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Poll: Ryzen 7950X3D, 7900X3D, 7800X3D

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Addicted said:
Might be down to what he has installed/running, but mine are similarly low on an aircooler (don't think the cooler is the bit making the difference more likely cpu usage tbh).

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To be fair that's also not the values most people use (or what the CPU uses to know when to throttle). The value usually used is the Tdie value(I assume that might be package in your image?) to cite what their CPU is running at. So that might be where some confusion is coming from?

My 7950X3D cores runs at around 35-40C during light use, while the overall temperature is a tad over 50. That's with a very lax curve on my NH-D15 at lower temperatures so I don't hear it much and a case with not the best airflow in the world (Fractal Design R6).

Ambient temperature, case, cooler, and even just background programs on the OS can all effect temperatures so there can be a lot of factors really.

I'm just happy its running cooler than my 3900XT. That thing would randomly spike temperatures up to 60-70C for a few mins even when totally idle with the screen off. I guess they've finally figured out the boosting, lol.
 
01001101 said:
Error code 1 @ 1.125v 7m12

Do I try to work up to 1.150v in increments of 5. So try 1.130v and keep going until I find stability, but don't go higher than 1.150v?
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Nah, try 1.150mv that is the default anyway but I was able to lower mine. If it doesn't work then try to re-enable geardown mode.

If that does not work either I'm out of ideas. These timings etc have worked for everyone else but you so far. Probably best to just go back to EXPO II profile. :p
 
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Addicted said:
Might be down to what he has installed/running, but mine are similarly low on an aircooler (don't think the cooler is the bit making the difference more likely cpu usage tbh).

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Thanks! You have the lowest temps I’ve seen anyone report. Anyway, you’ve sent my mind at rest. I was beginning to think something was wrong.
 
LtMatt said:
Nah, try 1.150mv that is the default anyway but I was able to lower mine. If it doesn't work then try to re-enable geardown mode.

If that does not work either I'm out of ideas. These timings etc have worked for everyone else but you so far. Probably best to just go back to EXPO II profile. :p
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I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it?

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It was set to EXPO II not manual?
 
01001101 said:
I'm not sure if this has anything to do with it?

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It was set to EXPO II not manual?
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Nah that just applies some pre-defined settings by the board we changed some of those. If you want to go back restore bios default settings, save and exit then enter bios load EXPO II and save and exit and you'll be back to where you were originally.
 
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Nah that just applies some pre-defined settings by the board we changed some of those. If you want to go back restore bios default settings, save and exit then enter bios load EXPO II and save and exit and you'll be back to where you were originally.
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I'll try what you suggested first, then if all else fails I'll go back to default and load the EXPO II profile.

Thanks Matt.
 
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Community Notice - ASUS AM5 motherboard owners

An important update for Ryzen7000X3D processor owners
Several AMD Ryzen 7000X3D owners have reported CPU and motherboard failures. We acknowledge the incidents/issues and have been communicating with AMD to analyze the possible causes. We have also contacted affected users to provide support and collect additional information.
Ryzen 7000X3D processors do not allow for CPU ratio or CPU core voltage tuning (CPU overclocking) but do allow for performance tuning and DRAM overclocking via PBO2 and EXPO memory. To support EXPO and/or memory overclocking at DDR5-6000 and beyond, SoC voltage has to be sufficiently increased to ensure compatibility and stability. The amount of voltage required varies between CPU samples. Some processors are more sensitive to overvoltage than others, and some are capable at running higher memory frequencies without needing as much voltage.
As confirmed with AMD, any intentional manipulation of these settings can damage the processor, socket, and motherboard. To mitigate this, we have been working with AMD to define new rules for EXPO memory and SoC voltage. To help protect the CPU and motherboard, we are issuing new EFI updates to limit the maximum available SoC voltage to 1.3V.
We recommend updating your motherboard UEFI BIOS to the latest release. Please also ensure the CPU is cooled adequately. Our recommendation is to use at least a 240mm AIO liquid cooler or high-performance air cooler.
If you have been affected, please do not hesitate to contact ASUS support for your region.

Any additional updates will be noted and updated in this post.

FAQ -

1. When are the new UEFI releases going to be released. Our expectation is to have the UEFI BIOS updates posted and available through the service and support website within the next 24 hours.
 
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delta0 said:
I don’t have any issues but have turned off EXPO until we get a new update.
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What board do you have dude? ASUS released 1409 BIOS on Friday for the Tuf Gaming X670E Plus, last week just as the reports of burn outs were happening. Not sure if other ASUS motherboards also got a new bios I haven't really checked.

Yeah.. I've been running EXPO this whole time. :rolleyes:

Trouble is I can't get the manual timings to work either without giving me an error when running RAM Test.
 
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01001101 said:
What board do you have dude? ASUS released 1409 BIOS on Friday for the Tuf Gaming X670E Plus, last week just as the reports of burn outs were happening. Not sure if other ASUS motherboards also got a new bios I haven't really checked.

Yeah.. I've been running EXPO this whole time. :rolleyes:

Trouble is I can't get the manual timings to work either without giving me an error when running RAM Test.
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X670e-f gaming wifi. Odd yours starts with at 14. I thought that was the B650 boards. The latest for mine is 1202. It’s just a precaution for me as it seems they have done a quick fix but may not yet fully understand the problem, or at least released an updated that fully addresses it.
 
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