Monday, February 28th 2022

GIGABYTE Adds Ryzen 7 5800X3D Support, Unlocks Max CPU Boost Clock Override

GIGABYTE over the last week posted UEFI firmware updates for its Socket AM4 motherboards that add support for the upcoming AMD Ryzen 5800X3D processor. Released for motherboards across its AMD 400-series and 500-series lineups; the updates pack AGESA ComboPI V2 1.2.0.6 Patch-b microcode. Another key feature of these updates are that they re-introduce the "Max CPU Boost Clock Override" toggle, which appears when a Ryzen 5000 "Vermeer" processor is installed.

The Ryzen 7 5800X3D is an 8-core/16-thread processor based on the "Zen 3" microarchitecture, and packs the AMD 3D Vertical Cache (3DV Cache) technology, featuring 100 MB of Total Cache (AMD jargon for the sum of all L2 + L3 cache). The company claims gaming performance on par with the Core i9-12900K "Alder Lake" processor. The re-introduction of the Boost Frequency overrides signal that the company wants enthusiasts to go to town with overclocking, making this a possible response to the i9-12900KS gaming performance, at a lower price-point.
Sources: Komachi_Ensaka (Twitter), Wccftech
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28 Comments on GIGABYTE Adds Ryzen 7 5800X3D Support, Unlocks Max CPU Boost Clock Override

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Ruru
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chrisredfiddle15800X3D support added

USB problems are back. Thanks AMD, never again
Hmm, what USB problems do you have? I have a notification on some boots in Windows that there's problem with some USB device, but I don't have any idea which it is, as everything seems to work fine. B550M Aorus Elite as board.
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chrisredfiddle1
I need to apologize. As I often do, I fired shots too quick here. Ever since my defective XFX 5700 XT I've become extremely paranoid on problems that arise after changing hardware and "seemlingy" not changing anything else.

Yup, I changed infinity fabric to 2000, which I thought every Ryzen 5000 series cpu can do easily.

Turns out it runs windows stable, but audio stutter occurs randomly and USB devices like my USB headset disconnect and reconnect randomly, the backlight on my mechanical keyboard gets flickery and these issues result in random stutters in games.

I dialed down infinity fabric to 1967 (ram 3933) -> voila, issues are gone, system is stable.
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#28
Ruru
S.T.A.R.S.
chrisredfiddle1I need to apologize. As I often do, I fired shots too quick here. Ever since my defective XFX 5700 XT I've become extremely paranoid on problems that arise after changing hardware and "seemlingy" not changing anything else.

Yup, I changed infinity fabric to 2000, which I thought every Ryzen 5000 series cpu can do easily.

Turns out it runs windows stable, but audio stutter occurs randomly and USB devices like my USB headset disconnect and reconnect randomly, the backlight on my mechanical keyboard gets flickery and these issues result in random stutters in games.

I dialed down infinity fabric to 1967 (ram 3933) -> voila, issues are gone, system is stable.
That happens, nothing to worry about. :D
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