AMD Releases AGESA V2 1.2.0.7 Microcode to Motherboard Vendors and OEMs

[trparky]

Ok, are you using Bitlocker?

 

[prizma]

If it's installed manually, then no. I don't see it when searching in the task bar or anything

 

[trparky]

Have you tried turning off TPM in bios?

 

[prizma]

Yes - once before updating the BIOS. Multiple times after updating the BIOS in may.
But I haven't tried it again after updating the BIOS the 2nd time which was done today

 

[Octopuss]

Have I really just seen a native english speaker write seams instead of seems and your instead of you're?

Fuck me or what....

 

[prizma]

Couldn't you have just ignored it like me? Damn moose
CAN YOU HELP THOUGH?

 

[Octopuss]

Sorry, some things simply cannot be ignored by some people. I have to live with this stupid perk
I need unseen potion, family pack of, asap.

 

[Veseleil]

Funny guy. Stop yelling. Type TPM in bios search. Disable both.

 

[prizma]

That doesn't work ‍

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

Have I really just seen a native english speaker write seams instead of seems and your instead of you're?

Fuck me or what....

I blame Google they largely decide what I type. criticism noted though but I also work for a American firm, ahhhghhhh I'm breaking.

 

[trparky]

Dude, with that kind of attitude nobody's going to help you.

 

[prizma]

What? Did you not see his reply lol

 

[Mussels]

AMD X570 Systems Still Facing Stutters in Gaming Due to TPM 2 Module | Hardware Times

AMD-based systems still suffer from performance issues because of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) integrated into most modern systems. One of our readers reported facing something similar on their Zen 2-based PC. The PC in question was powered by a Ryzen 7 3700X and a Radeon RX 5700 XT on an...

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A reporter made a post for me on a TechWebsite and they were grilling him because they said this is a non-issue now. I got the Update to AGESA ComboAm4v2PI 1.2.0.7. (Release Notes) (I am Ipzy in the comments)
Look at how condescending they were and after following their advice and nothing changed (dangerous really to flash your motherboard because of possible power outages)

My system specs:
AMD Ryzen 7 3700X Processor (8C/16T, 36MB Cache, 4.4 GHz Max Boost)
MSI X570-A PRO Motherboard ATX, AM4, DDR4, LAN, USB 3.2 Gen2, Type-C, M.2, HDMI, AMD RYZEN 2nd and 3rd Gen
Powercolor AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Red Dragon 8GB GDDR6 HDMI/3xDP Video Card AXRX 5700XT 8GBD6-3DHR/OC
Windows 11

I'm going to say that you've got a serious lack of understanding on whats happening here, and that you need to tone down on the attitude.
The stuttering was limited to very specific setups running windows 10 and 11 with TPM enabled before installing the OS - and not all users had the issue, because it was specific to certain software and hardware combinations.

There is zero danger from a bios update it's common practice for modern hardware.

You have no right to insult anyone here or call people condescending with the childish behaviour you're showing.


You've got one of, if not THE worst motherboard every released for socket AM4 with well known VRM overheating issues that cause serious performance problems, and you didnt list your RAM or it's rated speeds/current speeds and ryzen 3000 is really well known for both being fussy with RAM settings and also suffering serious performance problems if the RAM isn't fast enough.

As to the motherboard:
MSI X570-A PRO Motherboard Review - The FPS Review

Budget X570 VRM Thermal Performance, A Must Watch For Potential Buyers! - YouTube

There is one worse board - which is also MSI and released at the same time

At 12:29 in the video, he specifically mentions the only reason the x570-A Pro ran as cold as it did (at second hottest) is that it throttled the CPU.

and then at 14:48 he has a specific rant about that motherboard in particular, of all the ones tested

In their testing, the CPU was forced down to 550Mhz. Using just 55 watts of power.

So maybe, maaaaybe it's that you bought a terrible motherboard but instead of asking for help or providing relevant information you get angry at people?

You may have a lower wattage CPU than they're using, but they're also using brand new boards in temperature controlled environments. Once add in higher ambient temps, a poorly cooled PC or worn out thermal pads and you'll find your board is genuinely unusable on all but the lowest wattage CPU's at low loads, it's simply garbage.

 

[prizma]

I'm going to say that you've got a serious lack of understanding on whats happening here, and that you need to tone down on the attitude.
The stuttering was limited to very specific setups running windows 10 and 11 with TPM enabled before installing the OS - and not all users had the issue, because it was specific to certain software and hardware combinations.

There is zero danger from a bios update it's common practice for modern hardware.

You have no right to insult anyone here or call people condescending with the childish behaviour you're showing.


You've got one of, if not THE worst motherboard every released for socket AM4 with well known VRM overheating issues that cause serious performance problems, and you didnt list your RAM or it's rated speeds/current speeds and ryzen 3000 is really well known for both being fussy with RAM settings and also suffering serious performance problems if the RAM isn't fast enough.

As to the motherboard:
MSI X570-A PRO Motherboard Review - The FPS Review
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Budget X570 VRM Thermal Performance, A Must Watch For Potential Buyers! - YouTube
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There is one worse board - which is also MSI and released at the same time
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At 12:29 in the video, he specifically mentions the only reason the x570-A Pro ran as cold as it did (at second hottest) is that it throttled the CPU.

and then at 14:48 he has a specific rant about that motherboard in particular, of all the ones tested

In their testing, the CPU was forced down to 550Mhz. Using just 55 watts of power.

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So maybe, maaaaybe it's that you bought a terrible motherboard but instead of asking for help or providing relevant information you get angry at people?

You may have a lower wattage CPU than they're using, but they're also using brand new boards in temperature controlled environments. Once add in higher ambient temps, a poorly cooled PC or worn out thermal pads and you'll find your board is genuinely unusable on all but the lowest wattage CPU's at low loads, it's simply garbage.

This is not on topic at all man. I have had my PC for 3+ years, only since last year updating to W11 + TPM 2.0 have the stutters occurred. No one is insulting anyone.

 

[w1ngm3n]

AMD agesa v2 1.2.0.7 îs good for Ryzen 5 3600 to rum in MB gigabyte b550m aorus elite?thx

 

[Mussels]

AMD agesa v2 1.2.0.7 îs good for Ryzen 5 3600 to rum in MB gigabyte b550m aorus elite?thx

You'd need to ask someone who has that motherboard specifically, but it's very unlikely to have any issues.