Nothing changed, no matter what I changed in the BIOS.
But the customer service from ASRock answered, here is what they said:
Dear customer,
It is not about PCIE 2.0 or 3.0, but about the hardware that can be addressed.
The first 2 PCIE slots are connected to the CPU, the other slots are connected to the chipset.
What you need is a function called Above 4G decoding, but this only works when CSM is disabled, and the graphics cards support GOP
Since the new Agesa codes have a number of changes, it can be this function is available in the BIOS, but I cannot tell, each Agesa is different.
There is no Beta BIOS
So I tried again to disable CSM with 4G decoding, this time only with one GPU attached.
It started and mined.
Then I attached one GPU after the other, but with the fifth it denied to start.
It will not even reach the ASRock screen to go into the BIOS.
So I tried with one card to go into the BIOS again, but as soon as the first page of the BIOS appeared, it started again.
What can that be, it’s starting with one card in HiveOS and is mining, but you can’t access the BIOS.
And what is meant with “support for GOP”, the 1660 Super is a current model, so it should have support for GOP, or am I wrong?