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Thanks for the advice. I have the latest bios installed and I'll disable enhanced boost, although it was nice seeing all the cores boost to 5050mhz and hit 18600 points on CB23.Stop overclocking your CPU, it might help. Update to latest BIOS, then just enable EXPO save and exit. That might help. No need to enhance boost.
I'm not sure exactly what that does, but best to just make sure things work before you start tweaking BIOS options that probably push things past stock settings.
It's MSI's way of using PBO to enable a slight overclock. There are 3 levels of using this enhanced boost mode and I was at the lowest level 1.
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Yeah, updated, looks like they are realising a bigger scope
Thanks for telling us this now!
I just built my first PC this week. I absolutely love my new rig. I have a 7800X3D and a Gigabyte B650 Aourus Elite AX motherboard. I would like to undervolt my CPU but all the guides I have read or watched seem to say slightly different things. Can anyone with a Gigabyte motherboard possibly recommend some settings? It would be much anppreciated. My inexperience is such that BIOS still makes my palms sweat.
They used to overvolt ram voltage at one point as well, going back many years mind.
It's "funny" how two people can watch the same video and yet only remember bits that suit them. Steve does clearly say that this platform is a complete mess, siting the other platform bugs found after closer examination. Asus does come under prominent criticism but not to the exclusion of others, including AMD.
It's "funny" how two people can watch the same video and yet only remember bits that suit them. Steve does clearly say that this platform is a complete mess, siting the other platform bugs found after closer examination. Asus does come under prominent criticism but not to the exclusion of others, including AMD.
Because he has said that the usual detractors may pipe up with their "tech jesus" jibes etc in order to minimise those particular comments.
I remember one "jiggardly" individual recently saying that the problem with Z690 was that it wasn't AM5; not so sagacious now.
If you were me then you wouldn't be making clearly unwise statements in the first place! ("The biggest drawback [of Z690] is not being AM5") It was a bit of silly thing to say at the time and in light of current events it turns out it was a lot of a silly thing to say.
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