Bost fix, 46.49 SMU - 1003 ABBA bioses already out.

[Synoxia]

reddit.com/r/MSI_Gaming/comments/d1rv4f/x570_agesa_1003abba_beta_bios/

Asus? Hello?

[Hurricane28]

Asus? I call em Assus from now on man lmao.

[xeizo]

Maybe Asus will surprise us, they have been very silent

[RBMK3_6]

As much as I would like the Boost fix, considering the amount of nonsense that 7403 has been giving me on C6H, I'd rather have a working BIOS where they actually tested it instead of rushing one out with half the things not working properly while having boot failures.

[Hurricane28]

xeizo wrote:
Maybe Asus will surprise us, they have been very silent

Oh they are going to surprise us alright, but not in a good way though..

They always surprise me how good they can screw up a BIOS and blame it on AMD or someone/thing else..

[nitinkumar00]

They are working hard to make sure they over volt the CPU and then blame it on AMD lol. I have asrock x570 pro in another system. Idle voltage is hands down better. My processor always stays at less than 1.25v average. But asus croshair viii stays at 1.4+v most of the time. Yea it dips to sub 1v at times but average is always around 1.4v. I think they waste way too much time on extra **** that doesn't mean anything and need to stop overdoing things.

[xeizo]

nitinkumar00 wrote:
They are working hard to make sure they over volt the CPU and then blame it on AMD lol. I have asrock x570 pro in another system. Idle voltage is hands down better. My processor always stays at less than 1.25v average. But asus croshair viii stays at 1.4+v most of the time. Yea it dips to sub 1v at times but average is always around 1.4v. I think they waste way too much time on extra **** that doesn't mean anything and need to stop overdoing things.

Idle voltage is intended to be high on Ryzen 3000, it's a design decision from AMD which benefits the latency of boosts. From 40ms down to 1ms with CPPC2. If you remove that, you remove the fast latency.

High idle voltage doesn't do any harm, becuase in idle there is no consumption of power and there is no current flowing. I think a lot of you keyboard warriors mix match voltage with current and power. They are totally different entities and are coupled together in Ohms law.

[nitinkumar00]

xeizo wrote:
Idle voltage is intended to be high on Ryzen 3000, it's a design decision from AMD which benefits the latency of boosts. From 40ms down to 1ms with CPPC2. If you remove that, you remove the fast latency.

High idle voltage doesn't do any harm, becuase in idle there is no consumption of power and there is no current flowing. I think a lot of you keyboard warriors mix match voltage with current and power. They are totally different entities and are coupled together in Ohms law.

Dude I know. I am not tripping about that. But it still shows asus needs to optimize things. Plus did you read my post. Both boards have ryzen 3000 processors. Crosshair viii has 3900x and asrock x570 pro 4 has 3600.

[gupsterg]

nitinkumar00 wrote:
They are working hard to make sure they over volt the CPU and then blame it on AMD lol. I have asrock x570 pro in another system. Idle voltage is hands down better. My processor always stays at less than 1.25v average. But asus croshair viii stays at 1.4+v most of the time. Yea it dips to sub 1v at times but average is always around 1.4v. I think they waste way too much time on extra **** that doesn't mean anything and need to stop overdoing things.

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?113004-CH-VII-amp-3900X-high-vcore-in-BIOS&p=783801#post78...

[nitinkumar00]

gupsterg wrote:
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?113004-CH-VII-amp-3900X-high-vcore-in-BIOS&p=783801#post78...

Apples vs oranges. Crosshair viii hero does not equal crosshair vii. My 3600 does fine in my asrock board, not sure if it will do the same in asus board. But asus clearly needs to optimize crosshair viii. So like I said those are not the same boards.