The AMD Ryzen All In One Thread /Overclocking/Memory Speeds & Timings/Tweaking/Cooling Part 2

I wonder if I can get any better timings out of my 32GB 3600Cl18. Its a cheap OLOY 2x16GB single rank kit sadly.

 

Have you tried Dram calculator for Ryzen?

 

AMD rumored to launch Ryzen 5 5500/5600 and Ryzen 7 5700X this month

 

I dont see the reason they would do that. Reducing the current 5600x/5800x price makes more sense. Zen4 is rumored to come earlier that expected.

 

Truth be told, this is what AMD should have done a year ago. There was a big gap between SKUs.
Doing it now is a response to Alder lake, which also has a lot of SKUs. some very similar, like the 12500 and 12400.

 

So true. They never intented to release anything at 200-220$ range and we never got a 5600 non x ofc we know why...

Amd4 is on its last breath tho now is the worst time.

 

It's a bit unspecific but it appears as if x370 boards from Asus will get 5000 series support next week:
https://www.asus.com/News/qccufpijbaobykxo/

 

Now i need to wait for Hero VI BIOS and order my new 5950XT
2000IF at CL16 ...

above 4G decoding is here....

 

i learned I explored and i applied!!!

thanks alot!

 

AMD Zen4 cores get 1MB of L2 cache

AMD’s next-gen data center processors have a doubled size of L2 cache.

A fresh leak from Geekbench shows that an unreleased AMD processor with an OPN core of 100-000000479-13 has recently been tested on a validation board called “Quartz”.
This OPN code is associated with the AMD EPYC Genoa series, an engineering sample based on A0 silicon to be more specific.

It is a 32-core and 64-thread CPU with a base clock of 1.2 GHz. Given the early state of this sample, this clock will undoubted be higher on a production unit.





AMD EPYC Genoa Zen4 32-core Engineering Sample, Source: Geekbench



The Genoa EPYC CPU has 1 MB of L2 cache. This is twice as much as Naples, Rome or Milan. The L3 cache has not changed since Milan and is kept at 32 MB per chiplet (this sample has CCX, each with 8 cores).
However, because Genoa will be offered up to 96 cores, the maximum size of L3 cache will still be higher than its predecessors (with an exception to Milan-X with 3D V-Cache).

This particular sample has been confirmed to be part of Zen4 Genoa series by ExecutableFix in January this year.
According to the leaker, there is also a 96-core sample being tested, however we have thus far not seen it on Geekbench.

-> https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-zen4-epyc-genoa-features-1mb-of-l2-cache-per-core

 

Version 8503 Beta Version
2022/03/28
10.74 MBytes

CROSSHAIR VI HERO BIOS 8503
"1. Update AMD AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.6b.

-> https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/BIOS/CROSSHAIR-VI-HERO-ASUS-8503.ZIP

 

Ya same is up for the VII also ....

 

last month I bought tpm chip for my b350 and I havent had a single system stutter sense then. and I always had the random stutter even with windows 10.

 

I did it. I went ahead and went with a 5700X. I'll post some benches with my 3700X vs the 5700X with my 3090.

 

Look

-> https://hothardware.com/reviews/amd-ryzen-7-5700x-and-ryzen-5-4500-5500-5600-benchmarks?page=4

 

Not really uplift you'd want especially if you play higher resolution than 1080p and since you have 3090 i assume you do.

 

most of my current games run sub 100FPS at 1440P so I figure I'll see 5-10 FPS but the more important thing is that I get to have a very specific issue fixed that's been driving me nuts since the 3700X launched. There is a "bug" in my 3700X that won't let me install windows 98 on a virtual machine(I'm quite a retro gamer) so that reason alone is the main reason I'm upgrading.