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CPU ADVICE

Tetras said:
You've already been given several reasons why they might do that:
1. They don't want users to buy old board with old bios, fit a new CPU and then complain it doesn't work.
2. They're lazy.
3. They forgot.
4. They're just listing the board how it was originally sold.

We've seen it MANY times with motherboards where the specs don't get updated. It is far, far more common than the board has no support.

If you think you know everything and we're all idiots, I don't know why you bother to post here, go start a YouTube channel and tells everybody else your FACTS.

The AGESA updates are what define CPU support, but like I said, you can check forums like reddit for actual user experiences with these boards (which some of us have already done for you).

I can't imagine Gigabyte will update the BIOS with an AGESA that has support and then deliberately strip out the 9000 series microcodes, but the only way to confirm that yourself is to check within the BIOS.
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i think this is the angriest ive ever seen tetras lol :cry:
 
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Sylar2k20 said:
Ok ADMIN delete thread , only ..... here
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product isn't sold anymore they haven't updated the CPU support list or product page it was done before the release of the 9000 series , this is where you and others are getting confused

But continue to support it with bios updates, it clearly stats rev 1.2 supports 9000 series in its bios page

Rev 1.2
Bios F32d
Checksum : CEDB
Update AMD AGESA 1.2.0.2a for next gen Ryzen X3D CPU performance optimized
Add X3D Turbo Mode support

If it isn't supported why have they released a bios for rev 1.2 that says it supports 9000 series?

What is AGESA 1.2.0.2a
AMD has released a new firmware update for the AM5 platform, aimed at its upcoming Ryzen 9000 CPUs armed with 3D-VCache technology. Harukaze5719 shared on X that AGESA ComboAM5 1.2.0.2a comes with performance optimizations for Ryzen 9000X3D chips.
 
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uscool said:
product isn't sold anymore they haven't updated the CPU support list or product page it was done before the release of the 9000 series , this is where you and others are getting confused

But continue to support it with bios updates, it clearly stats rev 1.2 supports 9000 series in its bios page

Rev 1.2
Bios F32d
Checksum : CEDB
Update AMD AGESA 1.2.0.2a for next gen Ryzen X3D CPU performance optimized
Add X3D Turbo Mode support

If it isn't supported why have they released a bios for rev 1.2 that says it supports 9000 series?

What is AGESA 1.2.0.2a
AMD has released a new firmware update for the AM5 platform, aimed at its upcoming Ryzen 9000 CPUs armed with 3D-VCache technology. Harukaze5719 shared on X that AGESA ComboAM5 1.2.0.2a comes with performance optimizations for Ryzen 9000X3D chips.
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i dont risk to buy CPU and then dont work ......
 
Sylar2k20 said:
Yesterday i installed a game and my cpu Ryzen 7 7700 goes to 90°? Why so much ? A cpu who has only 65W , cooler its a Dark Rock Pro 5
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It's supposed to, In cpu intensive tasks the CPU boosts clocks as much as possible and holds a steady temp of 90 degrees.

Depends on the use case though.

The boost temp can be altered in the bios, you can limit it down to 80 degrees or less if you wanted
 
sx_turbo said:
It's supposed to, In cpu intensive tasks the CPU boosts clocks as much as possible and holds a steady temp of 90 degrees.

Depends on the use case though.

The boost temp can be altered in the bios, you can limit it down to 80 degrees or less if you wanted
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But if do that decrease performance no ?
 
Sylar2k20 said:
Yesterday i installed a game and my cpu Ryzen 7 7700 goes to 90°? Why so much ? A cpu who has only 65W , cooler its a Dark Rock Pro 5
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65w is at stock, pbo enabled a 80w power consumption but having a dp5 wouldn't expect 90*c check it's seated properly or airflow in your case isn't good.

70 to 75c should be the norm.
 
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Think my 7700x sits around 65-70 when doing normal stuff, when under cpu intensive games it's sit at 90 degrees but has an all core clock of 5.2ghz for a sustained period of time.
 
Sylar2k20 said:
LE: ok , so my temp its beetween 75-85 mostly 80-82 max when installing game and browsing
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The CPU is decompressing files while downloading/installing games from Steam so high temperatures there are not unusual.

Run Cinebench and compare your scores to other stock 7700's, that's the simplest way of seeing if you have a problem with your case/cooler or not.
 
Am i missing something, OP comew here asking for advice, everyone gives same advice, OP tells evryone they are wrong? Bizzare. 9000 series will work fine
 
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