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tuxic@××××××.de wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I am trying to figure out the best settings (performance wise) for a |
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> AMD Ryzen 5 3600 with a MSI Tomahawk max motherboard. |
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> I don't want to overclock -- tweaking the bios is for finding |
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> the optimal setting in oposite to waste performance via sub-optimal |
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> settings like not activateing XMP profile and running the RAM at |
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> JEDEC speeds instead of what the vendor guaranties. |
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> Unfortunately, there are quite a view settings to which I didn't |
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> find any explanation, for what they are good. |
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> Any help is very appreciated! :) |
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> Cheers, |
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> Meino |
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I usually buy boards that can overclock but don't do it. What I usually |
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look for once I get my CPU, memory and all installed, the selection for |
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optimized settings or something to that effect. I've always found that |
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that setting works pretty darn well. I had to tweak the IOMMU or |
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something setting but other than that, I let it detect the best |
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settings. If I upgrade the BIOS, I repeat that on the first boot up. |
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In my experience, it picks good safe settings that result in stable |
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systems. |
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I've never had a MSI mobo, yet, so it may be called something different |
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but even Dell and Gateway usually have something similar to choose. It |
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may be worth looking into . |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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