Recent content by GLSRacer

Figures, they keep trying to pretend like the X300 has something newer than the A300 as far as actual board compatibility

@xxTech I will email them as well if I get some time today

With recent announcements of support for Ryzen 5000 on 300 series boards, I wonder what the chance is that ASRock will do right by their customers and provide a BIOS to support the CPUs on the A300?

Awesome, thanks again for the quick responses. I don't have a 5700G on hand but I'll keep an eye out for sales.

@Danlopez1222 I was wondering if those pins near the ram were actually connected. Thanks, for the heads up. And that's the site that came up when I did a search. I'll probably grab the pro as well. Regarding the software for flashing, which do you prefer?

@Danlopez1222 @rook do you happen to have a link to the clip you used and the software?

Nice, I might need to do this soon. I had intended to upgrade my 2400G to a 5700G but then ASRock decided to limit support to the X300 only. I ended up building a 5950X system instead but still like the SFF idea and was hoping someone would try forcing an X300 BIOS to work.

By hardware flashed do you mean that you needed to use a tool to write directly to the BIOS?

You should install Proxmox VE on bare metal hardware. Installing in virtual box would be like inception for no real pay off. If you already have a Linux or Windows installation that you like then install KVM on Linux and build out the VM that way. With Windows you can use Hyper-V (with Home...

Proxmox natively supports VMs (Windows and Linux) and Linux containers via LXC.

Proxmox VE should allow passthrough. I run Win10 with Hyper-V for VMs on my A300 but I have Proxmox on my server running a Ryzen 5950X.

I just built a 5950X system and used a Gigabyte MB. I was going to buy an ASRock MB but I have an A300W and I hate it when companies limit compatibility for no reason other than to sell a new product.

Yeah I heard about that, too bad they planned the launch that way.

I guess we'll see. It's a 65W chip same as the 2400G that I'm running now. Zen 2 cores are far more power efficient than Zen+. I'm willing to be a guinea pig...

Not that I've seen. Many of us are waiting for 4700G release and hoping that ASRock will update the A300W BIOS with support.