890FXA-GD70 no boot with Razer Naga (on the latest 2 biosses)

Question

With the 890FXA-GD70 I had no problems well still have no problems but if I run on either the latest bios 1.12 (1.C) or the one before that 1.11 (1.B) the mobo will hang on initialising USB controllers if you have the Razer Naga (and from what I heard other razer mouses as well). On the BIOS I'm running now 1.10 (1.A) I have no problems so I'm kind off wondering what you guys changed to the latests 2 BIOS that makes the motherboard unable to boot with the Razer mice.
If you need other info you can have it but as I'm sure this is not a hardware problem but a BIOS problem I doubt any other info would be of use to solving the problem.
I checked with multible power option (EuP/CPU Phase/DDR Phase/Cool & Quiet/C1E) but even with those disabled the motherboard still hangs on initialising USB controllers.
On Fail-safe defaults the motherboard also hangs on initializing USB controllers.
If I plug the mouse in after Windows has started the whole computer just freezes (on the 1.11 or 1.12 BIOS).
If I need to forward this to support do tell as it seems quite weird that 2 bios updates where nothing much has changed besides:
1.11:
- Update CPU AGESA code.
- Update RAID option ROM.
- Improved memory compatibility.
1.12
- Update CPU module.
Cause the BIOS/motherboard to hang on initialising usb controllers.

Answer 1

PSU has nothing to do with it, but it's a 1500W MaxRevo (Gold 94% efficiency).
Processor is a Phenom II X6 1100T
Memory is also supported memory which is Kingston KVR1333D3N9 4x => 16GB
After I flash the BIOS I always clear the CMOS actually twice since the first time I try to save the BIOS options (AHCI=on and no bootlogo etc.) the system does not boot XD but that might be because I don't unplug the powercord while I clear the CMOS though the computer is completely turned off. After I clear the CMOS a second time it will be able to save the options and normally boot.
A CMOS clear shouldn't be required actually since the BIOS update (DOS-WAY) destroys the CMOS checksum doing the same as a CMOS clear except for keeping the date (all other BIOS options are reset).
For kicks I've tried the in the BIOS 1.12 (1.C) I've put the Razer Naga in the USB2 slot I normally put it on the back = no boot, USB3 slots = no boot, front panel USB = no boot. Hell the first thing I do is trying usb-ports or different ports if something does not work like the Adaptec Raid Cards in the EFI mobo's.
I've been in IT for like 6 years now and I've never had problems with my Razer mouse(s) as I had an Razer Imperator before the Razer Naga. The 790FX-GD70 motherboard I had never had problems with it (besides it dying of old age ;P). Apperantly since the latest update the mouse also works on the 990FXA-GD80 motherboards without problems in the BIOS anymore.
Like I said the weird thing to me is that it happens with the 1.11 (1.B) and the 1.12 (1.C) bios while the 1.10 (1.A) bios (which is the one I'm on now) works perfectly. Which in logical sence makes the next 2 biosses bad as something is programmed in there differently than the 1.A bios and cause the Razer Naga (and most likely other gaming mice with own firmware) to fail. This should not be that way seeing as the if the only thing that is added to the bios (from 1.A on) is better cpu support, more memory support and the raid option rom not that I'm into bios programming but if the code was continued from the previous bios code and not rewritten completly the motherboard would still boot with the Naga period.