QUOTE(EBBattlefield @ Jun 14 2021, 08:25 AM)
can do benchmark and share here?
cinebench etc. with temperature.
I have a feeling that the 5800X is the bad bin while the 5700 is the good bin in this case

more or less same clock speed, lower TDP even though it comes with IGP, 100USD cheaper (or rather what the 5800X should have costed

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Different chips entirely, so can't even call them separate bins.
5700G is the top bin for APUs with onboard graphics and SoC all in one die.
5800X is a pure 8-core chiplet with more L3 cache, but no graphics and SoC on the same die. These are probably less than ideal bins too - 8 working cores and can hit high clockspeeds but can't meet 5950X power targets reliably seems most likely. So it ends up being a power hog for a single CCD.
QUOTE(thankyou @ Jun 14 2021, 04:24 PM)
Okay, will run Cinebench tonight with everything stock. Will feedback the score and temp. Anything you would like to know feel free to ask... Will answer if it's within my knowledge...
The board seems to be HP branded B550... It's pretty much locked down... You can do RAM OC via OMEN software (I'll share screenshot later).... and I read on reddit, anther possibility through Ryzen master? I'm not sure haven't downloaded...
BIOS also seems pretty much locked down... I will share CPU-Z screenshot later...
There's also no way to use "non-HP" branded RAM or else, it will run at default clock speed @ 2400MHz. Wanted to upgrade RAM to 32GB... so I guess I'll have to either find the HP part or forget about the upgrade...
Please find a snapshot of the motherboard and RAM.
Not gonna lie this looks like an awful case. I can't see any airflow going inside it from anywhere. Also interestingly enough, HP Malaysia's website says this desktop should be specced with a 5800X not 5700G?
I wonder if that GPU uses the same board layout as the 3070 FE though...
This post has been edited by yimingwuzere: Jun 15 2021, 01:31 PM