Do you mean BOOT Q-LED?
gupsterg wrote:
Do you mean BOOT Q-LED?
Yes, that's it.
And I realize I probably came to a forum for much more experienced people to come and ask questions, as implied by another user here, but there isn't many resources out there to figure out stuff for the x399 platform. If it's not ok to ask for some insight if I haven't tried every single troubleshooting solution then I guess let's close down this thread. I'm not going to turn off the PC to take out the GPU, SSD, etc. and try all kinds of new set ups, just to turn off an LED light. Sorry for having wasted a few minutes of your time.
I'll keep this open for a short time in case the quoted user has some knowledge on this, then I'll close it or have a mod close it.
@Deedas
As Arne said don't worry forum is for you to ask 🙂 . IMO thread does not need closure/delete 🙂 .
j-d0gg from his post has 0 understanding of what you are seeing regarding the boost of CPU at 4.15GHz after updating UEFI. The Threadripper 1900X can boost to 4.2GHz whilst in the UEFI at stock/defaults, simply put this is due to Precision Boost/Extended Frequency Range (PB/XFR), not because you have OC from UEFI update.
On the main page of UEFI you will see a MHz, that is the all cores boost frequency, for your 1900X it should shown 3900MHz. Always in the UEFI on the right is Hardware monitor, I think there you have seen the 4.xxGHz, making you conclude you have OC. See my TR 1950X at stock as an example below.
Next you have G.Skill Trident Z 3200MHz C14 4x 8GB kit, this will have Samsung B die that this platform luvs 😉 . It will also be single rank/sided, which again this platform favours if going for max MEMCLK/timings. DOCP/XMP of 3200MHz will work with ease on this platform with that RAM IC/kit :cool: .
Now let's get back to this LED 😄 . AFAIK that LED is green not amber. The manual for me seems wrong, my LEDs light as below colors:-
i) CPU (Red)
ii) DRAM (Yellow/Amber)
iii) VGA (White)
iv) BOOT (Green)
I will confirm with a good source and get back to you if the BOOT LED on a problem becomes amber 🙂 . As I also wish to know 😄 .
As Arne said don't worry forum is for you to ask 🙂 . IMO thread does not need closure/delete 🙂 .
j-d0gg from his post has 0 understanding of what you are seeing regarding the boost of CPU at 4.15GHz after updating UEFI. The Threadripper 1900X can boost to 4.2GHz whilst in the UEFI at stock/defaults, simply put this is due to Precision Boost/Extended Frequency Range (PB/XFR), not because you have OC from UEFI update.
On the main page of UEFI you will see a MHz, that is the all cores boost frequency, for your 1900X it should shown 3900MHz. Always in the UEFI on the right is Hardware monitor, I think there you have seen the 4.xxGHz, making you conclude you have OC. See my TR 1950X at stock as an example below.
Next you have G.Skill Trident Z 3200MHz C14 4x 8GB kit, this will have Samsung B die that this platform luvs 😉 . It will also be single rank/sided, which again this platform favours if going for max MEMCLK/timings. DOCP/XMP of 3200MHz will work with ease on this platform with that RAM IC/kit :cool: .
Now let's get back to this LED 😄 . AFAIK that LED is green not amber. The manual for me seems wrong, my LEDs light as below colors:-
i) CPU (Red)
ii) DRAM (Yellow/Amber)
iii) VGA (White)
iv) BOOT (Green)
I will confirm with a good source and get back to you if the BOOT LED on a problem becomes amber 🙂 . As I also wish to know 😄 .
And yes Arne is correct on order 🙂 , manual is wrong again 😄 .
I had thought perhaps OP is confusing it with PCI-E LEDs, but as I asked and he states BOOT LED I can only assume he is correctly telling us. But just to make sure I'll steal and post Arne's photo from another thread 😄 .
Deedas please confirm you are not seeing one of the 4 LEDs for PCI-E?
I had thought perhaps OP is confusing it with PCI-E LEDs, but as I asked and he states BOOT LED I can only assume he is correctly telling us. But just to make sure I'll steal and post Arne's photo from another thread 😄 .
Deedas please confirm you are not seeing one of the 4 LEDs for PCI-E?
