Want to REALLY make your Zen ZOOM... Asus Enhancement Performance Enableded (AES) It sets PPT and TDC to 1000 amps and EDC to 180 amps (limit) on my 5900x. It just WORKS better in games than doing it manually in PBO. Then go into Curve Optimizer and do a per core tune for each core. If you have a dual CCD CPU (like either a 3600/3700x or a 5900/5950x), spend your time on CCD0 and do a per core tune. Find out your best to worst cores using HWiNFO64 and go from there. The better the core, the less you can undervolt. Those cores will be getting the most load. For me, t's Core 0 and 1 (the first two cores). I believe I went -5 on the bset 2, -7 on the next two, -11 on the next 2.... then -22 or so on all of the CCD1 cores as a starting point... then over weeks, I'd drop one or two cores by -1 or -2 and see if I crashed. People saying they go -25 on ALL 12 cores are lying. That isn't stable. They MIGHT get a benchmark run, but while it can crash during load, it's even more likely to crash at idle. Like, if you walk away from your PC for 15-30 minutes, that is when you're most likely to crash. Make sure to use the latest BIOS. The Asus ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming Wi-Fi II recently got a new BIOS that finally allowed me to get my RAM to overclock. It had issues mainly before because, imo, it was dual rank. 2x16GB DDR4 3600 C16 DUAL RANK (dual rank is what you want, look up benchmarks). Now I'm running the same kit at DDR4 3800 C16 @ 1:1 IF w/ Command Rate @ 1 and Gear Down Mode off. I have more room to go, I believe, but it's not worth going over 1.4v imo, despite my case full of Arctic P14's (140mm) fans. And, last, but not least, I use a Fuma 2 Rev B on my 5900x, which helps cool the VRMs. As do the top 140mm fans on top. Those are on a manual fan controller, while the front 2x, rear and CPU fans are controlled by the motherboard via CPU temps. The Fuma 2 Rev B is a high quality cooler. Dual fan (practically triple with the rear exhaust fan). I've yet to see another 5900x get the same CPU-z scores OR the same memory bandwidth speeds that my set up gets in AIDA 64. Now, how much does that translate to gaming? Not sure. 3-5 fps hopefully haha. I do only have a 6700XT 12GB. I wish I got the 6950XT back when it was priced well, but yeah.. come to think of it, I think I will get a 7800XT with this set up. Anyways, hope it helps you or someone else that comes across this rant.
I'm just glad you guys finally fixed the Zenith II Extreme BIOS. For the longest time I couldn't enable DOCP without things going horribly wrong and losing tons of performance. With the latest update I can finally turn it on, get proper clocks and see actual massive gains!
Thanks, built my pc a week ago, but had no idea that the xmp limited the memory. Got me an extra 1000 in score on 3dmark over my previous benchmark test.
when i disable Launch CSM , it wont let me boot to my windows, i i got the same popup you got there when you disable it and it's telling me to put it back on. Any solution guys please ? + resize bar isn't showing as well in my case.
Is it possible to make a new video (like this one), on the Z690-I Gaming motherboard with an i7-13700K and FE 4070Super, please! I just built a Terra case and really need to optimize so the CPU doesn't throttle from heat.
On how long the video was, you guys could have covered a lot more of the settings in the bios in overclocking but instead you guys just showed bench marks…
OK I'm stumped everything works in my Bios I even get fan speeds in EzMode But there's No Q Fan control button anywhere and no CPU fan display bottom center why what is happening
I have the G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 64GB (4 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) installed in the Asus z590-e ... and I tried to ENABLE the XMP I & XMP II profiles... but my computer couldn't boot up - it just a black screen... Any idea how to solve this issue? Thanks
Not an expert but first make sure you have the latest BIOS version. Then try just two sticks of your ram Then enable XMP Then Rebar Boot and see if the DRAM over locks. Then if that works try adding 2 remaining sticks if DRAM and run again. If that doesn’t work I may be a problem over clocking 4 sticks of DRAM If so contact ASUS or take it to your local PC Repair shop as they probably have more expertise. There are many videos on Overclocking DRAM on RUclips with instructions, settings etc.
Works great when PC Is in use. but when I need to restart PC screen stays blacked out and yellow solid light on motherboard. Any one can help around that issue I'm having.
Can I make a massive suggestion. With GPUs advancing at an insane rate and more "noobs" buying higher end products. You guys really need to do a video called "defaulting BIOS to Intel Standards" because your CFO and CEO will keep increasing power draw outside of intel spec to the point gamers will turn the pc on start a game and crash. We are already seeing it with games that are cpu heavy like new world. Asus is now considered high end for nearly everything they make. Please set your out of box BIOS settings to include the following. 1. A quick option in EZ mode to set BIOS to a 0 overclock within Intel spec setting 2. A brief explanation of why you should enable xmp It took me a hot minute to keep this i9-10900k from thermal throttling and I do this as a hobby. Asus isn't the worst offender they actually are better than most and i like a lot of whats available but my God we have thousands of end users out here thinking brand new hardware is faulty on forums 8 hours a day because they can't figure out why their processors are overheating to a point of thermal throttle and radiator heatsoaking before they even get 30 minutes into a gaming session. Please tell upper management they can keep pushing power settings to the limit out of box but add those two things to EZ mode and at least force end users to see they can make those two changes. Maybe one day Intel will enforce their standards because gigabyte is about .02 volts away from making gaming rigs seem DOA to new builders or to those who buy the best gear because they can afford it.
Could you make any suggestions for someone who isn’t pc savy to fix this problem because I’m literally having this issue, I can’t run big games like red dead without my whole pc turning off after 5 min and then having trouble booting
im trying to switch back to my sata ssd from my nvme m2 drive and i cant get my bios to recognize the drive. any ideas what settings i need to change back? or do i have to clear cmos?
So I have an Asus ROG strix b550-f gaming motherboard, Ryzen 9 3900x, and an rtx 3080. I do not see the re-size bar settings, am I supposed to be able to see them and if so then how can I as I would like to try it and see if I can get better performance out of my PC. Any help is appreciated.
So I see it says boot manager next to your ssd mine dose not say that and I'm having trouble getting it to boot right to windows and not the bios I always have to exit bios to get it to go to windows and log in help Also have my cpu fan hooked up with my other fans controler so I get a cpu fan error should I be concerned my fan is an aio set up Also do think my csm is disabled could that be the boot issue
hey guys this video helped me get a bit more gains in performance! that being said tho i have a amd Ryzen 5 3400 G with an rtx 3070 ti and 32 gb of 3700 ddr4 ram, what cpu would be a better pairing for my rig without it being overkill? i know my cpu sucks haha
@n6004 Agreed. If you already have a CPU and plan on doing an upgrade, the 5800x3D is the only viable option for this socket if you game 95%+ of the time. I have a 5900x and would trade a 5800x3D for it... it's just that much better of a gaming CPU. However, it's "weak" when it comes to work related tasks like compression/decompression/using Handbrake or any other video editing/converting software. A 5800x will beat the 5800x3D in everything EXCEPT gaming. Probably because of the lower clockspeeds of the 5800x3D. But, who cares if you primarily game, because it's leaps and bounds more powerful when it comes to gaming. Not sure if it still is, but when the 7800x first came out, the 5800x3D was matching it in gaming performance if that says anything. Can't wait to build my next rig. Having a hard time deciding between an AMD 7900x3D rig vs just going with an Intel 14th gen rig. 14th Gen is a BOSS at every single thing you throw at it. But I do like to support AMD as a company. EDIT: FYI I'm currently running a: Asus B550-F Gaming WiFi II / R9 5900x / 2x16GB DDR4 3600 G.Skill Ripjaws dual rank kit @ 3800 C16 CR1 / 6700XT 12GB / 2TB M.2 NVME Samsung 970 Evo / 3x SSD's / 3x HDD's (2x in RAID 0) / Corsair HX1200i PSU I want to upgrade my GPU to something nice but my 5900x will bottleneck it. I am considering a 7800XT or 7900XT but I likely may go with Nvidia (as much as I despise them) and get a 4080 series because of the superior ray tracing performance. Because, yes, I, for one, enjoy ray tracing. And the 6700XT 12GB has improved tremendously since launch thanks to the work AMD puts into drivers, but still, it's Gen 2 RT cores. AMD will always be one step behind Nvidia in ray tracing. FSR3 helps a ton, but little to no games support it so you have to find mods to make it work in games that support DLSS. And when it works, it works amazingly on my 6700XT. Makes RDR2 and The Witcher 3 run smooth as butter. But it doesn't work in every game. So, yeah... I MAY just aim for the Nvidia 4080. But not with the 5900x because it will certainly bottleneck that GPU. I game at 1440p since that's what my monitor is. If I gamed at 4K, it wouldn't really matter TOO much, but I don't. I'm a 1440p @ max settings gamer.
Not only did those settings you suggested improve my performance, it fixed my ethernet issues! Thank you so much!
Want to REALLY make your Zen ZOOM...
Asus Enhancement Performance Enableded (AES)
It sets PPT and TDC to 1000 amps and EDC to 180 amps (limit) on my 5900x. It just WORKS better in games than doing it manually in PBO.
Then go into Curve Optimizer and do a per core tune for each core. If you have a dual CCD CPU (like either a 3600/3700x or a 5900/5950x), spend your time on CCD0 and do a per core tune. Find out your best to worst cores using HWiNFO64 and go from there. The better the core, the less you can undervolt. Those cores will be getting the most load. For me, t's Core 0 and 1 (the first two cores). I believe I went -5 on the bset 2, -7 on the next two, -11 on the next 2.... then -22 or so on all of the CCD1 cores as a starting point... then over weeks, I'd drop one or two cores by -1 or -2 and see if I crashed.
People saying they go -25 on ALL 12 cores are lying. That isn't stable. They MIGHT get a benchmark run, but while it can crash during load, it's even more likely to crash at idle. Like, if you walk away from your PC for 15-30 minutes, that is when you're most likely to crash.
Make sure to use the latest BIOS. The Asus ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming Wi-Fi II recently got a new BIOS that finally allowed me to get my RAM to overclock. It had issues mainly before because, imo, it was dual rank. 2x16GB DDR4 3600 C16 DUAL RANK (dual rank is what you want, look up benchmarks). Now I'm running the same kit at DDR4 3800 C16 @ 1:1 IF w/ Command Rate @ 1 and Gear Down Mode off. I have more room to go, I believe, but it's not worth going over 1.4v imo, despite my case full of Arctic P14's (140mm) fans.
And, last, but not least, I use a Fuma 2 Rev B on my 5900x, which helps cool the VRMs. As do the top 140mm fans on top. Those are on a manual fan controller, while the front 2x, rear and CPU fans are controlled by the motherboard via CPU temps.
The Fuma 2 Rev B is a high quality cooler. Dual fan (practically triple with the rear exhaust fan). I've yet to see another 5900x get the same CPU-z scores OR the same memory bandwidth speeds that my set up gets in AIDA 64. Now, how much does that translate to gaming? Not sure. 3-5 fps hopefully haha. I do only have a 6700XT 12GB. I wish I got the 6950XT back when it was priced well, but yeah.. come to think of it, I think I will get a 7800XT with this set up.
Anyways, hope it helps you or someone else that comes across this rant.
I'm just glad you guys finally fixed the Zenith II Extreme BIOS. For the longest time I couldn't enable DOCP without things going horribly wrong and losing tons of performance. With the latest update I can finally turn it on, get proper clocks and see actual massive gains!
Holy shit, the re size bar setting doubled my pc performance on games, guys thank you so much!!!
Thanks, built my pc a week ago, but had no idea that the xmp limited the memory.
Got me an extra 1000 in score on 3dmark over my previous benchmark test.
Cool
Having it on limited your score?
The Jake guy clicked save profile instead of apply so he did cinebench 3 times with the same settings.
This video/ bios demo was awful! Didn't cover any important bios options
Thanks for the heads up and saving people an hour
So what options should I look at??
I got a countdown to a advert with more countdown 😂😂😂
when i disable Launch CSM , it wont let me boot to my windows, i i got the same popup you got there when you disable it and it's telling me to put it back on. Any solution guys please ? + resize bar isn't showing as well in my case.
7:37 your welcome
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asus has to finalize the latest tuf x570 bios man! it's taking eons for the latest beta one somehow.
Is it possible to make a new video (like this one), on the Z690-I Gaming motherboard with an i7-13700K and FE 4070Super, please! I just built a Terra case and really need to optimize so the CPU doesn't throttle from heat.
very stylish bord one day I wish to have a PC for the first time
got one now ?xd
x670 Boards or Re-Fresh = ❤
On how long the video was, you guys could have covered a lot more of the settings in the bios in overclocking but instead you guys just showed bench marks…
OK I'm stumped everything works in my Bios I even get fan speeds in EzMode But there's No Q Fan control button anywhere and no CPU fan display bottom center why what is happening
I have the G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 64GB (4 x 32GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) installed in the Asus z590-e ... and I tried to ENABLE the XMP I & XMP II profiles... but my computer couldn't boot up - it just a black screen... Any idea how to solve this issue? Thanks
Not an expert but first make sure you have the latest BIOS version.
Then try just two sticks of your ram
Then enable XMP
Then Rebar
Boot and see if the DRAM over locks.
Then if that works try adding 2 remaining sticks if DRAM and run again.
If that doesn’t work I may be a problem over clocking 4 sticks of DRAM
If so contact ASUS or take it to your local PC Repair shop as they probably have more expertise.
There are many videos on Overclocking DRAM on RUclips with instructions, settings etc.
Works great when PC Is in use. but when I need to restart PC screen stays blacked out and yellow solid light on motherboard. Any one can help around that issue I'm having.
how do you get the mouse working when in the bios?
I have question, my fans are unhearable on the standart options, if i do everything on fast will i regret it and it will be loud af?
Can I make a massive suggestion. With GPUs advancing at an insane rate and more "noobs" buying higher end products. You guys really need to do a video called "defaulting BIOS to Intel Standards" because your CFO and CEO will keep increasing power draw outside of intel spec to the point gamers will turn the pc on start a game and crash. We are already seeing it with games that are cpu heavy like new world. Asus is now considered high end for nearly everything they make. Please set your out of box BIOS settings to include the following.
1. A quick option in EZ mode to set BIOS to a 0 overclock within Intel spec setting
2. A brief explanation of why you should enable xmp
It took me a hot minute to keep this i9-10900k from thermal throttling and I do this as a hobby.
Asus isn't the worst offender they actually are better than most and i like a lot of whats available but my God we have thousands of end users out here thinking brand new hardware is faulty on forums 8 hours a day because they can't figure out why their processors are overheating to a point of thermal throttle and radiator heatsoaking before they even get 30 minutes into a gaming session.
Please tell upper management they can keep pushing power settings to the limit out of box but add those two things to EZ mode and at least force end users to see they can make those two changes.
Maybe one day Intel will enforce their standards because gigabyte is about .02 volts away from making gaming rigs seem DOA to new builders or to those who buy the best gear because they can afford it.
Could you make any suggestions for someone who isn’t pc savy to fix this problem because I’m literally having this issue, I can’t run big games like red dead without my whole pc turning off after 5 min and then having trouble booting
im trying to switch back to my sata ssd from my nvme m2 drive and i cant get my bios to recognize the drive. any ideas what settings i need to change back? or do i have to clear cmos?
XMP is bricking my new PC!!! Last time i waste my money on an ASUS MOBO
Why would you do a video countdown?! Edit it out
Hello, thx for the video, i don t understand why i need CSM with a new PC with all new stuff.
is there a rog strix bios with intel with the new 12th gen made yet? Im getting my build in 2 days and just want to make sure its set up right?
I bought a pre built rog strix desktop from Best Buy with i7 12700kf and RTX 3080
So I have an Asus ROG strix b550-f gaming motherboard, Ryzen 9 3900x, and an rtx 3080. I do not see the re-size bar settings, am I supposed to be able to see them and if so then how can I as I would like to try it and see if I can get better performance out of my PC. Any help is appreciated.
Hi i have a asus rog strix g17 g713qr and my bios has way less options (in ez and advanced mod) than i see in this video, why?
What they should have mentioned at least for Nvidia GPUs. Resize bar only works on 30 series models and up.
they did?
So I see it says boot manager next to your ssd mine dose not say that and I'm having trouble getting it to boot right to windows and not the bios I always have to exit bios to get it to go to windows and log in help
Also have my cpu fan hooked up with my other fans controler so I get a cpu fan error should I be concerned my fan is an aio set up
Also do think my csm is disabled could that be the boot issue
Hi bro ! Ive a problem, i'm stuck in a0 qcode, i'm My movie z590-e , with blackscreen, can u helpme??
hey any reason why i may not have all that re size bar options?
why cant i enter bios i was holding f2 and still nothing also tried del, esc didnt work, can someone help me?
Don’t hold it keep taping the key a few times when the screen says to do so
Does this one overheat too? Last two Asus products we bought were nightmares to deal with.
so funny to see the mouse pointer being a pain to control.., just use keyboard.., much easier XD
I have z690-e gaming wifi ddr5
Guys i have a i7 13k help me to oc
hey guys this video helped me get a bit more gains in performance! that being said tho i have a amd Ryzen 5 3400 G with an rtx 3070 ti and 32 gb of 3700 ddr4 ram, what cpu would be a better pairing for my rig without it being overkill? i know my cpu sucks haha
a ryzen 5800x3d as its the final boss cpu of this socket so you wouldnt need to change motherboards for ages and its very future proof. highly suggest
@@malazan6004 thank you for the suggestion!
@n6004 Agreed. If you already have a CPU and plan on doing an upgrade, the 5800x3D is the only viable option for this socket if you game 95%+ of the time.
I have a 5900x and would trade a 5800x3D for it... it's just that much better of a gaming CPU.
However, it's "weak" when it comes to work related tasks like compression/decompression/using Handbrake or any other video editing/converting software. A 5800x will beat the 5800x3D in everything EXCEPT gaming. Probably because of the lower clockspeeds of the 5800x3D. But, who cares if you primarily game, because it's leaps and bounds more powerful when it comes to gaming.
Not sure if it still is, but when the 7800x first came out, the 5800x3D was matching it in gaming performance if that says anything.
Can't wait to build my next rig. Having a hard time deciding between an AMD 7900x3D rig vs just going with an Intel 14th gen rig. 14th Gen is a BOSS at every single thing you throw at it.
But I do like to support AMD as a company.
EDIT: FYI I'm currently running a:
Asus B550-F Gaming WiFi II / R9 5900x / 2x16GB DDR4 3600 G.Skill Ripjaws dual rank kit @ 3800 C16 CR1 / 6700XT 12GB / 2TB M.2 NVME Samsung 970 Evo / 3x SSD's / 3x HDD's (2x in RAID 0) / Corsair HX1200i PSU
I want to upgrade my GPU to something nice but my 5900x will bottleneck it. I am considering a 7800XT or 7900XT but I likely may go with Nvidia (as much as I despise them) and get a 4080 series because of the superior ray tracing performance.
Because, yes, I, for one, enjoy ray tracing. And the 6700XT 12GB has improved tremendously since launch thanks to the work AMD puts into drivers, but still, it's Gen 2 RT cores. AMD will always be one step behind Nvidia in ray tracing. FSR3 helps a ton, but little to no games support it so you have to find mods to make it work in games that support DLSS. And when it works, it works amazingly on my 6700XT. Makes RDR2 and The Witcher 3 run smooth as butter. But it doesn't work in every game.
So, yeah... I MAY just aim for the Nvidia 4080. But not with the 5900x because it will certainly bottleneck that GPU. I game at 1440p since that's what my monitor is. If I gamed at 4K, it wouldn't really matter TOO much, but I don't. I'm a 1440p @ max settings gamer.
csm disabled god say this other settiges for windows 10.11