| Cores Threads | Base Freq | Turbo Freq | L3 Cache | TDP | MSRP | |
| Ryzen 9 5950X | 16c/32t | 3400 | 4900 | 64 MB | 105 W | $799 |
| Ryzen 9 5900X | 12c/24t | 3700 | 4800 | 64 MB | 105 W | $549 |
| Ryzen 7 5800X | 8c/16t | 3800 | 4700 | 32 MB | 105 W | $449 |
| Ryzen 5 5600X | 6c/12t | 3700 | 4600 | 32 MB | 65 W | $299 |
Not sure if it's the right thread for this, but I'm having a weird issue with my new 5600x. My system is 100% stable in stress tests (cinebench, blender, etc) and gaming but crashes (freeze followed by black screen) when resuming from very long idle times (multiple hours).
Very simple PBO settings (-20 undervolt, +100 MHz), 3200C16 RAM @ XMP, latest AGESA installed.
Any ideas what the issue could be?
Not sure if it's the right thread for this, but I'm having a weird issue with my new 5600x. My system is 100% stable in stress tests (cinebench, blender, etc) and gaming but crashes (freeze followed by black screen) when resuming from very long idle times (multiple hours).
Very simple PBO settings (-20 undervolt, +100 MHz), 3200C16 RAM @ XMP, latest AGESA installed.
Any ideas what the issue could be?
Not sure if it's the right thread for this, but I'm having a weird issue with my new 5600x. My system is 100% stable in stress tests (cinebench, blender, etc) and gaming but crashes (freeze followed by black screen) when resuming from very long idle times (multiple hours).
Very simple PBO settings (-20 undervolt, +100 MHz), 3200C16 RAM @ XMP, latest AGESA installed.
Any ideas what the issue could be?
It's an all core undervolt. Goal is to lower power while keeping same performance.How did you apply the -20v ? All cores aren't created equally so a generic all size fits all offset sometimes doesn't work out in the end.
What's the end goal? Higher boosting? Lower watts?
Unfortunately it's really hard to test if PBO settings are the issue because it only crashes after very very long idle times (multiple hours). So realistically I can only change settings and test this maybe twice a day.If your system is crashing at idle its not stable.
Is that -20 undervolt for C0 set to all core or per core?
If you take PBO off do you still get crashing at idle? My gut is telling me your undervolt is too aggressive and you may have go with -15 or -10. If you check the event viewer log is there an entry for the crash?
It's an all core undervolt. Goal is to lower power while keeping same performance.
Unfortunately it's really hard to test if PBO settings are the issue because it only crashes after very very long idle times (multiple hours). So realistically I can only change settings and test this maybe twice a day.
Event viewer log just says that an "unexpected system shutdown happened".
It's an all core undervolt. Goal is to lower power while keeping same performance.
That corecycler sounds very useful, thanks for the tip!It might be easier doing it with CTR in the end. Have you tried it yet?
ClockTuner v2.1 for Ryzen (CTR) Guide - Introduction (guru3d.com)
Of course you'd want to use the suggested settings that are in the CTR requirements section in the above guide.
Have you stress tested with CoreCycler?
Release v0.8.2.4 · sp00n/corecycler · GitHub
The above works good to find the weaker core(s) from my testing. Of course you'd need to switch from the all core - offset to individual core offsets. You can still start at -20 if wanted.
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Both the above apps and uEFI have been updated from the last time I booted up my 5600x backup rig so I'll be playing around with both today.
That corecycler sounds very useful, thanks for the tip!
| Windows 7 | Windows 10 | |
| AMD WRX80 | No | Yes |
| AMD TRX40 | No | Yes |
| AMD X570 | No | Yes |
| AMD B550 | No | Yes |
| AMD A520 | No | Yes |
| AMD X399 | No | Yes |
| AMD X470 | Yes | Yes |
| AMD B450 | Yes | Yes |
| AMD X370 | Yes | Yes |
| AMD B350 | Yes | Yes |
| AMD A320 | Yes | Yes |
| Windows 7 | Windows 10 | |
| AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO Processors | No | Yes |
| AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series Desktop Processors | No | Yes |
| 1st/2nd/3rd Gen AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ Processors | No | Yes |
| 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors | No | Yes |
| AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors with Radeon™ Graphics | No | Yes |
| AMD Ryzen™ Mobile Processors with Radeon™ Graphics | No | Yes |
| 1st/2nd Gen AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors | Yes | Yes |
| 7th Gen AMD A-Series Processors | Yes | Yes |
| Driver Name | Windows 7 | Windows 10 | Change Details |
| AMD Ryzen Power Plan / AMD Processor Power Management Support | NA | 6.0.0.9 | No change |
| AMD PCI Device Driver | 1.0.0.67 | 1.0.0.83 | Windows 10: System stability improvements Windows 7: No change |
| AMD I2C Driver | NA | 1.2.0.118 | I2C power management option is hidden in device manager |
| AMD UART Driver | NA | 1.2.0.112 | No change |
| AMD GPIO2 Driver | NA | 2.2.0.130 | No change |
| PT GPIO Driver | NA | 2.0.1.0 | No change |
| AMD PSP Driver | 4.10.0.1 | 4.16.0.0 | Windows 10:
|
| AMD IOV Driver | 1.2.0.43 | 1.2.0.52 | No change |
| AMD SMBUS Driver | 5.12.0.38 | 5.12.0.38 | No change |
| AMD AS4 ACPI Driver | NA | 1.2.0.46 | No change |
| AMD SFH I2C Driver | NA | 1.0.0.86 | No change |
| AMD USB Filter Driver | 2.0.10.287 | 2.1.11.304 | No change |
| AMD SFH Driver | NA | 1.0.0.316 |
|
| AMD CIR Driver | 3.2.4.110 | 3.2.4.135 | No change |
| AMD MicroPEP Driver | NA | 1.0.28.0 | No change |
| AMD USB 3.0 Driver for ZP | 2.0.0.60 | NA | No change |
| PT USB 3.1 Driver | 1.0.5.3 | NA | No change |
| AMD USB Driver for Hudson | 1.1.0.276 | NA | No change |
| AMD SATA Driver | 1.2.1.402 | NA | No change |
| AMD USB 3.1 Driver | 1.0.0.12 | NA | No change |
AMD Link
AMD Ryzen™ Chipset Driver Release Notes (2.17.25.506) Highlights
Fixed Issues
Known Issues
- Error# 1316 during driver upgrade.
Chipset Support
- Manual system restart required on Non-English OS after the installation is complete.
- Windows® Installer pop-up message may appear during the installation.
- Uninstallation log may not be generated in the silent mode.
Processor Support
Windows 7 Windows 10 AMD WRX80 No Yes AMD TRX40 No Yes AMD X570 No Yes AMD B550 No Yes AMD A520 No Yes AMD X399 No Yes AMD X470 Yes Yes AMD B450 Yes Yes AMD X370 Yes Yes AMD B350 Yes Yes AMD A320 Yes Yes
Package Contents
Windows 7 Windows 10 AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO Processors No Yes AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series Desktop Processors No Yes 1st/2nd/3rd Gen AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ Processors No Yes 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors No Yes AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors with Radeon™ Graphics No Yes AMD Ryzen™ Mobile Processors with Radeon™ Graphics No Yes 1st/2nd Gen AMD Ryzen™ Desktop Processors Yes Yes 7th Gen AMD A-Series Processors Yes Yes
The AMD Ryzen™ Chipset Driver installation package contains various independent drivers designed to support the following Microsoft® Windows® platforms. Operating System support may vary depending on your specific AMD product
Driver Name Windows 7 Windows 10 Change Details AMD Ryzen Power Plan / AMD Processor Power Management Support NA 6.0.0.9 No change AMD PCI Device Driver 1.0.0.67 1.0.0.83 Windows 10: System stability improvements
Windows 7: No changeAMD I2C Driver NA 1.2.0.118 I2C power management option is hidden in device manager AMD UART Driver NA 1.2.0.112 No change AMD GPIO2 Driver NA 2.2.0.130 No change PT GPIO Driver NA 2.0.1.0 No change AMD PSP Driver 4.10.0.1 4.16.0.0 Windows 10:
Windows 7: No change
- Enabled Direct PoFx power (DFx) model
- New DID support added
- Bug fixes
AMD IOV Driver 1.2.0.43 1.2.0.52 No change AMD SMBUS Driver 5.12.0.38 5.12.0.38 No change AMD AS4 ACPI Driver NA 1.2.0.46 No change AMD SFH I2C Driver NA 1.0.0.86 No change AMD USB Filter Driver 2.0.10.287 2.1.11.304 No change AMD SFH Driver NA 1.0.0.316
- Add support for OEM specific ALR curve settings
- Increase idle timeout for D0 exit
- Disable UMDF process sharing
- Update ALS Lux range from 100 to 2000 Lux
AMD CIR Driver 3.2.4.110 3.2.4.135 No change AMD MicroPEP Driver NA 1.0.28.0 No change AMD USB 3.0 Driver for ZP 2.0.0.60 NA No change PT USB 3.1 Driver 1.0.5.3 NA No change AMD USB Driver for Hudson 1.1.0.276 NA No change AMD SATA Driver 1.2.1.402 NA No change AMD USB 3.1 Driver 1.0.0.12 NA No change
Well, I just impulse purchased a 5800x for $370 all in off eBay. Hope it isn't a scam,but eBay is usually pretty good about handling that kind of thing.
Only need a board and cooler now (my 1st gen H60 does not have AM4 mounting hardware and even if it did I've lost it all after a couple moves).
Any board recommendations in the $150-$200 range (my last known good mid-range board price).
As for a cooler, what's the least I can get away with for the moment? I'd like to upgrade to a 240mm AIO but don't want to pick up anything before they ship with AM5 forward mounting hardware (or tell me I'm nuts and AM4 mounts will work on AM5).
Maybe I'll keep hunting 5800x's and try to land one at the same price...
Microcenter has the 5800x for $379.99 before the $20 MB bundle discount if it's an option for you.
I'll actually be going down to Southern California in a few weeks so it may be an option, but I travel super light and am not a big fan of buying bulky/delicate items and trying to fly around with them.
The thought has repeatedly crossed my mind, though.
It’s a microprocessor. It’s in the name. 7 nanometer process even. Does that sound bulky?
Don't know if it has been mentioned in here, but a weird quirk of the 5900x series becoming more available has been a sudden "glut" of used 5800x processors showing up in used markets for fairly reasonable prices given how new they are (~$300-350).
Some might argue thats the price they should have launched at, but in a market swamped by bad news, that's not too shabby.
AMD looks like its turning the corner on CPU shortages.
Well, I just impulse purchased a 5800x for $370 all in off eBay. Hope it isn't a scam,but eBay is usually pretty good about handling that kind of thing.
Only need a board and cooler now (my 1st gen H60 does not have AM4 mounting hardware and even if it did I've lost it all after a couple moves).
Any board recommendations in the $150-$200 range (my last known good mid-range board price).
As for a cooler, what's the least I can get away with for the moment? I'd like to upgrade to a 240mm AIO but don't want to pick up anything before they ship with AM5 forward mounting hardware (or tell me I'm nuts and AM4 mounts will work on AM5).