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Ryzen 3900X thread

wazza300 said:
Thats better,you might be able to lower trfc aswell now,andmaybe try 22 timings just keep.lowering a bit at a time till you reach minimum stable ect
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Thanks, I'll have to look at that. Sooner or later I will.

I tried dropping the memory down to 3200 just to see what effect that has on the latency (24 to 22).

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Happy New Year all. :)
 
Install the gigabyte App Store and the install fast boot app. That gives you control of the boot options (so you can change to normal/fast/ultra fast inside windows) and gives you an option to boot to bios while leaving the boot speed setting alone.

You will never get into bios from ultra fast as your usb doesn’t get checked, so keyboard no worky.

Clearing your cmos to get into BIOS is a little... nuclear.
 
Zeeflyboy said:
Install the gigabyte App Store and the install fast boot app. That gives you control of the boot options (so you can change to normal/fast/ultra fast inside windows) and gives you an option to boot to bios while leaving the boot speed setting alone.

You will never get into bios from ultra fast as your usb doesn’t get checked, so keyboard no worky.

Clearing your cmos to get into BIOS is a little... nuclear.
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Cheers. It wasn't until I read your post that I remembered that I already had the Gigabyte software installed. Much more convenient. :)

Thankfully, clearing CMOS on this board isn't so much of a pain since it has a features which simplifies that process anyway.
 
Which setting in bios to adjust CPU voltage offset?

is it Dynamic Vcore (DVID)

or Dynamic VCore SOC (DVID)

3900x on a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Pro.

Thanks.
 
I have a 3900x coming tomorrow. Going to use the 1usmus profile/settings and the dram calc to configure my RAM. Is there any other things/tips I should be doing? Not interested in overclocking the cpu at all (done enough of that with intel heh).
 
dirtybeatfreak said:
Gigabyte Aorus Elite X570

Other new bits to go with it are :
- already have a 2080
- Team Group 8Pack Edition 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 PC4-28800C16 3600MHz Dual Channel Kit - Black
- Corsair Hydro Series H150i PRO RGB Performance Liquid Cooler - 360mm

and a lian li dynamic but that's irrelevant hehe
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Thanks bud.

I'm still undecided on board. Almost tempted to go for the tomahawk. Or either the elite or ultra.
 
I finally got around to applying most of the 1usmus dram calculator settings. Upon restart I was greeted with a black screen so I'll have to take another look.

These are the settings for my memory according to the calculator. The green boxes, I had no issues with the settings when entering them.

With the smaller red box on the right, although probably a minor thing, I noticed that I'm only allowed to add/decrease voltage in increments of 10 (e.g. 1.360 or 1.370 but not 1.365v).

The large red box with circles in denotes that I couldn't find tCL in the bios and tRFC (alt) indicates that there were two additional options in the bios, so I just left them as they were. All I did was change the one above (tRFC).

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Space Monkey said:
@arc@css

I've noticed that when you import your RAM's data from thaiphoon burner the settings that the DRAM calculator gives you is different, maybe worth trying?
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Hey, thanks for the reply. :)

Do you mean use the thaiphoon settings as opposed to the ones by 1usmus?

Btw, I can't remember if PBO should be enabled? Mine's on auto at the mo.

^^ ... or global C-state control?
 
arc@css said:
Hey, thanks for the reply. :)

Do you mean use the thaiphoon settings as opposed to the ones by 1usmus?

Btw, I can't remember if PBO should be enabled? Mine's on auto at the mo.

^^ ... or global C-state control?
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You use Taiphoon Burner to read your RAM's data, then you export it to an HTML file iirc and then import that into the DRAM calculator, it gives a much more precise reading of what you should be using rather than guessing so to speak, I'll see if I can get the steps needed in a moment :)
 
This is what I used:

PSA: Use Thaiphoon to export/import your XMP profile into DRAM Calculator rather than clicking R-XMP button.

Open Thaiphoon, click Report button.

Scroll all the way to the bottom.

Click 'Show delays in nanoseconds'

Export, Complete HTML Report, Save.

Click Import XMP button in DRAM Calc.

Navigate to your saved HTML Report.
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@arc@css

You need yo check the advanced tab to find what RAM quality you have.
  1. Import profile from Taiphoon Burner
  2. Click the Calculate FAST button
  3. Click on advanced tab
  4. At the bottom left you will see your RAM quality.
If it is less than 90% you need to go back to the main page and select V2 for Profile Version (3rd option down on left column). That will calculate looser timings based on the lower quality RAM. If it still doesn't work calculate the SAFE settings and use them.
 
arc@css said:
Thanks, I'll take a look later today. Appreciate the help. :)
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Also with applying loads of RAM settings, you may have to reboot manually as some settings need to be loaded before others. Mine hangs and I have to cycle the power button (once presented with a black screen) and then it will load and change other settings. So black screen may just require you to cycle the power and the BIOS learning/setting on the MOBO. SO if presented with a black screen maybe cycle the power first. Good luck.
 
Hi guys just got mine yesterday and it's a seems a little toasty

3900x
X570 gigabyte elite
5700xt
32gb 3200 c16

Idel 40-50
Gaming 60-75
Max load on all cores 81-85

I have a dark rock 4 cpu cooler

Not updated the bios yet and I only install gpu driver window 10 installed everything else is that normal ? Or should i get them from there website ?

Bios is f4
Are my temps bad ?

Thanks guys
 
Received the bits today and have installed them and done a fresh install. I have downloaded and enabled the 1usmus profile and did the suggested changes in BIOS but should I be on the universal or balanced plan? I'm finding that the fans seem to constantly change speed, it's quite annoying!

edit: 3900x, gigabyte aorus elite (updated to latest bios)

Am sure I'll have more questions soon too heh :p
 
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