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My itch to complete a new build and tinker with the latest AMD offerings has taken over. Despite my concerns with reports about WHEA errors and Ryzen 5000 RMA adventures, I took the plunge. After a...

Serious question here. I have not found any good comparisons on the internet. I know that the 5900X is all around a better CPU for blended workloads, especially with thermals taken into...

Voltage looks a little too high under load with some cores at 1.4v. Stock voltages would be 1.25v - 1.3v.

The 10850 puts out a lot of heat and requires solid cooling. I would try removing your...

These posts give me great hope that the new Zen3/570 platform just needs a bit of tweaking. Thanks for sharing the positive results!
Shamino and the team will get this sorted soon.

Appreciate the reply SS. What's with the rash of posts about whea errors and spontaneous reboots? Are these just tuning issues with the new Zen3 chips? Did I jump into the AMD forum at a...

I appreciate the encouragement and specific tips. I will be reading here in the AMD f470/570 forum a lot in the coming weeks as I wait for the CPU/Mobo/GPU to come into stock for a January build...

I appreciate the thoughts of everyone that took the time to answer.

To be honest, I am absolutely certain I posses the skills necessary to tweak the AMD platform and find great stability if indeed...

Hey guys,

I've been a member here for about forever. I'm a very experienced system builder that used to competitively overclock years back. The last few years I've dialed way back and now build...

That's a nice chip!

None of those temps look bad at all. The only oddity is that the CPU, VRM and MB temps are all the same.

It may be a keyboard issue. Have you tried changing USB ports for your keyboard.

The mobo may be able to support the ram. Are you certain the IMC of your CPU can handle 4800mhz??

Win 10 set to balanced
Set BIOS defaults

This should work.

You say "almost never" ...meaning the CPU does step down sometimes? If so, its not a setting preventing it. You may have a hanging...

Keep in mind that anything over 2133mhz is overclocking the memory. Success in achieving overclocks on the memory are dependent on the memory controller of the CPU. Regardless of how high your...

Just an observation. There is WAY to much paste applied in your photo. I am not sure who did that you in the past, but that is a MESS. Paste should be applied only to the center chip or integrated...

The fan built into the block has nothing to do with pump speed at all. As has been previously stated, there are 3 curves you can adjust. One is for the radiator fans, a second if for the block fan,...

This is completely false. *Both my pump speed and my radiator fan speed are controlled by my reported CPU temps. *They rise and fall with CPU temperature. In addition, should I choose, I can set my...

I completely concur. The idea is to see if the memory will run at rates speed. If so you will know your cpu overclock is affecting your memory stability. *If they run at stock cpu speed, press your...

Using XMP will always overwrite your manual settings. XMP sets the speed, memory timings and voltages.

What specific memory kit do you have (the gskill part #)??

Keep in mind that although the...

Nice!

I do not think that is normal. I have 2 of these GPUs and neither make that noise anywhere in the range. At 70% and higher they vibrate a tiny bit and make some noicse but no where near the vid...

Vinnie:

If it is out of your budget you will need to find another memory kit. However, as stated about, if you want to run 4 sticks of memory, it needs to be a 4 stick kit. never combine kits. ...

What specific RAM are you running?

You should go to the Support Page for the 470-F and check the QVL (qualified vendor list)

Here: https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/ROG-STRIX-X470-F-GAMING/HelpDesk_QVL/

Review the memory QVL...

[I believe this is a memory issue as well. I took a quick look at the Memory QVL for the 470-F with a GEN 1 Ryzen and there are no supported 64GB kits that run at 3200Mhz.