Caporegime
The first review of that motherboard:
https://lanoc.org/review/motherboards/7570-gigabyte-ab350n-gaming-wifi
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The first review of that motherboard:
https://lanoc.org/review/motherboards/7570-gigabyte-ab350n-gaming-wifi
First run with 1700 @ 3.8 and stock 1080ti = 83.55FPS
Another run with 1700 @ 3.8 and 1080ti clocked = 94.44FPS
Puts me forth so I would say there is some improvement there
Caporegime
A bit underwhelmed. Not terrible but just misses the mark. Wireless dual band ac and displayport are a plus but not a fan of it not having an intel NIC or USB C. Shame he didn't remove the heatsink to get a shot of the power circuitry. Useful to now how far any corners have been cut.
Think hes quite right that it will get superseded fairly easily once the full range of itx chipset boards from manufacturers appear (whenever that is).
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Ryzen 7 pro announced
https://videocardz.com/press-release/amd-announces-ryzen-pro-professional-desktop-cpus
https://videocardz.com/press-release/amd-announces-ryzen-pro-professional-desktop-cpus
Soldato
What exactly is different about these pro chips to the normal ones?
Soldato
Longer warranty, guaranteed production dates and more drum banging about inbuilt security features. They are identical to consumer chips but maybe better binned.
Caporegime
BTW,we also now know the clockspeeds of Ryzen 3.
Soldato
Do they ACTUALLY have more security? I am doubting it, unless they disabled some features on consumer versions.
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So what motherboards will they slot into? Is it enterprise or regular X370 ect?
I think the features are disabled on the consumer ones because this is the first i have heard of them for ryzen.
Probably MB which are validated to use ECC
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Sweet, up and running with 1700X, installed latest ASUS bios and set the DOCP to 1, seems like I have 3200 ram speed. 
Now for some tests.
Now for some tests.
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Hmm, seems to error in memtest and other things. Though general windows use seems great.
I really dont know what I should be trying to get the memory stable......
I really dont know what I should be trying to get the memory stable......
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Perhaps have a look in the Ryzen overclocking thread.
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Soldato
http://gigabytedaily.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/new-amd-frequency-memory-record-set-by.html?m=1
4ghz ram on Ryzen! wheres that giveaway
4ghz ram on Ryzen! wheres that giveaway
Soldato
http://gigabytedaily.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/new-amd-frequency-memory-record-set-by.html?m=1
4ghz ram on Ryzen! wheres that giveaway
Actually if you read AGESA 1006 notes, it added support for 4000mhz RAM. Unfortunately many mobo manufacturers, like ASUS, went cheap on their boards, hence they are struggling to hit 3200 most of the time.
Also this was posted for the K7 today
http://valid.x86.fr/li047n
And that on the back that K7 has monoblock from EKWB today.....
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Caporegime
Actually if you read AGESA 1006 notes, it added support for 4000mhz RAM. Unfortunately many mobo manufacturers, like ASUS, went cheap on their boards, hence they are struggling to hit 3200 most of the time.
Also this was posted for the K7 today
http://valid.x86.fr/li047n
Gigabyte Boards seem to be the best so far.