Recent content by HydrAxx747

Greetings to all, to any user who still has an ASRock DeskMini X300 (or a config using the same motherboard as a base), which unfortunately is currently not my case for more than 6 months, I have a friend who just got one with a Ryzen 5 PRO 5650G (recovered from an OEM config) with a SAMSUNG...

Thank you very much for the information, maybe I will finally be able to upgrade my BIOS (current on my X600: 4.03.MEM01) to the latest "4.12" while being able to fully exploit my Delta Inc. ADP-330ABD power supply (330 Watts max)😅, finally I can no longer be arbitrarily limited to 150 Watts...

It's done, retry

No, sorry there is no way (some people with knowledge of BIOS modifications have even tried without getting any results), it seems to be hardware locked unfortunately, it is 1.20v or 1.35v, these are the only possible settings that's all.

Yep, This type of models (all Corsair/GSKill DDR4 SO-DIMM 16GB(2x8GB) 3600/3800/4000MHz kit variants) are only Dual-Rank, there are 4 Samsung B-Die 1GB model binned chips soldered on each side of the RAM sticks.

Thanks! I'll add it as soon as I have a moment.

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Hi all, i Added new Test-BIOS "P2.10.SL02" changelog: -Updated to new "AGESA ComboBIOSv2 PI 1.2.0.E" version, Native S3 support, and hopefully (😅I hope so because I haven't had the chance to test it) fixes the issues with the "Curve Optimizer" feature settings since the final BIOS version...

I ran a little over 30 minutes of Furmark2 (the latest version is v2.7.0.0) in CPUBurner mode. I got 6.625 Watts (at maximum) on each stick in "Total Power." The VDD (SWA) of each varied between 1.390V (min) and 1.450V (max) depending on the load level, for an average of 1.434V (measured from...

I understand better now😅 why you get higher RAM temperatures than me, because of course these stickers have a significant impact on the thermal transfer to your heatsinks (I didn't ask the question at the time because I logically thought that you would have removed them to maximize the...

Lol, I've already added it to the online sharing directory since yesterday but didn't see the point of mentioning it specifically here because they only concern Linux users (data corruption issues with certain NVMe SSDs, I've been aware of this for several months), and what's more, this new...

Added new Test-BIOSes: "P2.10B" & "P2.10.SL01", for infos/changes & download go to the first thread of course

Thank you very much! I will add it as soon as I have the opportunity, otherwise do you know if they have fixed the problems with saving the PBO and Curve Optimizer settings (present since BIOS version 2.00)?

The fastest are the 4000MHz CL19-23-23-45 1.35V version (SKU: CMSX32GX4M4X4000C19), not the 3800 model.

The fastest are the 4000MHz CL19-23-23-45 1.35V version (SKU: CMSX32GX4M4X4000C19), not the 3800 model.