PM your email, and I will try to send it. Not sue gmail allows zip files.
Oh, and compared to 3.43 ? even if it has a problems, WAY better than 3.43
PM your email, and I will try to send it. Not sue gmail allows zip files.Mark, does the beta BIOS you got for your X470 Taichi seem good and stable so far? If so, could you send it to me? I have my 3700x right here but haven't even opened it. Have not flashed past 2.00 yet due to possible issues I am hearing.
Also, what are you cooling with on your Taichi? I will be going with an H110i GT when I get the bracket for it, but in the mean time I assume the stock cooler or the one from my 2700X should be good enough?
My numbers for comparison. Take particular note of the memory latency and L3 cache latencies...
4x8GB B-die @ 3733 16-16-16-36-88-1T 1:1 IF (auto subtimings):
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Do I see right, yous is 9.8 and mine is 63 ? I will have to go back to my ASUS with 1.0.0.2 and try 2733, its 4233 memory, so I should be able to match you.My numbers for comparison. Take particular note of the memory latency and L3 cache latencies...
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How do you get over 3600MHz without tripping the memory divider?
How do you get over 3600MHz without tripping the memory divider?
How do you get over 3600MHz without tripping the memory divider?
I manually set the FCLK to match my RAM speed. 1866 IF = 1866 (3733) DDR.
Manually set FClck in BIOS to half the MHz speed of your RAM.
You probably have to loosen up the timings. Memory sticks usually are capable of hitting their rated speed. Find out what kind of chips they have and search for timings used for successful OC.I've got GSkill DDR4-3600 (*"for AMD") in my 2700 @ 4.0Ghz rig. But I just had to re-boot it, it froze. Which it does, but didn't seem to until I boosted my DRAM clock from 3200 to 3400. (Which, I mean, it's rated for 3600. But possibly, my 2700 doesn't like doing 4.0Ghz and a memclk faster than 3200. Don't really know. Or maybe my 4.0Ghz OC is unstable, somehow. Though it ran for nearly a week during testing.)
I just started prime95 memory stress testing, looks very promising, even on B350 and 1.0.0.2 BIOS.
Will let you know in a few hours.
I am getting horrible 45-50C idle temperatures and 1.45V-1.50 idle vcore with a 3700X and X570 Taichi.
Followed the advice here where many others report the same thing;
Latest Windows 10 version, latest x570 chupset drivers, flashed latest bios, stock bios settings except an XMP profile, only using Ryzen Master to monitor temps, and Ryzen Balanced power plan in windows. Still no good.
Only thing that worked was going into the Ryzen Balanced power plan and lowering the maximum CPU threshold to 99% and now im idling at 31-33C but the CPU doesn't boost under load and performance suffers.
Tried letting it cycle for a few minutes, nothing changes. Back to the store this weekend.On my Gigabyte B450 AORUS PRO WIFI ATX board, and my R5 3600, after I put it in the first time, and powered it up, the front LED fans flashed a few times, maybe 30 seconds apart. It took like 4-5 "flash episodes", before it finally beeped and POSTed.
Maybe try again, and wait longer? You're on an ASRock board, though, and just a little bit earlier in the thread, someone posted that ASRock only posted AGESA 1.0.0.1 pre-release BIOSes, which were more buggy than the 1.0.0.2, and we all probably need 1.0.0.3AB or 1.0.0.4 (future) to work properly, with older chipsets/boards and new 3rd-Gen Ryzen CPUs.
Edit: My experience with an Gigabyte B350 board, I think a Gaming 3 mATX, don't recall exactly. I was trying to put in a 2200G. When I put it in, with the older (unsupported) BIOS, everything was DEAD. No power-on, NADA.
Put in a 1200, flash BIOS to newest, drop 2200G back in, IT WORKS.
Thanks!
I'll have to give it a shot and see.
How'd it go?
prime95 testing went well! Not the full 24 hours I usually do, it probably can be tweaked a lot more.
This was the original kit I bought with the 1700 on launch week two years ago, I think I just left it at 2933.
https://www.microcenter.com/product...nel-desktop-memory-kit-8gx-d4-3000-mr---black
A few quick tweaks this morning and I got it running on the 3900X B350 at 3200 1.4v, it might be able to do lower volts, or higher frequency, but have not had time to try.
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My board does not let me set anything higher than 1800. It simply locks up during POST. Maybe I will try fclk = 1/2 memclk and see if it lets me POST. Oh and in the process I think I lost S3 sleep as well, I am not sure exactly where that happened.If you have stability issues still with manual fclck some people were reporting that uclck needs to be manually set to 1/2 the fclck speed to guarantee stability in 1:1 for some BIOS that don’t auto adjust.
Tried letting it cycle for a few minutes, nothing changes. Back to the store this weekend.
No idea. I had 1903 also. I would say, put in the 3700x and install 1903 from scratch, I know its good bios. Its is a beta bios.... But I feel confident that it will work, based on my experience. Mine rebooted twice after the bios flash, but I have seen that before.Well this is weird. After flashing bios to 3.46 (TY Mark) Windows 10 1903 on my 950 Pro no longer boots. This was with the 2700X still installed. Put in the 3700X, same thing. Set XMP and memtested, 3+ passes no errors, but windows still fails to finish booting. What could be wrong here? Something need to be changed in BIOS?