Soldato
I used but no changes. I believe only fixes the Destiny 2.
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ASROCK X570 TAICHI - THE RYZEN 3000 MOTHERBOARD GIBBO & 8 PACK RECOMMENDS
I used but no changes. I believe only fixes the Destiny 2.
Performance wise, I've noticed no difference but it looks like the bios also fixed the RDRAND issue that was stopping linux from booting (my Xubuntu VM works again) and in the On-board devices menu, you can now enable sata hotplug on a per-port basis.
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With 1.70A the chipset fan speed settings in BIOS don't seem to work properly. Lowest setting it allows now is 30% (1.6 allowed me to completely turn it off), but it doesn't work, fan still keeps running at over 5000rpm. Silent is the best I can do (~3000rpm at idle), but I can still hear that so I am going back to 1.6.
Soldato
Lol. FFS. You would think with weeks between releases they would have time to.... You know.... Maybe test it?
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I have just reflashed 1.70A, cleared CMOS and the chipset fan seems to be ok. I may have messed up something yesterday.
IM getting some weird buzing noice while in games or from this board anyone know what is the issue.
( well this board doing my nut in evrything works fine when i join the game i hear buzzing sounds from headphones i tried loads stuff still does it )
( well this board doing my nut in evrything works fine when i join the game i hear buzzing sounds from headphones i tried loads stuff still does it )
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Ive come from an Asus board to Asrock with no issues in finding my way around the bios. It seems to have most of the settings my old board had.
Caporegime
Asrocks own utility is fine for me.
I am such an idiot! I downloaded so much software when i did this build i fogot this. 52 deg at idle. still seems hot though?
Soldato
My chipset is 50ish in BIOS and 67 in windows at Idle. Defo seems toasty!
Strange. Mine is the other way around 65 in bios and 52 in windows..
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My chipset is 65c at idle at 2100rpm. Even at the lowest setting it's the loudest thing in my case, My case is the Meshify C with noctua fans. How are people getting temps in the 50's?
Caporegime
Mines the same, thinking of repasting it as mine is audible at idle too.
Soldato
Pretty solid both 1.6 and 1.7A used up to know.
Asus had bad experience with the CH6. The first one burned the 1800X and the second (6 months later) was iffy at best so send it to my brother.
In addition Asus had some crap BIOS for Ryzen 3000 up to now. Either overvolting the CPU resulting to low clocks, or other issues especially with Nvidia cards using PCIe 4.0 ports.
Nothing like that with the Taichi and the 5700XT.
Also my last Asrock board was the mighty Z170 Formula OC 3 years ago and only good words had to say about that board. (the one used to power 8700K & 9900K on Z170).
True Taichi is not the "top of the range" (that goes to Aqua), and is "cheaply" made, but is good solid one.
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Caporegime
I'm having serious issues with chipset temps. Changed my 1080 cooling to a Morpheus which has dropped my temps massively on my GPU and silenced my system beautifully.....until my chipset hits 75 degrees and the little fan is whining away. By far the loudest part of my system, agh!
Soldato
Have you considered to put a piece of paper to the side of the Morpheus to cover the hot air going directly to the SB?
Caporegime
That's on tomorrows jobs 