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The benchmarks don't seem to show much difference overall? Only quickly watched via mobile without sound though.
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The benchmarks don't seem to show much difference overall? Only quickly watched via mobile without sound though.
For those interested, Ryzen 1700 @3.8ghz on Asus PRIME B350M-A , 2666mhz DDR4 CPU-z benchmarks:
American Megatrends Inc. 0502 (02/24/2017) http://valid.x86.fr/ye5ctu
Single thread: 2214
Multi: 19595
American Megatrends Inc. 0514 (03/30/2017) http://valid.x86.fr/r7pai9
Single thread: 2223 (+0.41%)
Multi: 19908 (+1.6%)
The volts are down though from 1.2 to 1.14 & it seems fine.
Apart from Windows updates, whatever they were, the bios is the only change.
American Megatrends Inc. 0502 (02/24/2017) http://valid.x86.fr/ye5ctu
Single thread: 2214
Multi: 19595
American Megatrends Inc. 0514 (03/30/2017) http://valid.x86.fr/r7pai9
Single thread: 2223 (+0.41%)
Multi: 19908 (+1.6%)
The volts are down though from 1.2 to 1.14 & it seems fine.
Apart from Windows updates, whatever they were, the bios is the only change.
Soldato
There was very little change in most games, but appeared to be a big performance increase in a few (like Rise of the Tomb Raider for example).
Here's my data;] (not sure if it's big enough to see the numbers). Maximum voltage is only when windows loads, max during prime is like current on the screenshot.
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My view on temps I've marked on image 
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Woohoo!
64gb HyperX hitting an hour and half aida64 memory test and still going!
Don't think I can run it over 2400mhz, but hoping that will improve over time.
Couldn't run 32gb over 2666, so would rather have the 64gb at 2400.
It'll be a long old while before I ever run out of memory
64gb HyperX hitting an hour and half aida64 memory test and still going!
Don't think I can run it over 2400mhz, but hoping that will improve over time.
Couldn't run 32gb over 2666, so would rather have the 64gb at 2400.
It'll be a long old while before I ever run out of memory
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Woohoo!
64gb HyperX hitting an hour and half aida64 memory test and still going!
Don't think I can run it over 2400mhz, but hoping that will improve over time.
Couldn't run 32gb over 2666, so would rather have the 64gb at 2400.
It'll be a long old while before I ever run out of memory
Awesome news!
I ran out of memory a few times yesterday while editing my dissertation poster so I'm looking forward to my Ryzen upgrade in June which will have 32gb.
Soldato
Nice! That didn't take them long to sort that kudos to Kingston. Once they sort out 3200+ I'll be looking at 32gb. Ram prices are a bit of a joke ATM, £211 i paid for these g skill rgb 3600.....Woohoo!
64gb HyperX hitting an hour and half aida64 memory test and still going!
Don't think I can run it over 2400mhz, but hoping that will improve over time.
Couldn't run 32gb over 2666, so would rather have the 64gb at 2400.
It'll be a long old while before I ever run out of memory
Yeah, I think I will buy more Kingston products in future
I'm not sure I think I will ever get to run them at rated 3000 - but for £320, I think it was a decent price
Did another couple of hour worth of Aida, and was fine. I will finally get to put my loop back on properly tonight!
Though I did just get a blue screen not long after typing that.
Think need to do another clean install after all the mucking about I did at weekend.
Also noticed a lot of errors relating to power management in event viewer stating specifically this is down to firmware. I did upgrade from 0504 to 0511 last night.
It'll only be the third time reinstalling since getting this system
Think need to do another clean install after all the mucking about I did at weekend.
Also noticed a lot of errors relating to power management in event viewer stating specifically this is down to firmware. I did upgrade from 0504 to 0511 last night.
It'll only be the third time reinstalling since getting this system
Soldato
I feel your pain. Have you tried increasing soc voltage since you are now running 4 dimms?Though I did just get a blue screen not long after typing that.
Think need to do another clean install after all the mucking about I did at weekend.
Also noticed a lot of errors relating to power management in event viewer stating specifically this is down to firmware. I did upgrade from 0504 to 0511 last night.
It'll only be the third time reinstalling since getting this system
It's getting silly, the "to do" list when setting up a new machine these days, disable hibernation, disable system restore, disable recycle bin, move virtual memory to another drive (if applicable), etc.
Not yet.
Was just seeing how it went at stock, without fiddling.
I actually have an image I made on ahci, before all my mucking about with raid.
Will restore that first and see how it goes. Though I think I will re-flash bios again first
Soldato
Your Corsair AIO is needs turning 90 degrees..
PSA
HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64
Changes in HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64 v5.50 - Released on: Apr-4-2017:
HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64
Changes in HWiNFO32 & HWiNFO64 v5.50 - Released on: Apr-4-2017:
- Added NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti.
- Fixed reporting of AMD Ryzen memory timings if first memory controller is not active.
- Fixed occasional erratic sensor readouts on ASUS CROSSHAIR VI HERO.
- Added reporting of SMU Firmware Revision for AMD Ryzen.
- Enhanced sensor monitoring on ASUS SABERTOOTH 990FX R3.0.
- Fixed reporting of CPB status on AMD Ryzen.
- Simplified adjusting of sensor item settings via right-click context menu.
- Added board-level monitoring of CPU current and power on ASUS CROSSHAIR VI and PRIME X370.
- Enhanced sensor monitoring on GIGABYTE X370 series mainboards.
- Enhanced sensor monitoring on some ASRock X370 series mainboards.
- Added support of some later Corsair H110i coolers.
- Added reporting of AMD AGESA version.
- Added a new telemetry method to monitor Ryzen CPU+SoC voltage, current and power.
- Improved support of Intel Skylake-SP.
- Fixed monitoring of water sensor temperatures on ASUS MAXIMUS IX and CROSSHAIR VI series.
- Added AMD Radeon RX 570 and RX 580.
- Improved support of AMD ThreadRipper.
Soldato
He's saying the logo is sideways.
Wouldn't the tubing foul on the unused DIMM slot (or even the RAM)?
It could just be an optical illusion from camera angle but if the bits sticking out the bottom of the cooler were coming out of the right, then the DIMM slots start there...