Recent content by Frogger209

Just updated to 3405, before doing so I saved the user profile to USB Flash, after successful update, I loaded my user profile, and everything seems to be working as intended. File saved as a .CMO, as the other save option only gave me a .txt file. Lets see how this works out.

Yeah, I know about the new chipset drivers, installed a few days ago. I have downloaded the 3405. I need to check if I can save the BIOS settings on a USB stick and importthem on the new BIOS, but dosn't sound like that will work, or just take SS of the settings.

Considering updating, since I'm running 2816 beta. However, I have no issues with this beta version, so redoing it all, is not the first that comes to mind. I might do it sometime, when reports are coming in. Got a x570 Strix-f gaming with a 3700x.

I've been running on 2816 since late nov. and it's rock solid. I think I'll stay on this one for now. Don't fix what isn't broken, right? :) Off Topic: I tried a 3070 during the holidays, to see how much difference it would be from a 2070 Super. I get around 15-20 FPS more, so not bad but...

I'm currently running 2816 beta on my Strix-F Same setting as on 2608 - more or less. Been running since last night. No hickups, no oddities, so far. was gaming some hours after the update and performance seems the same or slightly better. I guess you force yourself to believe you are seeing...

Well, 2608 is out now. I'm thginking of giving it a go, but I am still hessitant, as my current BIOS 2407 is working great. I mean, if it aint broken, don't fix it :) Still, I'm a bit adventures, so I might have a go, then if I run into issues, I can easily get back to 2407, and hopefuly be...

I am waiting to do anything, current BIOS(2407) on my Strix x570-f is running like a dream. No need for me to play around and maybe find out later it's fubar. Staying on 2407 for now.

Ahh, that explains why they are not willing to go higher than 3733, before it stops booting, and I need to raise the voltage for it to be more stable. I'm not too comfy setting the voltage that high for longer periods, makes me a tad nervous. 3800MHz was an absolute logo 🙂 Memory at D.O.C.P are...

ASUS resently released a BIOS update for most thier branch of X570 motherboards. It fixed my issue, which is somewhat the same as yours, everything above 3200MHz on my memory was a no boot. After BIOS update, it's working like a charm. I'm on a Strix X570-f mobo with 3600MHz Corsair Vengeance...

I sure can. Wedensday evening I spend 3-4 hours testing. It was a learning experience for sure, after knowning how to on my Intel platform :) PS: Somewhere in Thaiphoon the designer is mentioned as SK Hynix, whatever that means in terms of what it is.

I was hoping for a BIOS update to fix the none cold boot when I set the RAM speeds above and incl 3266 to 3600MHz, soft resets worked fine, but after turning PC off and on, no post. Regardless of DOCP or not, didn't matter either what DRAM voltage was set to, unable to cold post. After the BIOS...