviously I looked there first, BIOS versions/info doesn't state if certain versions do or don't support non-k BCLK OC. I had heard that some newer Intel microcode versions do not support it, you have to use earlier versions to non-k BCLK OC. I was hoping someone that actually owns the board could chime in.

I'm with bios 5.01 that states it supports 13th gen intel CPUs and non-K oc is working fine. Benching i3 12100f at 5.4Ghz. There's a really recent 6.02 bios that haven't tried yet.

[Intel 12th gen non-K OC capable boards / bios versions]

Can someone attach non-K CPU overclock enabled bios for Asrock B660m PG Riptide ?