bye bye zen 5series.

yeah i think its 5800x above.. last year promo

So I recenty got myself 4 sticks of ddr 3600 replacing 2 sticks of ddr 3200.

After installing 4 sticks speed was at 3200. I tried to manually put 3600 which made the system go haywire and it reverted back to a 2400.

I then finally used DOCP(something like XMP)to get the RAM running at the advertised speed as per spec. In the long run there wouldn't be any side effects, right? The only issue I presume I will face in the future is during bios upgrades as it will knock it back to 2400.

RAM advertise speed is from DOCP/XMP overclock. Else it only run at default DDR4 speed.

Possible issues with overclock RAM is memory error. You should run memory test to make sure no error. I usually use Testmem5.

New chipset driver for Windows 11 out.
https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/x570

Windows 11 performance fix also out on Windows Update.

This post has been edited by TristanX: Oct 22 2021, 07:56 AM

KB5006746 is the Windows 11 update to fix L3 cache latency. After update, become build 22000.282

i seem can't find the driver for 5600X.

Chipset is motherboard, not CPU.

Off topic.. lol

but all the fanboys can quickly go bid your number



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Lol…AMD fans must support support

better they keep their dough come this nov

MY no fans of camp. only white ppl stupid defending stuff they buy so cheap

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Oct 24 2021, 08:00 PM

AMD's 3D V-Cache-refreshed Ryzen chips are slated to start production in November, hints tipster


Those that planning to buy 5000 series, better wait few more months.

By right, you have to upgrade your BIOS and chipset driver. You can read thru your motherboard spec and driver available. Whether needed to upgrade BIOS first before upgrade the chipset driver. Usually, if your BIOS is too old version required by the chipset driver, it will prompt you a message and installation will fail.

Chipset is not motherboard. Chipset is a components on the motherboard to be precisely.

Basically XT variant.
Would be intersting to see vcache be implemented on 5950x.....

hai. zen ppl report report.
3d cache just going to make things worse

see intel fiasco from 8700k to 10900k cache upping.

Actually don't have high hopes for their 3D v-cache either. Zen 3 is complicated enough as is, just tacking on massive amounts of L3 isn't going to alleviate the problems it already has. This is just a stop gap for AMD so they can have something to compete with ADL (eventhough it's a futile attempt) so that they have a buffer before launching Zen 4.

Im very curious how hot will it be. Right now then zen3 is already running at max 90C all the time... now stacking a super hot L3 cache and then with a thicker die. That's playing with fire.

Not me. But I also think it's not good to trash talk competitors product just because you don't like it.

Maybe it to complement their SAM.
The main disadvantage I see with Ryzen compare to ADL is it doesn't have efficiency cores to handle background task when main cores doing intensive work.

Anyway, ADL hype train marketing have started in the media now.

trash talking intel & amd and u see only AMD

talking about flaws. not hiding or being in denial about it dude.

rkl fixed , adl improved. amd shorterm answer seems like a repeat of intel doing 9th and 10th gen which is flawed with paririty issues.

This post has been edited by cstkl1: Oct 28 2021, 10:43 AM

Probably enough to claw back the lead in some gaming benchmarks (some titles benefit a lot from memory latency and show huge benefits on Samsung B-die with low timings or specialty CPUs with high cache like Intel's Broadwell quadcores), no improvement in other tools. Might be harder to cool too.