MSI's X570 Tomahawk May Become Go-To OC Board??
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Anyone had issues with restricted lan port speed?
I have 1gig virgin Internet but all speed tests cap at around 210mbps.
Previous pc hit 900mbps+ with same network equipment. Only the pc is new. I've got the latest realtek drivers installed for the ethernet from the msi site.
I have 1gig virgin Internet but all speed tests cap at around 210mbps.
Previous pc hit 900mbps+ with same network equipment. Only the pc is new. I've got the latest realtek drivers installed for the ethernet from the msi site.
No problem for me .
The drivers on MSI website are outdated , the latest is the 10.049 check here :
Win10 Auto Installation Program
https://www.realtek.com/en/componen...0-1000m-gigabit-ethernet-pci-express-software
The drivers on MSI website are outdated , the latest is the 10.049 check here :
Win10 Auto Installation Program
https://www.realtek.com/en/componen...0-1000m-gigabit-ethernet-pci-express-software
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I have had a similar issue and also on VM but 350mps. Occasionally the port will revert to 100mps up and down even though it was set to auto. I got the latest drivers from realteks site and it hasn't happened in a long time now so hoping it's fixed.
When it happened only unplugging the cat cable from the mb allows it to return to normal speed because it must renegotiate speed.
Check what speed your ethernet port is currently running at.
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2 needs to be turned on as well. ReBAR requires above 4G memory to be enabled.
Running a 3900X (stock) with 32 GB GSkill Ripjaws (3600 Mhz @ XMP) on this board.
Updated to 7C84v16, ran Realbench for 15 minutes and played an hour of Warzone. No crashes, no errors.
Note: I always clear my CMOS by jumping JBAT before upgrading BIOS.
Updated to 7C84v16, ran Realbench for 15 minutes and played an hour of Warzone. No crashes, no errors.
Note: I always clear my CMOS by jumping JBAT before upgrading BIOS.
Is that necessary? As part of the bios update it wipes all the settings anyway. And to perform the update, it seems to boot into a separate little tool anyway.
I guess no harm doing it.
99.9% sure it doesn't matter, but just in case
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Had 1 of these boards and didn't have a single issue with it, ran a 5800x no problems and it's by far the best board for its price
If it wasn't for the poor RGB and RGB integrations I would have kept it, move onto an Asus Dark Hero now
If it wasn't for the poor RGB and RGB integrations I would have kept it, move onto an Asus Dark Hero now
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Am I stupid for getting this board just because it has good USB-C options (don't really care to overclock but may try it, plan to use a 5900X)? Seems so hard to get a decent AMD mobo with good amount of USB C stuff compared to intel mobo's.
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Have you dragon centre installed?
If so, make sure within it LANMANAGER is switched off, as this borks network speeds.
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That seems more like a case/wire problem than the AMD chipset bug to me.
Which BIOS are you running. I only run the fan curves off the CPU at the moment on BIOS 1.6 but can't confirm what you are seeing till I get home in a couple of days. Someone here will be able to confirm I expect.
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Front panel? If so, it's a common issue with the Evolv X. Raise it with Phanteks and they can send you out a replacement front panel board, it's easy to swap it out.
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I am not sure it does clear all settings on a BIOS update. Certainly when I updated to 1.6 it retained the RGB settings, which I am sure it wiped on some previous BIOS updates. So, who knows what else it is not clearing.
