AMD Ryzen 9 3950X makes the most powerful mini ITX super computer ever!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- They exist! An #AMD #Ryzen 9 #3950x finally arrived! Let's install and test it in last year's Asus ROG Strix X470-I - how fast will it build the Linux kernel? #Ad: CPU & more @Amazon: services.exact... You can support my work at: / renerebe github.com/spo...
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Happy New Year! Just a suggestion, but I thought, maybe for benchmarking the next major upgrade (ie. Ryzen 4000 series), you might just record a video on your camera/phone of your current BIOS settings, and just play the resulting video back whenever you've performed a new BIOS update. With so many sections in the BIOS, it is surely a pain to have to type them into a document, let alone having to write them down by hand. Best part about this method is that you can record yourself voicing your concerns and thoughts of things to try when the next BIOS revision becomes available, or even when it becomes time to do a total upgrade.
As for me, I would hope that future mobos, particularly premium ones, would at least attempt to save your current BIOS settings into a profile and translate as much of it as it can, over to be compatible with the new, BIOS update. Given how things can be removed or added-in by the manufacturer, this would make things so much easier for the user.
Merry Christmas Rene i like Ryzen`s but this bioses that have 25MB OS that no one know what it doing not big fan of them :) i hope coreboot will be ported to Ryzen
Merry Christmas man, good luck with your new AMD CPU.
Merry Christmas.
Frohe Weihnachten dir und deiner Familie, René! :)
Vielen Dank. Ebenfalls Allen frohe Weihnachten!
This chip is just fantastic, its an all around performer it even does great in Games.
Merry Christmas RR, Always happy to see your vids!
Thanks for the review - really appreciate it. I'm still running an Intel i7-4790 from 2014. I'm now looking to upgrade - not necessarily because I "need to", I just "want to" :) I mostly use it for dabbling in various coding projects (heavy focus on machine learning at the moment). I've been eyeballing the Ryzen 9 3900. I definitely don't need bleeding edge performance, but having 12-cores would be awesome! The 3900 is very reasonably priced too.
Views getting up there Rene. Keep it up! Hopefully you and yours had a wonderful holiday, and a Happy New Year
thank you, happy holidays and new year to all of you, too! ;-)
The X470 needs the latest BIOS so that it will recognise a Ryzen 3000 CPU.
One potential error that can happen, if you don't read the BIOS releases history is that some BIOS's depend on you loading a prior BIOS before loading the newest BIOS.
With my GigaByte X470 AURUS Gaming 7 Wifi, I had to install a previous BIOS, then load windows and run a program which fixed USB compatibility issues before I could install the newest BIOS.
The RUclipsr "Good Old Gamer" fell for this trap and was stuck for about a day with a system that wouldn't work properly, until he read up on this fact with his 400 Series GigaByte board.
You didn't show the final case
Thank you for your interest , this was in last years build: ruclips.net/video/tET5YHBRsXs/видео.html
Thanks for running it with the stock 65W cooler. All reviewers are using “fancy” RGB AIO and custom loop liquid coolers. I’m considering a Noctua or bequiet air cooler for the 3950x.
As this is getting too hot and thermal throttling I’ll probably try a fancy noctua heatpipe one the next weeks ...
Bits & more by René Rebe Please post the results when you do.
jamerican347 of course! Maybe I even make it my new workstation with a lagger case and of course also test ecc ram while at it ...
Bits & more by René Rebe I’m building a MicroATX computer using B450M motherboard since X570 Motherboards are expensive and only mATX X570M has poor quality VRMs.
@@jamerican347 yeah, happy that my last year's board just works fine, too ;-) not a fan of actively chipset cooled x570 boards, though I hear those fans usually don't turn on (yet) anyways (maybe more pcie4 load would ..?)
Missed the video. Glad you got one. I decided to get the 3950x as well.
Yes, that issue with the mounting bracket is a PITA.
If you are looking for RAM to go with your Ryzen 3950X the I would advise you to get this:
www.overclockers.co.uk/team-group-8pack-edition-16gb-2x8gb-ddr4-pc4-28800c16-3600mhz-dual-channel-kit-black-my-08q-tg.html
I have it running, without any problems at MCLK 1867 (3733) and FCLK 1867.
I don't know how long the price will last though.
The nice thing about the RAM is that if you have clearance problems, the top of the RAM heatspreader can be unscrewed while still retaining the heatspreaders on the side.
It is Samsung B-die.
Nice video
You are making the same mistake with the Thermal Grizzly applicator that I did.
What you have to do is hold it nearly horizontal rather than vertical to get it to spread the TIM evenly.
Nice video but you may have to re-evaluate your cooling solution a little :) Oh and the numbers AMD print on the box (4.7ghz) are mostly fiction and falsehood. It may boost to 4.7ghz on a single core when its idle but whats the point when the system is doing nothing. Keep up the good work and merry christmas
I know; I said so ;-) Liquid cooling in 2020?
@@renerebe Would love to see that!
I'm surprised it's working with a 450 watt psu. Also, a 1.4v vcore is rather high.
It’s already the larger psu I brought with “reserve” for this in mind (I don’t have a big gpu in there) ;-) the voltage is what the bios did, will check other articles and decrease to see how low it can get ;-) the UI is a bit hilarious of not simply entering the +/- number with this extra sign field ;-)
@@renerebe dude the cpu eats less watts than my FX8320 XDDDD by 9 times the performance you can propably go easy to a 200Watt PSU with a crappy GCard
Getting 4.1GHz all cores with a dark Rock pro 4 around 90C
Thanks for this info. I was looking for NH-D15 vs 3950X but your setup comes close. Isn't 90 deg too high?
My core temps are in the 70s, with just one fan and low noise adapter.
@@renerebe Which cooler? The stock amd cooler in video?
@@lenanaH ah sorry, I thought the comment is under the other video: the the Noctua NH-D15: ruclips.net/video/AB9EJcOGGaw/видео.html
Frohe Weihnachten und danke für das Review!
Könntest du mir sagen was das für Tastatur ist die du benutzt? Die Mechanische mit dem Trackpoint?
Ebenfalls frohe Weihnachten - das Keyboard ist eine kürzlich zusammengelötetes Tex Yoda 2 ruclips.net/video/3ojdjQovNOQ/видео.html
Hello Rene I come asking for advice. I've recently bought into the Thinkpad meme and I'm very happy. I've gotten my filthy little mittens on an E595. You are a big expert on Ryzen Mobile thinkpads and linux in general. When I look at the clock speeds it looks like it's not boosting. I've updated the bios and installed the microcode and linux-firmware. I have it in single-channel at the moment. I have an inkling it is boosting despite only showing 2,3Ghz and cpuinfo saying boost isn't supporting because I have a memory trace of reading Ryzen mobile APUs boost- they just don't show it in linux. Invisible boosting? I ran Geekbench5 and got a whopping 950! Wow! I'm running the phoronix-test-suite build-linux-kernel 1.8.0 . What result could I expect with it being in single channel. Any advice to see if my laptop is boosting or to make it boost.
Thanks bro and I looki forward to your next few videos and streams.
My result; 208 seconds
oh shit I think I just discovered 208 is not good!
I think the 3700u is not boosting. i've asked for help on reddit a couple times :(
did not had this specific CPU and ThinkPad, however, are you running a dynamic frequency scaling cpufreq governer?
@@renerebe ondemand
@@renerebe I'm so worried it's not boosting. I'm getting 205 seconds on Linux Kernel Compilation 4.13
Yeah, in that case with that cooler you are throwing performance away hand over fist with regard to the 3950X (I have one as well).
You should allow a MAXIMUM voltage of 1.3 Volts (in my case I can run the 3950X at 1.29375 Volts at 4.3 MHz all core.
If you are running stuff that is not heavily multithreaded then you can turn SMT Off, run it as a straight 16C/16T CPU at 1.3 Volts and a clockspeed of 4.4 GHz.
Yours is now that second ASUS board that has severe problems with RAM, which my GigaByte board does not.
If left to itself, your ASUS board will use way too much voltage and will degrade the performance of your CPU significantly if not kill it outright within a year.
I never had a defect CPU in my entire life. I will try with 1.3V just for the fun ;-) I run massive parallel Linux compilation stuff, so SMT for me, too ,-) Next week I should get a fancier Noctua cooler, let's see if that improves thermals and performance. If not maybe liquid cooling in 2020 ;)
@@renerebe Well if you are not wedded to the case (and with a twin chiplet CPU I would not be) then you should get the Noctua NH-U12A cooler which I have.
It is BETTER than a 280 mm CLC and is only bested (and not by all that much) by my AlphaCool Eisbaer LT360. A 360mm CLC where I have replaced the fans with three Noctua NF-A12x25 fans.
A RUclips site called "Hardware Unboxed" put a 3900X (12C/32T) CPU into an ASUS motherboard and left the voltage on AUTO.
They managed to fry their CPU. Just a word of warning.
Because my 3950X is just a test system, if you want, you can send me an E-Mail at "NagerMike@Gmail.com" and I can let you have a look around my configuration with TeamViewer.
BTW the Michael part of "Michael Nager" is obvious, and Nager is the German word for a rodent, and a mouse is a kind of rodent.
So my name quite literally means "Mickey Mouse" :D
@@renerebe If you are on Discord, you can reach me if you send a friend's request to Michael Nager#2239
Did you buy him or AMD give one to you?
I brought it for work. To be on AMD radar one probably need some hundred thousands of subscribers ;-) if something is a test sample or sponsored I always say so!
Viel zu heiss das ding
I've noticed some funny things about this video. You are putting the beast in a mini itx. You love giving yourself problems. Secondly you are using a travkpoint which is interesting
I studied compact and leaned thermal throttling from the best ;-) this is the keyboard: ruclips.net/video/3ojdjQovNOQ/видео.html