Gigabyte latest BIOS can touch FCLK now. Stable.

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Looking to grab a new ITX board.

Anyone knows which B550/X570 supports voltage control for 3-pin fans controlled by GPU temps? Out of the game for new mobo advancements.

When you get errors. At least provide full system spec...

Update to latest BIOS as well.

Is the current BIOS using AGESA 1.1.0.0? You supposed to have it for 5000 series CPU.

Go stock XMP and see if you still get those error or not.

Shared here from another forum. This guy having random boots with a 5650x on a Msi x570 Unify.
Presumably he RMAed the cpu and his response below:

I'm talked to guy from warranty department. He said if what I'm describing will be confirmed during their testing, CPU will be replaced. Also he was not surprised at all and said it's very high percent of defective Ryzen CPUs, up to 10%. Tommorow I'm giving them my CPU for testing.

Did u oc the ram ? Go lower at 3200 and see if problem persist.

Wanna bet that issue is gone if you drop fclk? 😉

If you're lucky disabling c-states will do.

Oh n share your memory oc results with some stability tests.

5600x should be good enough for normal gaming but if you do other than gaming.. i.e encoding etc.. go for 5900x

With default setting (and auto OC) 5600x can get to 4.85Mhz @ 1.425V

With the new agesa coming out soon.. i bet it can reach this clock at much lower voltage

i only use this for gaming & office work..

While gaming max temp is 80C ... on 360 rad AIO ( with Arctic F12 fans)..

Average in game is 75C..

But in idle my temp would be 50C



Fan intake is set to 68% PWM.. i cant stand noise higher than this

Gigabyte seems to fit the nicest in the spec/budget and not expensive/overkill like the MSI and most importantly.... it’s not an asus

Why not just remove that block of metal haha but yeah that front usbC header may come useful for some people.

willing to sell cheap?

aisehh that will take weeks ... owell. anyways high idle voltage is a windows power plan issue along with chipset drivers. Dont wanna rip you off. Welcome to da amd experience.

Your first time with ryzen? It’s completely normal for high idle temps due to its eagerness to boost up. Thus it’s usually powerplan settings and background softwares that triggers it.... especially RGB and monitoring tools. 
MSI components a lil overkill haha.... dont think it’s worth paying close to RM300 more... and seems like it has the weakest bios of the top3. Asus B550i have very stable memory OC .. better to even their atx x570 but the cpu boosts iinm loses out abit to the gaygaybird. However for those who plays 3D benchmark, asus is the best choice.

msi bios can be a bit janky out of the box as im personally also using MSI. But they do tend to be easier for average users with alot of presets for overclocking although if left on auto, some values can be abit too much. However i tweak my RAM settings manually and i dont overclock the cpu so they generally makes no difference to me.

like what that other guy say.. it’s your problem not amd’s problem amd is the best.

If your fan is ramping up and down due to over sensitive boosts, throw your wraith stealth, throw you 360 aio.. get a 480 rad custom loop to solve it.

Set "CPU Vcore" to "Normal" and "Dynamic Vcore(DVID)" is available for modification.
Put -0.100000v at "Dynamic Vcore(DVID)", correct?
Bootable and running fine.
Eco mode 65W activated

So, both eco mode and -0.1v are in use and the result is......no difference in idle temp, still 53'C. On full load, temp maxed at 88-90'C compared to 99'C

HWmonitor reports CPU VCORE at min 0.900v and max 1.356v.
EDIT: CPU VDD min 0.881v and max 1.375v

Speaking of which, I attempted to OC my 4 DIMMs of RAM.

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Did I mess up? Cause FSB:DRAM isn't 1:1, but 3:60 as indicated in the screenshot.