Anyone got a good guide on setting up Ryzen 5000 series on X570 board? - undervolt with PBO2 enabled

If possible MSI board with 5600x

dont undervolt.
unstable. I did it at first with my 5800x, PC sometimes need to start multiple times like car running on fuel too lean

just set temperature limit with PBO on.

Just curious, anyone wanna to downgrade 5900 to 5800? Looking for 5900 swap

Actually just looking for reduce power consumption without impacting performance... Not looking to get 4.9/5.0 GHz...

Right now temp not a problem.. but as you said.. it's not stable when undervilt.. looking for a complete guide if any to see if I'm doing it correctly

can try actually.

apparently lots of people running their 5800X on 1.35V.
I was able to run at 1.35V, but starting pc will have hiccup 40% of the time.
either my home power supply is iffy or motherboard issue.

but if you really dont wanna bother, use ECO mode and limit the CPU down to 65W.
That was my first attempt to cool the beast, but it meant it didnt turbo often enough to my liking
like i bought EVO X, but drove it like Inspira

or, you could just disable PBO.
on my system, no PBO meant that the chip never really turbos and reach 80C, practically 95watt CPU based on power draw recorded in HWmonitor.

For those who doesn't know. Win11 chipset drivers is available

https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/x570

Whoever bought Ryzen CPU last year and redeemed game code for Far Cry 6 now you can activate the code.



This post has been edited by llk: Oct 6 2021, 07:25 PM

i boughted, but didnt knowed it
should i redeeming it?

Oof Win 11 perf with Zen 2/3 is very noticeably bad. Most issues stem from workload not being properly spread to multiple cores, there are instances where even if a single core is already running at above 90% process, the OS will still send more work to that core despite others being idle. MS said they were going to make W11 a true multi-core focused OS, but so far it's doing a poorer job than Win10 and even Win8 lol.

Lucky I'm not migrating to Win 11 full time.

To be honest user anticipating Win10 -> Win11 is only mainly on UI overhaul and unchanged/slightly improve multicore efficiency, not expecting they fix something that are not broken. Poor Microsoft. I sceptical whether this win11 is same as Vista and 8 which can be skipped totally.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 7 2021, 01:20 PM

dont have to go that far.

older items like printers released in 2015 already bugged by Windows 10.
I have a HP 4700 printer.
It was fine when using windows 7 and 10 (early on).
Then Windows 10 "updated" the drivers for me, somehow deleting the function to print colour
had to download the oldest version of the driver I could find online and reinstall to get the feature back.
give it some time and Windows 10 will overwrite the proper drivers with the "updated" ones again

No. The feature I like most about W11 on launch is auto HDR and the proper usage of WCG. That works as expected and it's a good feature.

I think W11 has the potential of being a good OS though.


I'm talking about performance regression, not driver issues. So far everything hardware wise in terms of driver has worked on W11 like it did on W10.

this might be the reason my game perf so bad ..

i thought because i enabled reBAR.. likely its because Win11

any1 selling far cry 6 redeem code? pm, thanks!

Experimented a bit more over the weekend, the OS is not being allocating processes to free cores even on something as simple as Excel crunching and code compiling on Python. This is happening on both my 3900x and 5900x machines, very repeatable issue also.

Found another big bug too - HAGS (hardware accelerated GPU scheduling) will peg the GPU at 100% load if using gamestream with Nvidia devices like the Shield. If using Plex/Kodi to watch movies, same issue could happen to 4k movies with HDR tonemapping enabled. Very stupid bug.

Conclusion = Win11 can eat a dick for now.

First Windows 11 Patch Tuesday Makes Ryzen L3 Cache Latency Worse, AMD Puts Out Fix Dates

https://www.techpowerup.com/287786/first-wi...s-out-fix-dates

Hi, need some advice. I'm planning to upgrade my PC to AMD Ryzen 5600 series. I'm not sure if I should be getting the G version or X version.

The reason is that I'm not planning to get a new graphics card yet due to the prices are too high right now. I have an old AMD R9 270 Graphics card that is still working well.

Wondering would an R9 270 Graphics card still be worth pairing with 5600x or should I just get 5600g without the graphics card? Which one gives better graphics performance?

270x is definitely faster than integrated vega graphics.

I am using a R9 290 with 5800X.

I would get the 5600G if it is priced similarly to 5600X just because it has intergrated graphics that I could use as a backup years down the line once the GPU dies.

If you are confident with the 270X longevity, then just get thee 5600X since it would be 10% faster

how to get the redeem code?
thanks

Last year promotion, until December 31st 2020, anyone who buys selected ryzen 3000 & 5000 cpu eligible to claim the game code.