There is some debate whether CPU-Z is showing the correct value. AMD Ryzen Master shows a different value to CPU-Z. I think AMD Ryzen Master would be correct my guess.
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There is some debate whether CPU-Z is showing the correct value. AMD Ryzen Master shows a different value to CPU-Z. I think AMD Ryzen Master would be correct my guess.
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So I'm reading the trade off for Pstate/BCLK overclocking is that your graphics card runs at a lower x8 speed over PCIe.
Does anyone know if this affects real world performance at all?
Does anyone know if this affects real world performance at all?
I am getting different readings from AMD Ryzen Master, HWinfo64 and CPU-Z regarding CPU voltage. I see a lot of people reference HWinfo64 CPU Core voltage (SV12 TFN) under the CPU section as probably more reliable reading accorinding to the forum at www.overclock.net and the site below.
I am not sure what is best to use. I would think AMD Ryzen Master would be the one to reference as the software comes from AMD themselves.
https://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/f219/asus-prime-x370-pro-am4-1156996.html
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What CPU voltage is the right one?
According to experience so far, the SVI2 voltage in HWInfo has proved to be the most reliable.
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So far I am happy with the post support for this mobo and would happily by Asus again.
My ram hasnt hit it's rated 3200Mhz yet but 3066Mhz is stable and pretty close.
My ram hasnt hit it's rated 3200Mhz yet but 3066Mhz is stable and pretty close.
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Hmm installed my new 1080 yesterday and received my first BSOD 'event tracing fatal error' whilst gaming. Google seems to suggest device drivers or ram errors.... Now considering I have my ram at 3066Mhz using the DOCP profile maybe this could be the problem? Problem is PC has been stable since I bought it until last night and me installing my 1080.
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You'll have to test by lowering the RAM speed and trying to replicate. The extra GPU power could be making the RAM work harder?
I'm returning my current Vengeance kit and have bought these instead -
G.SKILL F4-3200C14D-16GFX 16 GB (8 GB x 2) Flare X Series DDR4 3200 MHz PC4-25600 CL14 Dual Channel Memory Kit - Black
I'm returning my current Vengeance kit and have bought these instead -
G.SKILL F4-3200C14D-16GFX 16 GB (8 GB x 2) Flare X Series DDR4 3200 MHz PC4-25600 CL14 Dual Channel Memory Kit - Black
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Seems I have to do some memory testing before I can overclock my ram. Was just hoping DOCP profile would be enough.
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I put my ram to stock and gamed for about 2hrs with no issues. So it was must have been the ram that was the issue. I was worried it was my psu not able to drive the 1080.
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Interesting, but I literally just bought a 1080.
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OK - I've installed some Flare X 3200MHz RAM running at 3333MHz and can confirm my minimum FPS is tons better as well as overall smoothness in game.
So it does make a difference.
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Just noticed another bios has been posted. Does mention ram compatibility.
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I'm calling troll
opethdisciple can u give a help here please i was updating the last bios and it froze and i turn the computer off now i cant start the computer is anything i can do to fix this thanks
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Always update bios from the bios, not in windows. As for helping you, if you turned the PC off during a flash that may have borked it.
To flash the bios you put the .cap file on a usb formatted as FAT32 and use the ASUS flash utility from within the bios itself.
Dunno, what to say mate, take all the power cables out of the PC leave it for a few mins. also if there is a cmos battery on the mobo take it out for a few mins as well.
Other than that, someone more knowledgeable might be able to help you.
i go to try to do that thanks anyway i think i just **** it upAlways update bios from the bios, not in windows. As for helping you, if you turned the PC off during a flash that may have borked it.
To flash the bios you put the .cap file on a usb formatted as FAT32 and use the ASUS flash utility from within the bios itself.
Dunno, what to say mate, take all the power cables out of the PC leave it for a few mins. also if there is a cmos battery on the mobo take it out for a few mins as well.
Other than that, someone more knowledgeable might be able to help you.
i try all u said and still nothing i really think i just broke my motherboard if there's nothing else i can do then its really ****** and thanks for trying to helpAlways update bios from the bios, not in windows. As for helping you, if you turned the PC off during a flash that may have borked it.
To flash the bios you put the .cap file on a usb formatted as FAT32 and use the ASUS flash utility from within the bios itself.
Dunno, what to say mate, take all the power cables out of the PC leave it for a few mins. also if there is a cmos battery on the mobo take it out for a few mins as well.
Other than that, someone more knowledgeable might be able to help you.