 MisterJ wrote:thanosb, I would suggest you not start with memory that is not qualified. datonyb is the memory person here and I strongly recommend you listen. I think you are way too concerned about the rumor of processor problems and RMAs. If you are planning on running Linux then perhaps but not W10 (only officially supported OS). Both my R7 1800X and TR 1950X are very early releases and never had a problem with the processors. Enjoy, John. |
| pauloderezende wrote: i'm having trouble in configure usb and ps/2 keyboards with fm2a68m-dg3+p2.60 bios, in 76m0xb422625 motherboard, with windows 10. The keyboards seem crazy... usb is worst. i'm going crazy too! Can someone help me? i tried all options possible in bios, but the keyboard don't work. |
| Sixus wrote: X399 Fatality 1950x Threadripper 4x16gb 3600 TridentZ 1TB M.2 960 EVO EVGA 750 PSU 650Ti EVGA GPU Current Windows 10 OS I'm on my second board with the same WiFi issue. Will not connect whatsoever. Doesn't recognize any network, acts if there is an external WiFi network switch that is disabled. I can flip the WiFi on in network settings. It will be on but not recognize any networks. I updated all drivers with the disc. From my research it may be linked to me using my m.2 as my boot drive? Is there a link between WiFi issues with AMD processors and m.2 malfunction? Thanks in advance  |
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| CPUTIN is the socket temp (motherboard thermistor) and SYSTIN is the thermistor on the chipset. I forgot which AUXTIN1/2 is the vrm but there are a few on it. SMBUS is a digital reported CPU temperature which includes the offset, so you need to -27C for the 1950x and whatever the 1920x offset is. |
| parsec wrote: Glad you have the PC working, but what the true issue with the 4.20 UEFI version remains unknown. We don't know yet if your issue is isolated to the RX 480, or even the VBIOS used in your particular card. I have learned from experience in this forum that it is a mistake to come to a conclusion about an issue based upon the experience of one user. That certainly includes myself as one user's experience. |
| parsec wrote: I don't understand the implication that a video card that does not need extra power from the PSU is the reason it worked with the new UEFI version. If that were true, we would be seeing many other posts about issues like yours with this board and UEFI version. So far, hasn't happened. It also indicates that all video cards are not affected. But your experience with an RX 480 and the 4.20 UEFI version is one data point that we will remember for future reference. |
| parsec wrote: The main and likely only purpose of the 4.20 UEFI update is stated in its description: Update AGESA to 1.0.7.2 for upcoming processors. AGESA 1.0.7.2 is the AMD AM4 processor microcode that is part of the UEFI/BIOS file. It is supplied to mother board manufactures by AMD. This AGESA update is known to require major changes in other UEFI code. That might be the source of the problem, or the AGESA update itself, which is a scary thought. |