C8DH plus 5900X causes the CPU to freeze at 0.5 GHz.
C8DH plus 5900X causes the CPU to freeze at 0.5 GHz.
Consider raising SOC to 1.125v and observe the results. It may not require further adjustment, though dual rank B-Die can sometimes be challenging.
Could test this approach; it might indicate degradation since it requires higher voltage than before. If unstable, would the issue appear specifically rather than broadly?
I wouldn't say degraded.. I've kicked the shit out of my system since I got it, no degradation.. it could be more of a compatibility thing.
I'll remember that point. My argument is that if everything functioned correctly until recently with just DOCP and FCLK configured, something must have shifted to necessitate a voltage adjustment. The only reason I can think of is that the system would produce different results when left in Auto mode compared to before.
Latest experienced another freeze. Monitors and USB devices stopped working, QCODE displayed 00, DRAM LED lit up, CPU fan was off even though power was present. Had to shut down via PSU. Restarted, everything seemed okay for a while, then dropped back to 0.52 GHz. Turned it off, reset BIOS using the button, restarted again—so far it's functioning normally, but I'm unsure when another issue might occur.
It seems unusual and possibly incorrect. Consider trying a 2T pace without GDM enabled. Ensure it maintains around 1.45v at a flat 14s.
I've been experiencing this for about 2-3 days with BIOS 3904 and FCLK + memory set to stock. Everything seems normal except for some minor microstuttering, which could be related to Windows or fTPM. I'm wondering if I might have switched from BIOS 3801 to 3904, possibly due to changes in default profiles. With BIOS 4006 (AGESA 1.2.0.6b), I might give it another try. Should I rely on HWiNFO for its SOC voltage reading? Currently it reads around 0.976, and it doesn't fluctuate much between load and idle. Would it make sense to enable DOCP and observe the voltage, then adjust it slightly higher (like 1.125) as suggested by someone else? I recall it was showing 1.1 when Auto-Overclock was on. Are there any benefits to testing FCLK 1800 alone or just DOCP separately? Or are both tied to SOC voltage? It seems like the symptoms might point more toward an unstable overclock rather than hardware failure. I haven't had many issues before, but usually I'd expect reboots or freezes if it's not stable, not persistent crashes. I remember reading about similar cases where people went to RMA, though I'm unsure if it was due to stock settings or overclocking. If it's completely stock, I might consider sending it in for replacement. Meanwhile, XMP/DOCP should work immediately since the RAM is already at rated speeds.
Running smoothly on DOCP with SOC at 1.125 V. Tested 1.1 and it failed immediately. RAM and FCLK at default settings work, but could be improved. Appreciate the tip from @freeagent!