- AIR COOLER: Assassin III + liquid metal thermal grizzly conductonaut
- montech air 903
- 2x 32GB DDR5
after what happened in the link: https://rog-forum.asus.com/t5/amd-600-series/bios-v2413-is-incompatible-with-processors-with-two-ccd...
now still using the BIOS version v2412, I'm noticing a strange defect in AI OPTIMIZED's overclock management. It simply is not accepting any voltage value for the cores and there is also no way to improve the settings of the options present in the VRM DIGI+. Suddenly the Windows operating system started to crash, both before it finished loading and after and after a period of time. Restarts also occur when testing heavier load applications, such as Cinebench. I have already changed the values of the optimization curve, from negative values (-30) to zero, but the system still crashes.
I ran the Cinebench test again with AI OPTIMIZED mode disabled and using the core ratio option at x52.50. The voltage of the cores is in automatic mode. Even though temperatures were quite high during the short test time (105.6°C), the system did not crash or restart. Now we are in a hotter summer, but before it was cooler weather. The AI OC probably didn't know how to deal with it.
When leaving the clock value lower, to check, there was no system crash.
this was the configuration I was using to try to stabilize and avoid system crashes:
1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION
Accepted Solutions
I also adjusted the VDDG voltage higher (CCD: 1050 and IOD 950)
however, the problem was on Windows (KB5034765) update too.
