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Upgrading an AB350M GAMING 3 motherboard using a Ryzen 5 processor and Trident Z DDR4 memory

Upgrading an AB350M GAMING 3 motherboard using a Ryzen 5 processor and Trident Z DDR4 memory

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eskzz
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05-12-2016, 07:41 AM
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I have an AB350M GAMING 3 mobo with a Ryzen 5 chip and Trident Z DDR4 RAM.
I just flashed to version f7a (different from non-G3 bios number) and was able to get 3200 mhz xmp profile to load to windows. I also bumped the cpu up to 3.75 and left voltage at default. I bumped the RAM voltage up to 1.35 (redundant because of xmp profile? idk).
My questions are:
Should I enable amd cool and quiet? Should I enable SVM Mode? Should I enable SMT mode? Should I leave Downcore Control, and Opache Control on auto? Should I tamper with VCORE SOC if I am using xmp profile?
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eskzz
05-12-2016, 07:41 AM #1

I have an AB350M GAMING 3 mobo with a Ryzen 5 chip and Trident Z DDR4 RAM.
I just flashed to version f7a (different from non-G3 bios number) and was able to get 3200 mhz xmp profile to load to windows. I also bumped the cpu up to 3.75 and left voltage at default. I bumped the RAM voltage up to 1.35 (redundant because of xmp profile? idk).
My questions are:
Should I enable amd cool and quiet? Should I enable SVM Mode? Should I enable SMT mode? Should I leave Downcore Control, and Opache Control on auto? Should I tamper with VCORE SOC if I am using xmp profile?

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KilledBy_Alex
Member
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05-19-2016, 12:37 PM
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The thread about Vapour relates to an older Intel chipset. It's unclear how much this affects the current AMD chipsets.
I agree that adjusting most settings manually would be beneficial!
I use Cool and Quiet with SMT auto enabled, SVM is active, and I'll review VCORE SOC.
Since I've increased the overclocked CPU and RAM, I raised the VCORE SOC slightly.
With XMP turned off, I can run the system a bit slower than XMP speed, but it still works fine.
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KilledBy_Alex
05-19-2016, 12:37 PM #2

The thread about Vapour relates to an older Intel chipset. It's unclear how much this affects the current AMD chipsets.
I agree that adjusting most settings manually would be beneficial!
I use Cool and Quiet with SMT auto enabled, SVM is active, and I'll review VCORE SOC.
Since I've increased the overclocked CPU and RAM, I raised the VCORE SOC slightly.
With XMP turned off, I can run the system a bit slower than XMP speed, but it still works fine.

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alexandre6768
Member
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05-20-2016, 01:57 AM
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This helpful article explains how XMP can change many settings even though they appear unchanged.
A manual setup is recommended to avoid unintended effects.
It suggests that XMP could potentially overload your RAM.
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alexandre6768
05-20-2016, 01:57 AM #3

This helpful article explains how XMP can change many settings even though they appear unchanged.
A manual setup is recommended to avoid unintended effects.
It suggests that XMP could potentially overload your RAM.

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CuriousPotato
Junior Member
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05-22-2016, 02:22 AM
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The thread about Vapour relates to an older Intel chipset. It's unclear how much this affects the current AMD chipsets.
I agree that adjusting most settings manually would be beneficial!
I use Cool and Quiet with SMT enabled, SVM active, and will review other configurations.
VCORE SOC has been increased slightly due to the overclocked CPU and RAM.
With XMP turned off, I can still run the system a bit slower than the XMP speed.
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CuriousPotato
05-22-2016, 02:22 AM #4

The thread about Vapour relates to an older Intel chipset. It's unclear how much this affects the current AMD chipsets.
I agree that adjusting most settings manually would be beneficial!
I use Cool and Quiet with SMT enabled, SVM active, and will review other configurations.
VCORE SOC has been increased slightly due to the overclocked CPU and RAM.
With XMP turned off, I can still run the system a bit slower than the XMP speed.