X370 X470 AGESA 1003AB Bioses

[EZ_PC_TECH]

I already using sata1 port for system disk and install the latest version driver of i211 network adapter from Intel.(24.2)
And I have been reinstall windows 10 but also have same problem

This is the number of BSODs with bios 0075 in an hour after reinstalling the windows 10 this afternoon.

I use Micron Ballistix Sport LT 3200 8G*2
Install at DIMM_A2 and DIMM_B2(Reference manual)
Sata 1 system disk Micron MX500

But using Bios 7401 and then manually adjusting it in Gen3
Although sometimes Bsod but the chance is very small

All your BSODs are results of low CPU voltage. Increase the voltage or LLC

[suifong]

All your BSODs are results of low CPU voltage. Increase the voltage or LLC

Set
CPU Load-line Calibration level 1~5
It still BSoD

Set
CPU Load-line Calibration Level 3
CPU Core Voltage Offset Mode +0.01250V
It still BSoD

Set
CPU Core Voltage Manual mode 1.35V
It can't enter Windows 10.Just reboot loop

Set
CPU Core Voltage Manual mode 1.4V
It still BSoD

(BIOS 0075)

[Diskach]

Set
CPU Load-line Calibration level 1~5
It still BSoD

Set
CPU Load-line Calibration Level 3
CPU Core Voltage Offset Mode +0.01250V
It still BSoD

Set
CPU Core Voltage Manual mode 1.35V
It can't enter Windows 10.Just reboot loop

Set
CPU Core Voltage Manual mode 1.4V
It still BSoD

(BIOS 0075)

Hmmm...maybe faulty CPU?
Can you return or exchange it?
Did you try using all at default, just do a clear cmos, and /or use flashback to flash BIOS and just leave it at that?
EDIT: As I understood, flashing BIOS via flashback is the onyl way of doing real clear CMOS. Some users reported that clearin g CMOS regular way did not reset all settings.

EDIT: I did experience myself some random BSODs, but not that often as you and I returned my 3600 and got another and in meantime there was a 7403 BIOS update and no BSODs since, my rig is now superstable. I also did a fresh win install 4 times.

[Lentis]

Yesterday I had a strange problem, I opened AiSuite + SIV + Hwinfo (usually I only opened AiSuite + SIV). When a game opened the screen turned black, no audio from the external speakers, I tried turning the monitor off and back on, but it wouldn't turn on, so I turned off the power strip. When I turned it back on, the PC kept giving me error 22 and F9, turned off the power strip a few times and left without problems. I've been using the same ram settings for over two years and I've never had any problems (Flare X 3200Mhz Stilt Safe)

[Legate]

The strange thing is that most of BSoD when I use Chrome or Edge to watch videos
But I never get BSoD when I play games(Bios 7401)

Different bios version have different chances to BSoD

My motherboard, memory and CPU are new buy
Is it possible that memory compatibility problem?
Does anyone use the same Micron ballistix sport lt 3200 memory+C6H as me?

THX

Crucial Ballistix 3200@3600 16-19-19-37 1.4v. Bios 7403. You can test your RAM using Memtest64 but I'm not sure it's a RAM issue.

BTW: try setting all by default/all (RAM to 2400) and then check the stability system.

[suifong]

Hmmm...maybe faulty CPU?
Can you return or exchange it?
Did you try using all at default, just do a clear cmos, and /or use flashback to flash BIOS and just leave it at that?
EDIT: As I understood, flashing BIOS via flashback is the onyl way of doing real clear CMOS. Some users reported that clearin g CMOS regular way did not reset all settings.

EDIT: I did experience myself some random BSODs, but not that often as you and I returned my 3600 and got another and in meantime there was a 7403 BIOS update and no BSODs since, my rig is now superstable. I also did a fresh win install 4 times.

Yes I had been removed the battery from the motherboard to clear cmos.Bios all use default.(0075 still BSoD)

I am confused because the 7403 runs relatively stable
But the 0075 is constantly BSoD

First time I think 0075 is a beta bios.Unstable is normal
But I see the reply on the forum "work good"

Thank you for your assistance
I am not good at English. Most of them use Google Translate. I am very sorry.

Crucial Ballistix 3200@3600 16-19-19-37 1.4v. Bios 7403. You can test your RAM using Memtest64 but I'm not sure it's a RAM issue.

BTW: try setting all by default/all (RAM to 2400) and then check the stability system.

I use several softwares to test my Micron memory there no any error
I think it is not memory's problem

Do you use C6H+R5 3600+Micron ballistix sport lt 3200?
In my case bios 7403 work more stable than 0075
7403：I use chrome to watch video several hours It may BoSD
0075：always BoSD

Is your computer installed Bios 0075 can work stable?
I am not sure it is my CPU's probelm or 0075 bios problem
If 0075 on your computer work good I think this is my CPU's problem
I wiil return my CPU to AMD Authorized Distributors repair
Thank you

[Legate]

Right now I'm running bios 0075. I never had a BSODs using this bios or the previous one (7403) when everything is by default and/or just the RAM has OC.

It could be a bad CPU.

[maxrealliti]

after the appearance of the agesa combo, I have blue screens and the like constantly after overclocking the RAM, I tried old versions of the BIOS and the chipset and the like, the AMD website has the same problem, the whole forum with drivers is bombarded with these errors, I think that This problem can be from windows 10 or drivers for the chipset or video card, for more than a month now I have not received a fully working PC when overclocking only in stock

[EZ_PC_TECH]

Guys! I used BCLK + PBO on my C7H and 2700X for about a year with great results. I just set BCLK and voltage in the BIOS and everything worked perfectly.
Now, with 3700X, when I set BCLK in the BIOS, the processor just stays at the base frequency and not boosting. I must open the Ryzen Master and reset the settings each time in order to make it work. When I do so, my 3700X bosting to 4500 with a stock voltage which is all I can dream about, but why I must use a Ryzen Master after every reboot? This is extremely inconvenient. Is anybody tried to bump PBO with BCLK as on ZEN+? Does it work for you straight forward?

[SexySale85]

Guys! I used BCLK + PBO on my C7H and 2700X for about a year with great results. I just set BCLK and voltage in the BIOS and everything worked perfectly.
Now, with 3700X, when I set BCLK in the BIOS, the processor just stays at the base frequency and not boosting. I must open the Ryzen Master and reset the settings each time in order to make it work. When I do so, my 3700X bosting to 4500 with a stock voltage which is all I can dream about, but why I must use a Ryzen Master after every reboot? This is extremely inconvenient. Is anybody tried to bump PBO with BCLK as on ZEN+? Does it work for you straight forward?

I tried similar tests with/without PBO enabled and didn't work - Boosts get killed on my 3700X.
I have the same issue on X470-F, so I think this is an ASUS issue as I remember reading somewhere people using BCLK OC with boosts working.

However, we need more sample size to determine is this Zen 2 issue, AGESA/SW or motherboard issue.