ASRock’s X600 DeskMini – Finally – Again
- Thread starter confusis
- Start date
Lol, it was my hdmi splitter playing up when it booted.
Try changing the model of USB key with which you flash the new BIOS, motherboards can sometimes be capricious with certain models (depending on their controller) in Instant Flash, for most people who could not flash this solved their problems.
InstantFlash should also work if you put the extracted bios file in the root directory of your windows partition
you have to be patient, it locks in easily once you found the right angle. You can have your wife or daughter to help if they have dainty hands.
It is worth it for the wireless function unlock.
You can try msi herald be wifi 7, remove the card from it pcb and install the same way as asrock kit.
Greetings to everyone, for those who use a Kingston FURY Impact 32GB 6400MHz CL38 DDR5 SO-DIMM RAM kit like me, could you share your timings/voltages settings (ZenTimings screenshots ideally)?
This is just for comparison purposes because I still have very little experience with the operation/behavior of DDR5 kits (and even more in SO-DIMM format
), there are still many subtleties about their behavior that seem to escape me, it was still much simpler on my DeskMini X300 and my DDR4 SO-DIMM Corsair Vengeance 32GB(2x16) 3000MHz CL16 1.2V kit which took without too much difficulty 4000MHz CL16-16-16-16-32-48-1T@1.35V and IF sync 1:1 stable(and up to 4266MHz in CL18-17-17-17-35-52-1T@1.35V IF sync 1:1 stable)...
This is just for comparison purposes because I still have very little experience with the operation/behavior of DDR5 kits (and even more in SO-DIMM format
), there are still many subtleties about their behavior that seem to escape me, it was still much simpler on my DeskMini X300 and my DDR4 SO-DIMM Corsair Vengeance 32GB(2x16) 3000MHz CL16 1.2V kit which took without too much difficulty 4000MHz CL16-16-16-16-32-48-1T@1.35V and IF sync 1:1 stable(and up to 4266MHz in CL18-17-17-17-35-52-1T@1.35V IF sync 1:1 stable)...
Any opinions or suggest at this subject?Greetings to everyone, for those who use a Kingston FURY Impact 32GB 6400MHz CL38 DDR5 SO-DIMM RAM kit like me, could you share your timings/voltages settings (ZenTimings screenshots ideally)?
This is just for comparison purposes because I still have very little experience with the operation/behavior of DDR5 kits (and even more in SO-DIMM format
Can someone help me decide between the 8500G and 8600G for a non-gaming build? I'm wondering if the 8600G's better iGPU is worth it and if the included 120W power adapter can handle it.
8600G of course, it has better cpu cores too.
Or if you not gaming 9600X is even better. The igpu is good enough for 2D rendering, though 4K videos stutters under other load
My deskmini is limited by bios and also cheap micron memory but having desktop ryzen, i will say we can follow this general settings. It is as good you can get on limited bios and vrm of deskmini.
ASRock’s X600 DeskMini – Finally – Again
Years ago, the SFF community waited with bated breath for the ASRock DeskMini A300. With AMD APU support, it offered a better balance than Intel chips between the CPU and GPU. This SFF Gem was the ideal Deskmini, and the SFF Network community rallied around it by creating custom 3D printed...
smallformfactor.net
I will drop the vsoc to 1.15v for a try.
With 4.01.MEM01, are you able to also adjust the fclk? If yes, set it to 2400 after you drop the vsoc.
Vsoc and fclk and uclk have relations.
Multiple people have tried the 7800X3D including me. Haven't undervolted yet
WHat about the 35w moddels? would be nice to pair a x600 with a ryzen 8700GE
Cant find the 8700GE anywhere exept Ebay
Cant find the 8700GE anywhere exept Ebay
Follow up with a different cooler (Noctua NH-L12Sx77 instead of Noctua NH-C14S) in a DeskMini X300 which is virtually the same as the X600 in terms of cooler compatibility. Coincidentally, this one fits in the dimensions of the DeskMini except for the height.
The fan has been replaced by a NF-A12x25 blowing down. It barely fits and sits right on top of the memory, something I appreciate.
Compared to the NH-C14S I used with a 14cm fan (NF-A14x25 G2), this configuration starts being audible much earlier for the same airflow, as expected. For those interested in a completely silent PC, subjectively I can say that there is a big difference between the two at max load if you want to keep what I consider to be adequate memory cooling, since the NH-C14S can stay inaudible at max system load whereas with the NH-L12Sx77 needs to be audible. CPU temps are in the 60ºC ballpark with both coolers, so plenty of headroom there, and if you are willing to sacrifice some memory temps for noise, both coolers can be completely quiet.
Something worth mentioning is that the VRM in the X600 is much better than the one in the A300/X300, staying around 15-20ºC cooler at the same loads, so you don't have to worry about VRM cooling with the X600 anymore.
Are 35W models cheaper? Otherwise you can get any CPU and limit it to 35W in BIOS.
Best tip for this -- attach the antenna wires to the card BEFORE you insert it into the slot. SO MUCH EASIER
No reason to get a GE unless you get a better deal on it - you can set the power limit yourself in UEFI
how about ryzen 7900, seem the 65W tdp can only allow the chip pull 88W, and if we also undervolt with curve optimizer, then it should be okay to cool with AXP90-X47?
The 7900 is even on the official support list so no problem. X47 full copper is really good, I'd say good enough
Similar threads
-
- Article
-
- Article
