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Motherboard msi B550I Gaming Edge Wifi
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Talking issue - anyone has any problem with Bluetooth? I can't connect my BT speaker nor my BT keyboard. The occasionaly make connection but then it lags so badly that it disconnects after a while.
Installed latest drivers from MSI site, updated Windows 10, etc.
Device are working perfectly fine on other computers ...
Edit:: Also couldn't clear CMOS with 5sec power button hold.
Installed latest drivers from MSI site, updated Windows 10, etc.
Device are working perfectly fine on other computers ...
Edit:: Also couldn't clear CMOS with 5sec power button hold.
Do you actually have a D5 pump wired for 4-pin fan header? I only see them wired for Molex these days. Or did you rewire it yourself?
Rewire of course. I always rewire DDC pumps to 4pin connector. No reason power them from PSU now days.
And with 3A now time for D5.
which problem the B550I AORUS PRO AX have? all the review i've seen (in french and english) seems to say that it is an amazing board (especially on the vrm temps). (will couple it with a Ryzen 3 4900x)
guys, help me out here, please!
ryzen 3600
scythe big shuriken 3 with 120mmx25mm fan
corsair 32gb 3600mhz memory
lastest bios from MSI forum 1.22 I think
the bios is all stock (only XMP enable) and it's hitting 1.44v one core (on load) and the idle temps are around 40~50 (i know my cooler it's not the best to keep the temps down I bought more for aesthetics)
my question is you guys know where in the bios should I limit my voltages around 1.37~1.38, I've tried vcore override and override of - offset but HWINFO still reports high voltages on a light workload, I just want the stock performance and lower the voltage so I can get lower temps
My build is still a WIP so I'll post pics ASAP, I'm waiting for some parts but 90% done
ryzen 3600
scythe big shuriken 3 with 120mmx25mm fan
corsair 32gb 3600mhz memory
lastest bios from MSI forum 1.22 I think
the bios is all stock (only XMP enable) and it's hitting 1.44v one core (on load) and the idle temps are around 40~50 (i know my cooler it's not the best to keep the temps down I bought more for aesthetics)
my question is you guys know where in the bios should I limit my voltages around 1.37~1.38, I've tried vcore override and override of - offset but HWINFO still reports high voltages on a light workload, I just want the stock performance and lower the voltage so I can get lower temps
My build is still a WIP so I'll post pics ASAP, I'm waiting for some parts but 90% done
thanks for the tip.
PBO is off and what I did was set vcore with off set negative. the maximum now is 1.33 with -0.0750mv off set
that's a little better than everything auto, but now all cores are at 4.1 and won't go lower when on IDLE and not the vcore (c-states I think this is called)
It's ok then overclock. Use HWINFO, U can see real core clock is not 4.1 all the time and do not generate heat. C state also works.
change offset to fixed voltage - 1.23-1.25.
Finally, a comparative review of the B550 ITX Motherboards. Bottom line, the VRMs can handle anything you throw at them, so pick the board with the features you need.
Absolutely useless compare review.
No real cpu, memory overclock compare. No stock voltage compare, no cons and pro list about every board. All can read specification pages on vendor site.
No real cpu, memory overclock compare. No stock voltage compare, no cons and pro list about every board. All can read specification pages on vendor site.
Yes.
Vrm test on auto and light 3950 overclock. And results display, what 90A chokes is useless. Gigabyte has lower temps because of heatpipe on more massive rad on vrm.
Obviously we would like to see deeper dives on each board, but so far only half of them have been properly reviewed. This video is sufficient for most builders to help choose between the 4, and enthusiast builders will be doing their own deeper research before buying. You are correct in your assessment on what this video lacked and hopefully other reviewers will cover them in more depth.
Myself, i plan to purchase the successor to the 3700X so any board which can overclock a 3950X will have sufficient power delivery for my needs.
Myself, i plan to purchase the successor to the 3700X so any board which can overclock a 3950X will have sufficient power delivery for my needs.
A more in-depth review of this board
www.tomshardware.com
MSI MPG B550I Gaming Edge Wi-Fi Review: A Tiny Take on B550
MSI’s Mini ITX MPG B550I delivers everything you’d expect, save for integrated RGB.
Absolute bullshit review. Cons only is No integrated RGB LEDs. What!? Pro - Intel AX200 Wi-Fi. All boards has it. All.A more in-depth review of this board
MSI MPG B550I Gaming Edge Wi-Fi Review: A Tiny Take on B550
MSI’s Mini ITX MPG B550I delivers everything you’d expect, save for integrated RGB.
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