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**THE OFFICIAL AMD CHIPSET DRIVERS THREAD**

AMD Ryzen™ Chipset Driver Release Notes 4.08.09.2337​


Release Highlights​

  • Window 11 22H2 OS support added

Known Issues​

  • Sometimes custom install fails to upgrade to latest drivers.
  • Text alignment issues may be seen on Russian language.
  • Manual system restart required on Non-English OS after the installation is complete.
  • Windows® Installer pop-up message may appear during the installation.
  • Uninstall summary log may incorrectly show uninstall status as fail on non-English OS.
 
MyBrainz said:

AMD Ryzen™ Chipset Driver Release Notes 4.08.09.2337​


Release Highlights​

  • Window 11 22H2 OS support added

Known Issues​

  • Sometimes custom install fails to upgrade to latest drivers.
  • Text alignment issues may be seen on Russian language.
  • Manual system restart required on Non-English OS after the installation is complete.
  • Windows® Installer pop-up message may appear during the installation.
  • Uninstall summary log may incorrectly show uninstall status as fail on non-English OS.
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Twanks :)
 
People are seeing slightly higher boosts clocks. Occasionally my 5800X3D boosts to 4550 MHz single core now, pretty sure I've only seen 4450 MHz before.
 
Posting in here as don't want to start a new thread.

I've noticed something weird and theorise it could be related to the power plan.

Let me lay out the time line of events.

On my x370 board with a 3700x I updated the bios to the latest AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.6b when Asus released it. I was on Windows 11 H1 at the time.

I started getting weird shutdown issues. Where either after pressing shutdown in windows it would either not shut down and just stay turned on with a blank screen or the pc would reboot!

I informed Asus about this thinking it was something related to the latest bios as that's when it started happening but heard no response.

I also had a theory it could be related to the usb as the issue would usually happen if I turned the pc on for a few mins to plug in a usb transfer some files and then shutdown.

They eventually released a new bios based on the AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.7.

Fortunately all the issues went away.

Fast forward to the release of Win 11 H2 and the issues came back again.

So now I thought it must be related to something to do with windows.

I googled around and a lot of suggestions to disable in the bios fast startup. Alas this did not help at all.

All this time I have been using the Ryzen Balanced Power plan as it is the one we should be using if we have a 3000 series chip.

I have since switched the power plan the windows balanced one and so far haven't had any issues shutting down the pc.

Still too early to tell if the power plan was the issue but so far so good over the last few days.
 
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opethdisciple said:
Posting in here as don't want to start a new thread.

I've noticed something weird and theorise it could be related to the power plan.

Let me lay out the time line of events.

On my x370 board with a 3700x I updated the bios to the latest AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.6b when Asus released it. I was on Windows 11 H1 at the time.

I started getting weird shutdown issues. Where either after pressing shutdown in windows it would either not shut down and just stay turned on with a blank screen or the pc would reboot!

I informed Asus about this thinking it was something related to the latest bios as that's when it started happening but heard no response.

I also had a theory it could be related to the usb as the issue would usually happen if I turned the pc on for a few mins to plug in a usb transfer some files and then shutdown.

They eventually released a new bios based on the AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.7.

Fortunately all the issues went away.

Fast forward to the release of Win 11 H2 and the issues came back again.

So now I thought it must be related to something to do with windows.

I googled around and a lot of suggestions to disable in the bios fast startup. Alas this did not help at all.

All this time I have been using the Ryzen Balanced Power plan as it is the one we should be using if we have a 3000 series chip.

I have since switched the power plan the windows balanced one and so far haven't had any issues shutting down the pc.

Still too early to tell if the power plan was the issue but so far so good over the last few days.
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You haven't needed to use the Ryzen power plans for several years now.
 
Glanza said:
You haven't needed to use the Ryzen power plans for several years now.
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Last time I checked you still did with Zen 2 for best performance (not with Zen 1 or Zen 3).

On my 3900X with a Gigabyte X570 Master I have no issues using the Ryzen Balanced power plan with the latest chipset drivers.
 
opethdisciple said:
I thought that was for Ryzen 5000. Anything else I thought needed to use the Ryzen Power plans. For example when you install the driver with a 5000 series CPU it doesn't install the power plans but on my 3700x it does.
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This is correct (although Zen 1 also now doesn't need the Ryzen power plan) and I have no issues on my 3900X with the Ryzen power plans.
 
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AMD Ryzen™ Chipset Driver Release Notes 4.09.23.507​



Release Highlights​

  • SHA256 certified driver support added
  • AM5 program support added

Known Issues​

  • Sometimes custom install fails to upgrade to latest drivers.
  • Text alignment issues may be seen on Russian language.
  • Manual system restart required on Non-English OS after the installation is complete.
  • Uninstall summary log may incorrectly show uninstall status as fail on non-English OS.
 

Release Highlights​


  • Bug fixes on few drivers

Known Issues​


  • Sometimes custom install fails to upgrade to latest drivers.
  • Text alignment issues may be seen on Russian language.
  • Manual system restart required on Non-English OS after the installation is complete.
  • Uninstall summary log may incorrectly show uninstall status as fail on non-English OS.

Driver Name​

Windows
10​

Windows
11​

Change Details​


AMD Ryzen Power Plan / AMD Processor Power Management Support
8.0.0.13
8.0.0.13
No change

AMD PCI Device Driver
1.0.0.90
1.0.0.90
Bug fixes

AMD I2C Driver
1.2.0.119
1.2.0.119No change

AMD UART Driver
1.2.0.114
1.2.0.114No change

AMD GPIO2 Driver
2.2.0.130
2.2.0.130No change

PT GPIO Driver
3.0.0.0
3.0.0.0No change

AMD PSP Driver
5.22.0.0
5.22.0.0Fixed BSOD 7E while installing the PSP driver
New program support added

AMD IOV Driver
1.2.0.52
Not ApplicableNo change

AMD SMBUS Driver
5.12.0.38
5.12.0.38No change

AMD AS4 ACPI Driver
1.2.0.46
Not ApplicableNo change

AMD SFH I2C Driver
1.0.0.86
1.0.0.86No change

AMD USB Filter Driver
2.1.11.304
Not ApplicableNo change

AMD SFH Driver
1.0.0.332
1.0.0.332
Added support for custom ACS sensor
Report invalid data when sensor is blocked

AMD CIR Driver
3.2.4.135
Not ApplicableNo change

AMD MicroPEP Driver
1.0.39.0
1.0.39.0
Updated .inf file to remove redundant information
Fixed BSOD 0x1CA and 0xA0 seen on Windows® 11 22H2

AMD Wireless Button Driver
1.0.0.2
1.0.0.2
No change

AMD PMF-6000 Series Driver
22.0.3.0
22.0.3.0
No change

AMD PPM Provisioning File Driver
8.0.0.15
8.0.0.15
New program support added

AMD USB4 CM Driver
1.0.0.23
Not Applicable
Bug fix for S0i3 cases
Fix for DP light up with reboot cycles
Fixed BSOD 0x139

AMD AMS Mailbox Driver
1.0.0.495
1.0.0.495
No change

AMD S0i3 Filter Driver
1.0.0.16
1.0.0.16
Fix for BSOD during S4 when AMD USB4 CM is involved

Another minor bump released. Few bug fixes,

 
Notes finally up.

Release Highlights​


  • New program support and some new drivers added.
  • Bug fixes.

Known Issues​


  • Some driver names may appear in English on a non-English OS.
  • Uninstall summary log may incorrectly show the uninstall status as failed.
  • When the region format is set to Bulgaria, the chipset installer upgrade may fail. To avoid this situation, please uninstall the existing driver and install the latest driver package.
  • AMD PSP Driver may not install on AMD Ryzen™ 2000 series processors.
 
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