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Originally posted by buttflower
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I have x570 Elite with 5950x. I have used most of beta and final BIOS from F30 to F35. From F33 to F35, i am not sure if there was much of difference in RAM/CO (for me). but i am not any heavy over clocker. i am for stability. -
Back in the day with binned CPUs you could buy a cheaper tier and clock it to match the top one - but these days extra money buys you cores and given the CPU load in-game is moderate the CPU impact and RAM timings impact if youve already set XMP arent worth the effort and stability risk - only the GPU choice and game settings make a real difference. Reducing power and noise is more valuable these days so undervolting is where effort does makes sense. Deltas of a few percent look even less useful as we're back to 20% + improvements in CPU generations.Comment
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Any news on 1.2.0.3 Series C?Comment
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Should not have complained about GB being slow. Freaking Asus and MSI have just released non beta bios 1.2.0.3b lolComment
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Correct but those of us stuck with the TRX40 Aorus Master Rev 1.1 have seen one bios update FBi (2021/04/12) since motherboard initial release 2020/07/20. We actually have something to complain about!Originally posted by plee82 View Post
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Gigabyte b550 pro ax
??????On the latest bio f13 for 2 weeks now
Still get whea incorrectable error
Whea error only happens on when power option is on either high performance or balance
When I have power on saving mode the pc seem stable.
Which hardware is at fault?Comment
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Is that a cpu issue? What vsoc setting do you recommendComment
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My MSI board had the 1.2.0.3b final BIOS around the same time as my GB board.Originally posted by plee82 View Post
MSI: 2021-07-09
GB: 2021-07-13Comment
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Ive not seen WHEA with F12 or F13. Ive had XMP from the start but no overclocking (not so useful on modern CPUs and GPUs) and no CPU undervolting or other tweaks. I did have ECO mode enabled with F12 to cap multi-core power on the 5800x but so far F13 seems better behaved with light Windows use and I've not yet re-enabled ECO. The BIOS boot time also seems reduced with F13.Comment
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I recently updated from F31o to F34 on my x570 Master 1.2 and I observe lower boost clocks on my 5900x - everything on Auto / Stock.
Every core clocks about 50 MHz lower than before.
Did someone observe similar behaviour?Comment
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You're absolutely correct. I posted a week ago about the big drop in processor performance from x570 Master Bios releases after F31:Originally posted by Wechhe View Post
'Seeing a massive performance drop in Passmark Performance Test since I installed the F33 and later the F34 bios on my 3900x/X570 Master Rev 1.0. With the older F31 my Passmark 3900X Score was:Processor: 34507 Single Thread: 2872 but with the F33 it dropped to 33261/2849 and then with the latest F34 bios it is now Processor 34099 and the Single Thread remains at 2849. Bottom line: The AMD AGESA ComboV2 1.1.0.0 D in bios F31 kept my 3900X running like a rocket but the F33/AMD AGESA ComboV2 1.2.0.2 and F34/AMD AGESA ComboV2 1.2.0.3B have really improved Boot times and Fan Speed curves but my 3900X performance took a hit.'Comment
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