I have just purchased this CPU and so updated my B450m pro VDH bios today in preparation for when the 5600x arrives (also using a 2600 currently and also notice my 2070 super gets held back a bit in Warthunder). So I flashed the latest Bios, and instantly had temporary regrets! It caused my PC to go into a system repair loop where no option would fix Windows (including restore to earlier point , reset windows but keep files, attempt system repair, or continue into Windows 10). I then tried " chose another operating system" and saw there were two systems (one being "Windows 10, the other being Windows 10 Home") The default was set to W10, so I selected W10 home as the default, and now it loads into Windows every time with no issues. So if you're having the same issue, it's not a setting in the Bios you need to change, but rather the OS your system is attempting to load. Change the Default and see if that helps
I have an ASRock 450 motherboard. My motherboard will support 2 ram sticks at 3200 mhz but will only support 2667 mhz when 4 ram sticks are installed. Check your motherboard documentation and see how populating all 4 ram slots effect max ram speed.
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I have just purchased this CPU and so updated my B450m pro VDH bios today in preparation for when the 5600x arrives (also using a 2600 currently and also notice my 2070 super gets held back a bit in Warthunder).
So I flashed the latest Bios, and instantly had temporary regrets!
It caused my PC to go into a system repair loop where no option would fix Windows (including restore to earlier point , reset windows but keep files, attempt system repair, or continue into Windows 10).
I then tried " chose another operating system" and saw there were two systems (one being "Windows 10, the other being Windows 10 Home")
The default was set to W10, so I selected W10 home as the default, and now it loads into Windows every time with no issues.
So if you're having the same issue, it's not a setting in the Bios you need to change, but rather the OS your system is attempting to load.
Change the Default and see if that helps
you would get more views if you seemed like you actually enjoy what your doing, you look and sound dead inside...
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Do not fall asleep my man
I have an ASRock 450 motherboard. My motherboard will support 2 ram sticks at 3200 mhz but will only support 2667 mhz when 4 ram sticks are installed. Check your motherboard documentation and see how populating all 4 ram slots effect max ram speed.
i had the same problem,no wonder i had crashes when enabling xmp at 2993 mhz,time to clock it down now,i should've read the documentation 😅
My condolences.
If your cpu runs to HOT, it may throttle down...so create a fn profile to keep temps around 60-70C.