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    Biostar X370GT7 appears to be pretty solid. 3200 Samsung b die works with minimal effort. no way to raise cpu multi in bios so far though and custom p state is non-functional.



    just FYI this is not the same board I mentioned previously. the gt7 seems ok at efficiency from what I can tell. zen on zen crime is about to get real starting with arson. going to see if I can get this board to light itself on fire.

    downcore control is a little broken. 4 + 0 = corrupt bios after setting up memory and requires reflash to recover
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    ok things get interesting.

    settings are unchanged except I turned on the LED lights and made them "breathe"



    better times through lights? dunno what is going on here.
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    https://youtu.be/wW_qDlU7DlM

    As much as i think lights are dumb, i find this pretty cool, and as it appears to reduce 32m time, I'm keeping it.
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    Cmos battery removed tweak

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    fwiw I resolved the wifi problems with my X370 Taichi. All I had to do was disable the bluetooth elements and then enable WMM on my router. Speeds are now approaching those of my old PCIe 802.11ac NIC. Thanks goodness.

    I also managed to hit 4.1 GHz though I did not test it much. Raising SoC voltage to 1.1v helped.

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    strange, I didn't experience any issues hitting 4.1

    http://hwbot.org/submission/3499801_

    I would improve upon the 32m score if this board would cooperate and do the simple thing I'm telling it to do without vomiting all over itself.
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    so as discussed off thread, wont be able to catch that time due to current limitations of what is available to me atm.

    however.... I can still improve what I got. just fyi, cpuz timings are a lie vs what I actually set.

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    last amount of efficiency that can be pulled from the bios. I need another revision with issues corrected. once fixed, things may get really interesting. no core affinity, no priority, no waza. pure board tweaks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenEffect View Post
    strange, I didn't experience any issues hitting 4.1

    http://hwbot.org/submission/3499801_

    I would improve upon the 32m score if this board would cooperate and do the simple thing I'm telling it to do without vomiting all over itself.
    Going over 4.0 GHz is going to vary chip by chip. Mine is not very happy at 4.1, though I have completed some benchmarks at 4075 MHz. 4.1 GHz likes to make the machine lock up which in turn makes the UEFI forget that I have an m.2 device which is annoying seeing as how that's my boot drive.

    Grr.

    I do not like having to reset all my UEFI settings by hand after every crash, nor do I like having to reset the UEFI to defaults to get my BPX back. Probably worst two things about the Taichi.
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    Quote Originally Posted by drmrlordx View Post
    Going over 4.0 GHz is going to vary chip by chip. Mine is not very happy at 4.1, though I have completed some benchmarks at 4075 MHz. 4.1 GHz likes to make the machine lock up which in turn makes the UEFI forget that I have an m.2 device which is annoying seeing as how that's my boot drive.

    Grr.

    I do not like having to reset all my UEFI settings by hand after every crash, nor do I like having to reset the UEFI to defaults to get my BPX back. Probably worst two things about the Taichi.
    Could be worse. I spent a good portion of yesterday reflashing the bios as it would corrupt almost instantly with downcore control activated and doing anything with the memory
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    Yeah that's . . . bad. I still remember manually resetting BIOS settings on some of my old boards (think my nf-m2 nView didn't have profiles) so I'm sort of used to it. Reflashing the BIOS often would suck.

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    interesting....
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    Anyway to get a summary of recommended and not recommended boards on the OP? Might be of some help to avoid buying the wrong one??? TY
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    Beta UEFI 1.94a for the X370 Taichi now allows proper UEFI overclock AND features OC profiles. You can even save them to external storage. Very nice!

    I might have to try some more bclk OC later. There were no additional memory ratios sadly . . . we might not see those until May.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang View Post
    Anyway to get a summary of recommended and not recommended boards on the OP? Might be of some help to avoid buying the wrong one??? TY
    moreover, is there a list of mainboard with refclock oc? don't wanna buy a board i'm gonna change soon after. at the moment i'm oriented on MSI x370 SLI plus...only cause of price, not interested in SLI config

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    Motherboards that offer bclk OC thanks to external clockgen chip:

    C6H
    Taichi
    Fatal1ty X370 Pro
    K7

    I haven't had much luck with my Taichi, but that may be due to me using an m.2 NVMe SSD

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    Quote Originally Posted by drmrlordx View Post
    Motherboards that offer bclk OC thanks to external clockgen chip:

    C6H
    Taichi
    Fatal1ty X370 Pro
    K7

    I haven't had much luck with my Taichi, but that may be due to me using an m.2 NVMe SSD
    try under AMD PBS PCI promontory gen 2 or gen 1. PCIE gen 1 or gen 2.

    gen 2 for over 105 but under? read stilts thread. gen 1 for high pci...
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    Hmm okay. I managed to get 113 MHz bclk for a bit, but it was unstable. Might have to manually switch to gen2.

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    Try with turbo disabled (Core Performance Boost).
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    Quote Originally Posted by drmrlordx View Post
    Hmm okay. I managed to get 113 MHz bclk for a bit, but it was unstable. Might have to manually switch to gen2.
    1.9 beta is more stable for bclk. Not sure if your on it. 120 is preety easy gen 1. If you need bios settings lmk.
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    I was on 1.94a, now I'm on 2.0 but I can flash back (I guess) if I have to. HAven't had time to tweak anything recently though. 62 hours this week, 64 hours last week. All work and no play . . .

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    I can flash up no big deal. If you need help with settings just holler at me. I think i have the board figured out now for the most part.
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    Your advice on PCIe Gen1 seems to have done the trick. I was able to boot @ 113 MHz bclk and complete a linear read benchmark on my NVMe SSD in Aida64 without crashing. Later I got a page fault in Waterfox after booting DDR4-3600 18-18-18-42 so I upped vdimm to 1.42v, hopefully that will stabilize things.

    Looks good so far though, I am not experiencing PCIe device performance degradation using Gen1 just yet.

    edit: Running DDR4-3616 14-14-14-32. Sadly I can't get y-cruncher to even start, and Prime95 Blend dies instantly. Prime95 Small FFTs will run, as will just about everything else. Running 1.45v vdimm now.

    edit edit: AVX was a red herring. It looks like the IMC was unstable @ 1.1v SoC voltage. Might need to raise it. The Powercolor R9 390 in this machine seems to dislike bclk OC of 118 MHz . . . lowering the GPU clock via BIOS hacking may alleviate the issue somewhat, or maybe not.

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    Yah basically it works out like this for me on a couple boards.

    Vcore cpu obviously.

    Soc fabric...not memory...its just because its linked....pushing high mem pushes fabric (nb) in cpu-z.

    Vddr memory

    Vtt memory

    Vddp may offer some stability

    Cpu pll may offer better bclk at the top end of scale (150+). Can try up or down.

    For this board on 1.94a.

    Load defaults, shut cpu features off c&q, cpb, c states, set desired bclk 120 and lower and pci settings gen 1 or 2 . Save reboot. Set cpu clock and volts...save reboot. Set xmp...lower the speed though..save reboot. Set desired memory speed. Save reboot. Set desired timings save reboot.

    Cold start next day....everything just works...settings stick..

    Shotgun approach the above all at once? F9 = fail....

    Ryzen in general needs baby steps.

    I have a feeling many users ( memory ) problems are shotgun approach related. Not all but many...
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    Yes I also posted my observations already and they match yours.
    Vcore and Vdimm need no explanation.
    Vsoc is only required for infinity fabric which is in sync with dram frequency, so when pushing memory high increase is needed, but not because of the IMC. 1.1 is fine for 3600 mem (1800 fabric).
    Vddp stabilizes high memory clock. For 3600C12 I need 1.2V. In bios it says CPU I/O.
    CPU 1.8 PLL I keep at 1.7V now, works better than stock for me. BUT there is a side effect on the latest beta CH6 bios. It drastically lowers temperature readings, I've seen as low as -15 on air cooling.

    Settings stick fine on CH6 with 0082 beta bios, it just boots when I press the power button. Also I don't need to change PCI-E gen manually, auto works for me.
    Loading the saved profile works fine, too. But if you're starting from scratch, chew* is completely right - make things one at a time and not everything at once.

    I also tested same settings on chiller (around -10 lowest water temp with this chip) and 3600C12 still works, no coldbug on my chip at given settings.
    Can't go much higher than 3740 memory clock though, regardless timings, temperature and voltages.
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