thanks, that’s the plan. I just wanted to see if maybe there was something i’m missing before lugging it over. Sounds like no.
thanks, that’s the plan. I just wanted to see if maybe there was something i’m missing before lugging it over. Sounds like no.Take the system back to microcenter, and ask them to "reflash" it. Tell then it was supposed to work.
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.I finally put together my new build and I can’t get it to post.
instead, when i turn the computer on it runs for about 10-15 seconds, then I hear a “click” from the power supply, and it restarts. I thought the click might signal a short, but i disconnected and reconnected all the wires and components minus the cpu and mobo.
I have a b450 itx fatality that micro center said had been flashed with the new bios. I’m thinking maybe that was a miscommunication since at this point i can’t think of what else the issue might be. Any similar experiences/suggestions?
That’s a good call, the ASUS boards appear to be particularly bad at attempting to overvolt the CPU with no tangible gain. As of last night I started having device hung crashes on Apex and dxdevice lost on Overwatch about 15 minutes into playing. So my advice is to steer clear of ASUS until they have a better BIOS out.
6.5 or 6.7I am willing to try it, not sure when though, what version of ESXi?
Caught a Buildzoid video last night, and he was pushing the sub-$300 x570 boards pretty hard, saying they were really good. If that aorus master sucks or is DOA, I'll switch to one of those instead.
6.5 or 6.7
Thanks man
See post 954 above, yes they know about it, and they have the fix. Now if they just release the damn bios....I also have X470 Taichi, but no Ryzen 3XXX Glad I waited
But he only looks if power delivery (VRMs) are good enough (also for a 3950k) and some basic other features. All of the cheaper boards only have 1 pcie x16 slot from the CPU and totally only 2, the second one from chipset. Realistically for most people that is a non-issue but still important to be aware of.
Also these ports usually have fewer and slower USB ports.
All in all x570 boards are a mess. Nothing really fits my needs. Why do I get faster wifi and faster, dual lan with higher price?
The asus prime-pro almost hits the mark but then it lacks biosflashback and istoo expensive. For current price it should have at least bios flashback. given the mess with bioses right now I consider that feature a most because I assume if I build now flashign bios will be at least a monthly if not weekly thing.
No, I have an x370 ASRock (dead right now, no compatible chip), and x470 ASRock (the problem child with 3900x) and an ASUS x470 (seems fine) with a 3900x.
So its the ASRock with the 3900 that is a problem. I reflashed the bios, its running win 10 1903, and I have the 1.0.0.7 (I think thats it) chipset drivers from AMD and some drivers that ASRock mentioned on the bios update. ALL installed, no problem ,
But there is a serious problem,
You hit the problem right on the head, mate. I bought a Z390 Phantom Gaming 6 from Asrock and it wouldn't start up after 2 and a half months. Would you believe, the agent here, in Malaysia, said that it is Asrock's policy that the MB be sent to Taiwan for checking before I can get a replacement( supposedly a 2 week wait) !!!!! I wonder what the buying public in other countries would do if they were told that? Guess what, 2 weeks and still no MB. Complaints to Asrock regarding their "return to Taiwan" policy went unanswered. So I'm still waiting, 3 weeks after my MB went kaput. My advice, STAY AWAY FROM ASROCK MOTHERBOARDS !!!!!!!
That's normal while booting, but not normal during operation. I would question if you're getting dips on the +5V line from your PSU.For some reason my keyboards turns of for a second then cuts back on once in a while. Anyone having this issue?
That's normal while booting, but not normal during operation. I would question if you're getting dips on the +5V line from your PSU.
@Markfw The reason why you are limited to 2666 RAM and crap performance on 1.0.0.1 was because that was a pre-release BIOS intentionally crippled by AMD to prevent early performance leaks (yeah, genius move that... ). You need a board BIOS with AGESA 1.0.0.2 or better to even clock your RAM past 2666... and need 1.0.0.3+ for boost clocks to work correctly
So yeah, probably will be a month or so with AGESA 1.0.0.4 before most things "just work" for most people. As it is, if you are comfortable changing settings in BIOS you can get most of the way there in anything 1.0.0.2 and up. Or if you're just using typical 3200 MHz or lower RAM kits it'll probably all work on XMP settings because this memory compatibility is definitely leagues beyond Zen/+.
Current Username is almost as good as old user name. Good work Sir.
That was the point of his video. There's been a ton of rampant speculation about the VRM designs on the various X570 motherboards, and a number of folks were effectively steering other people towards much costlier motherboards with "superior" VRM setups that they don't even need. If a sub-$300 motherboard has all the features someone wants, and they aren't trying to overclock the everloving *** out of their CPU, then that's the board they should get, as you pointed out.
edit: The forum backend flags that word for mod approval? Really? OK, I'll change it, but I don't think "...aren't trying to overclock the everloving urine out of their CPU,..." has that same je ne sais quoi as the synonym I used.