EZ_PC_TECH wrote:
Are you using a BIOS FlashBack and resetting the BIOS before flashing?
Did you change any voltages?
Have you OCed RAM?
Did you try to increase CPU/SOC VRM switching frequency? Try to set both to 500.
Not sure what board you have, but try to set all PCI-E devices to Auto without choosing Gen.
Run command prompt as administrator and enter this DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
Windows might be a reason for BSODs.
Are you using a BIOS FlashBack and resetting the BIOS before flashing?
Yes
Did you change any voltages?
NO. I use Asus default
Have you OCed RAM?
NO. I use Asus default
Did you try to increase CPU/SOC VRM switching frequency? Try to set both to 500.
Still BSoD
Not sure what board you have, but try to set all PCI-E devices to Auto without choosing Gen.
I use c6h
Gen all use Asus default(auto)
Run command prompt as administrator and enter this DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth
Windows might be a reason for BSODs.
Diskach wrote:
He has c6h. You can see that by the BIOS version. 😉
I have also suggested using flashback because it is 100% clearing all settings to default.
Maybe he has ECC enabled and that is what's causing all the BSODs.
I use USB BIOS Flashback to flash BIOS
I try to disable ECC but still BSoD
Thank you all for your advice.
Maybe my CPU Dead On Arrive
I wiil send my CPU back to AMD Authorized Distributors next week to check what's problem with my AMD R5 3600:confused:
So I have flashed the latest bios and set my ram up as 3600C14 etc, I will share my results as well as bios settings as I have a couple of questions. Overall performance has increased and boost is no longer twitchy or gets stuck etc when running games. I have seen a slight performance degradation in level 3 cache write and copy but the rest improved.
My results, cpuZ is the only one that fluctuates, single core is between 545 and 550:
Now, I have seen upto 4.55Ghz using HWinfo64 but still I have noticed that when running single core benchmarks that the core being used does not go above 4.45Ghz, I would love to get every drop of performance out of this chip, here are some of my bios settings, I would appreciate it if someone could have a look and see if there is anything I can do to bump the single core performance up, I want go get single core loads using as close to 4.6Ghz as possible, thanks.
My cooling is not an issue, I have a massive thermaltake core x9 with an absurd amount of airflow and a 420mm watercoling setup so throttling isn't an issue.
My results, cpuZ is the only one that fluctuates, single core is between 545 and 550:
Now, I have seen upto 4.55Ghz using HWinfo64 but still I have noticed that when running single core benchmarks that the core being used does not go above 4.45Ghz, I would love to get every drop of performance out of this chip, here are some of my bios settings, I would appreciate it if someone could have a look and see if there is anything I can do to bump the single core performance up, I want go get single core loads using as close to 4.6Ghz as possible, thanks.
My cooling is not an issue, I have a massive thermaltake core x9 with an absurd amount of airflow and a 420mm watercoling setup so throttling isn't an issue.
