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Noted, I will try that. Unigine Heaven also has OpenGL option. I will post the result(s).

What kind of OpenGL application you want me to test? I will try to check it after going back from work. Regarding the memory settings: 1. Update to the latest bios 2. Find menu for "Memory Context Restore", choose enable 3. Set the XMP on, save and exit the bios

Ok, so that RttWr is too high. Perhaps you can set the impedance to be like this: ProcOdt --> 40 ohm RttWr --> 40 RttPark --> 40 RttParkDqs --> 48 Want to ask, when you use 4080 with the previous bios, did you encounter the same issue? If not, perhaps you can start tuning the impedance as I...

Previously I used Ryzen 7500F which doesn't have iGPU. Then earlier this month, I upgraded to Ryzen 7700x. My full spec: Ryzen 7700x ASRock B650M HDV Ram: 1. 32gb kit Team Elite+ 5600c46 2. 16gb kit Patriot Signature 4800c40 NVMe: 1TB VenomRX OEM gen4 My experience since using 7700x: 1. Boot...

7950X pretty much trades blow with 13900KS and 14900K. It's plausible that the next gen CPU(s) from both will keep trading blow.

That's quite a good clock. Do you run it with voltage offset to minus (-) ? Or just MSI Game boost OC? 1.4v on single core boost and 1.3v for all core boost is quite modest, and the max temp your system recorded was 80.8c on the CCD, so it's still within safe range. 1. Low temp is the start...

For your current needs, I would choose 7900x over 7800x3d. Once you upgrade your GPU (your target is 2025): 1. Read the review of the new gen card and then look for the bottleneck test (usually Hardware Unboxed / Techspot provide those comparison) 2. You can then decide whether to stay with your...

Can you find Curve Optimizer within your bios? It's usually at AMD Overclocking menu, and then find PBO. Set to advance and then find Curve Optimizer. Try first at -40 on all core, save and reboot. Run CB 2024 to verify the stability and the scoring.

You have two options: 1. Enabled PBO again, but do the negative Curve Optimizer, for example -40 on all core. Pros: the single core will boost a bit better, temp. will definitely be lower Cons: the multi core boost will depend on your case by case usage and thermal headroom of your cooling...

You can say the exact same thing about Intel. Not all their Procie(s) have outstanding IMC thus requiring tinkering around if you want to run the memory frequency beyond XMP and Ring bus. That only applies to AM4. Samsung B-Die on DDR5 currently has frequency limit at 6600, max 6800 and can...

Regarding the backup data, I usually format all my system drive at least 3 partition: C: as windows / OS partition D: as installed games partition E: as Data, Master Games, Photos / Movies or any other data So when it comes necessary to reinstall the windows, I only need to install the OS to...

So to summarize the parts that you already have or you plan to purchase: CPU: Ryzen 5600x Board: Gigabyte B550 UD Board (returned), plan to purchase Aorus Elite AX Ram: not yet, Corsair 32gb kit cas18 (which they usually use Micron E/B die or Hynix CJR, both fully compatible with AM4 platform)...

Like I said in the previous post: And that includes finding the right voltage for your SoC also. :) Anyway, I hope that the issues fully resolve so you can enjoy your rig without any concern.

Happy for you, I guess after all the hassle, you can enjoy the platform. LMAO. That was what I meant on the other thread, I don't know how but ASRock boards manage to boot faster than the other vendors, and it's not just the HDV one. LOL

So that's the board you're currently running? From your screenshot, the UCLK (memory) run at 1700mhz which means that you're running 1:2 (1700:3400), but anyway after all the debacles you had with previous bios, you finally able to use your AM5 in normal condition.

yup. b450m chipset is quite good for it's price point (be it MSRP or current price). I used msi b450m pro m2 for my son and it can run the hynix cjr or samsung b-die at 4000 without hiccup.

That's one nice board and good enough to handle 3700x or 5700x. The ram overclock shall be good too, the vdimm limit is 1.5~1.55v so still good enough for samsung b-die chip running at 3800 16-16-16 daily. Edit: OP already bought new board

You will be using ATX case right? If so, then go for the first board you ask in the OP. That's a great board and fulfill your needs (future support for pcie gen 5 graphics, 3 M.2 slot for nvme (1 gen5, 1 gen4, 1 gen3).

I would take that kit along with the $20 off. That's Hynix M-Die kit and is perfect to run 6000~6400 with 1:1 divider on. I have the HDV one and yes it can boot from cold to windows 8-9s. (Note: the ram training will still be running 30~40s, after finished ram training, enter the bios, enabled...

That's exactly what the other mobo vendor should do: try to improve the bios for faster boot time. When doing ram training, the HDV usually take 30~40s, then after testing the ram at windows and stable, restart --> enable MCR, then every time it boots to windows just like what I said. Why the...

Go to bios and then: ◦ Set the ram using EXPO (if it has any). ◦ Or you can use MSI's Memory Try It! feature, set it to 6000mhz with timings 32-38-38, 36-36-36 or whatever available. ◦ Set the SoC voltage to 1.22v. ◦ Enable MCR (memory context restore) Save and exit. My Asrock B650M-HDV only...

That 1.424 reading on you bios is inline with the one shown on the HWInfo. If you're using custom water cooling, you don't have to worry. I'm using Corsair H115i 280mm radiator and run 5250mhz using 1.28v on my ryzen 7500F. The max temp for avx512 workload is 93c while for gaming it's only...

Unlike DDR4, DDR5 has "sweetspot" for all voltage settings. Sometimes more doesn't mean better / will be stable. That's why in the ram timings I posted, I adjusted some primary and secondary tighter, to find that sweetspot. Don't forget to save your last "stable" timings into your bios or usb...

Assuming your kit is Hynix M-Die I would change the timings like this: tCL 32 tRCDrd 38 tRCDwr 38 tRP 38 trfc 480 tfaw 16 ProcOdt to 43.8 or max 48. vddio 1.35 vdd & vddq 1.38 vSoC 1.22 PBO set to auto. Thing is some instability on AM5 platform doesn't introduce bluescreen. Sometimes it...

Can you run zentimings (download the latest one) and then post the screenshot here? I'm quite curious what is your ram settings.

This is exactly what happened. When I read about Downfall attack on Intel CPU(s) as we have some servers using Intel Xeon, I informed my IT Team at the company and they said, relax. LMAO :ROFLMAO:

find the MCR (memory context restore) on your bios, then enable it. I've been using ryzen 7500F for 3 weeks and my tuned settings (7800mhz, timings 36-46-46 trfc 480 1T) boot from cold to windows 8~9 seconds only. Board is ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2

I'm not sure if this is a good news or bad news for AMD. What I mostly remembered about him is "jebaited"...

Where did you see / read that AMD is (right now) a (very) distant third in consumer GPUs? Last time I checked, AMD's current flagship is only behind Nvidia's best and the market share posted by JP Morgan also stated AMD is still no. 2, albeit declining market share of their discrete GPUs.

Go for the 7700x bundle, you wont regret it. I have just upgraded from ryzen 3100 to ryzen 7500F (sadly no Starfield bundle) and the performance jump is night and day for processing power, and I still can feel the gain in performance from my rx 6600. This is my mild all core OC on 7500F of mine:

For quick check, I usually use y-cruncher Pi-2.5b or 5b. If you pass that, you're golden as it will test your cpu, imc, ram, and max heat your system can handle all at once.

Based on the same link data from TPU: It will be ~151% jump, so will be quite noticeable.

but still I wouldn't use Furmark to test my GPU stability just because of that, or what's usually called Power Virus. the last time I used Furmark for testing purpose was before I sent my Powercolor RX 480 8gb to buyer (2018) and never used it again.

from my source, the IMC limit will still be around the same as i9 13900K so almost no IMC improvement compared to 13th gen. FYI, 13th gen can do dram bench at ~8800mhz max, so the limit for 14th gen will probably be same.

I just checked the link and it's back in stock!!! with Starfield premium nonetheless!!! It would be huge improvement, you would triple your framerate based on TPU's review data:

My friend have the PowerColor Fighter one and he said no driver issues and it can overclock very well, even he can use MPT for extreme overclocking and still use the stock fan.

This is my friend setup using ryzen 7600 + ASRock B650M PG Riptide: Voltage settings: • VDDIO 1.32v • VDD 1.37v • VDDQ 1.37v • VSoC 1.2v (he was using older AGESA so it needs 1.3v, also my PC running at 7600mhz only need 1.22v) • FCLK set to 2067, max 2100 as this is usually the upper limit...

The last time I was using 8gb ram was 4 months ago when I tried i5 2500k + rx 6600. Game like Spiderman Miles Morales simply doesn't want to start, and there are stuttering mess when playing Ghost Recon Wildlands or Call of Duty infinity war. IMHO the minimum ram shall be 16gb nowadays, with...

So you apply POV of "guilty unless proven otherwise" for AMD? How about Baldur Gate 3 that has FSR 2 on the console but still no support on the PC platform? Is it Nvidia doing the dirty work to block FSR 2 on the PC? Now I want to ask, where is that "Maybe they did at launch" came from? a...

StoleMyOwnCar have you tried using HWInfo? I haven't used HWMonitor since 2018 (when I started using Ryzen) and HWInfo is more accurate compared to other similar monitoring software. Also, 1.3v SoC for daily use is safe. My Ryzen 7500F is running with 1.22v on my overclock Hynix A-Die at 7600...