ROG STRIX B350-F GAMING issues

[AniChatt]

im very happy with my b350 mate msi board. espacially when it comes to ram oc .. ;-)
vrms info --> https://youtu.be/ZGrxhf_xZWI?t=357

Do you have any ideas on c-state? Enabling or disabling is there any help with it???

[celab]

Do you have any ideas on c-state? Enabling or disabling is there any help with it???

https://youtu.be/pBmVf0S4UDs?t=1583

when i disable it i sometime get probs to wake up out of the power saving mode. i enabled it from auto and it runs fine since, on auto i did get some stuttering issues in the past

[DarkHoundOne]

https://youtu.be/pBmVf0S4UDs?t=1583

when i disable it i sometime get probs to wake up out of the power saving mode. i enabled it from auto and it runs fine since, on auto i did get some stuttering issues in the past

Enabling Global C-States is what basically allows your CPU to drop down it's voltage when the PC is idle or the CPU isn't under any load, disabling it hasn't given me any problems whatsoever, so not quite sure why disabling it is causing issues for you, maybe try running Prime95 overnight to check whether you need to bump up the voltage?

[AniChatt]

https://youtu.be/pBmVf0S4UDs?t=1583

when i disable it i sometime get probs to wake up out of the power saving mode. i enabled it from auto and it runs fine since, on auto i did get some stuttering issues in the past

I have seen the exact same video. They have told to disable it. Disabling it caused issues in my setup in those days. After that never tried to change it and still it is in auto works just fine. I will give it a try. Thnks.

[kevin1981]

i noticed that one of my ram timings the (TRDWR) had 2 diffenet timings..
Channel A is set to 6 and channel B is set to 7...my ram is not on the supported list. And i dont know if thats why its like that. Could one of u guys check your Trdwr timings in your bio's and let me know if channel a and channel b or set to the same number. And if this is not normal could one of u guys tell me what to set it to?
i can mmanually set it to be the same .
But on auto it sets channel A to 6 and channel B to 7. It does this with xmp on or off

my pc spec
bio's 4011,
i have 2 8gb sticks of 2666....all timings on auto but the main top timings or 15 17 17 17 35 geardown mode sets the 15 to 16 tho
1600x

[Fredy M]

i noticed that one of my ram timings the (TRDWR) had 2 diffenet timings..
Channel A is set to 6 and channel B is set to 7...my ram is not on the supported list. And i dont know if thats why its like that. Could one of u guys check your Trdwr timings in your bio's and let me know if channel a and channel b or set to the same number. And if this is not normal could one of u guys tell me what to set it to?
i can mmanually set it to be the same .
But on auto it sets channel A to 6 and channel B to 7. It does this with xmp on or off

my pc spec
bio's 4011,
i have 2 8gb sticks of 2666....all timings on auto but the main top timings or 15 17 17 17 35 geardown mode sets the 15 to 16 tho
1600x

hi there...I presume you have a Corsair LPX kit and just like you I have different values for Trdwr (in my case Ch A is 7 and B is 8, Docp, @3200, timings auto) and same thing with the first timimg (CAS), I cannot set it to 15, auto or manual, docp or no docp, the system sets that one to 16... a quick "google" about the first problem and some guys say that the difference in values for latencies is due to different distance between the ram slot and the cpu socket...you can always punch it in manually and see if it has any effect(positive or negative)...personally, I don`t really stress too much over timings, unless they are way too high...if you really want to "get your hands dirty" try this http://www.overclock.net/forum/13-am...-dram-am4.html...good luck

[algotua]

I've built Ryzen 2700 and G.SKILL Trident 32GB Kit 2x16GB XMP (F4-3200C16D-32GTZ) on this MB.

Looks like BIOS still have several issues on such CPU.
I have installed latest BIOS (4011) and have incorrect values on CPU Diode in AIDA, which is just = ( CPU core value
+50) to https://prnt.sc/jgbmg4

Also my RAM has issues with BSODs if I try to start it with default values (2133MHz/1.2V). It works ok only with higher voltages and frequencies (e.g. 1.3V/2666MHz)

I tried to downgrade BIOS to 3803. CPU Diode displays correct values but system had microfreezes. Looks like Core Voltage suddenly raised to 1.4 from ~1.0V and back.
On 3805 CPU Diode has incorrect values as on 4011.

Also I have some issues with chassis fan speed. I have Zalman 4-pin fan (zp1225alm) which could be managed by MB. I set up silent mode for it, also set minimal rpm to 200 and T source = MB
http://prntscr.com/jkn3ep
Despite these settings this fan have ~1000rpm and from time to time it can rise to 2500 rpm in idle.

Is it any workaround to make the fan really silent? I have the same fan on my previous MB (Gigabyte GA-Z87M-D3H) and it had about 500 rpm in any mode.

[drfelip]

Thanks for the valuable advice. I don't have a suitable place for the out-of-the-case build, but I did the following:
So, even if a BIOS downgrade could help, the fact that module 2 works flawlessly points to a defect in module 1, so I'm going to RMA the kit.

Any RAM recommendations? I'd like it to run at 3000 MHz. Should I stick to the Raven Ridge QVL or the generic one?

For your reference: I finally got a pair of HyperX Predator 3000 MHz. They are running stable with default DOCP settings (2933 MHz), so I'm happy with them!

[Miizoo]

Just managed to roll back to Bios 3401 on my board and finally no crashes for several hours in 3200mhz CL14 with DOCP (G skill Flare X).

Huge THANKS to this person sharing the guide on how to downgrade from 3805 and back. Followed the steps carefully and it worked like a charm. System feels snappier and pubg feels smoother with less microstutters. Tested from 4011, 3805 and now against 3401. Not touching the updates for a good while now.

The link: https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...-AMD-roll-back

/miizoo

[xXFEDERICOXx]

I've built Ryzen 2700 and G.SKILL Trident 32GB Kit 2x16GB XMP (F4-3200C16D-32GTZ) on this MB.

Looks like BIOS still have several issues on such CPU.
I have installed latest BIOS (4011) and have incorrect values on CPU Diode in AIDA, which is just = ( CPU core value
+50) to https://prnt.sc/jgbmg4

Also my RAM has issues with BSODs if I try to start it with default values (2133MHz/1.2V). It works ok only with higher voltages and frequencies (e.g. 1.3V/2666MHz)

I tried to downgrade BIOS to 3803. CPU Diode displays correct values but system had microfreezes. Looks like Core Voltage suddenly raised to 1.4 from ~1.0V and back.
On 3805 CPU Diode has incorrect values as on 4011.

Also I have some issues with chassis fan speed. I have Zalman 4-pin fan (zp1225alm) which could be managed by MB. I set up silent mode for it, also set minimal rpm to 200 and T source = MB
http://prntscr.com/jkn3ep
Despite these settings this fan have ~1000rpm and from time to time it can rise to 2500 rpm in idle.

Is it any workaround to make the fan really silent? I have the same fan on my previous MB (Gigabyte GA-Z87M-D3H) and it had about 500 rpm in any mode.

Put on the smoothing fan option. I've mine at 15.1 secs