best stress & stabability check

[bladeshredder]

although the x 570 chipsets idle shows 66-67c and at load it gose all the way up too 75c is this considered normal or what is the best programme to test all components and stabability?

[r.linder]

The chipset's max temperature is 90 degrees. X570 uses more power than previous generation X chipsets, which is why they have active fans or crazy passive heatsinks. There's not much you can really do to lower chipset temps, it's just the reality of X570.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

The chipset's max temperature is 90 degrees. X570 uses more power than previous generation X chipsets, which is why they have active fans or crazy passive heatsinks. There's not much you can really do to lower chipset temps, it's just the reality of X570.

so its normal and safe?

[r.linder]

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Originally posted by Escorve:

The chipset's max temperature is 90 degrees. X570 uses more power than previous generation X chipsets, which is why they have active fans or crazy passive heatsinks. There's not much you can really do to lower chipset temps, it's just the reality of X570.

so its normal and safe?

Yes, it's fine.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

so its normal and safe?

Yes, it's fine.

Another problem I’m having is when I enable XMP profile on this x570 I experience some BSOD and when I run a test on memtest86 I got over 1000 errors with it enabled and voltage was set too 1.35v however with XMP turned off and ram runs at 2144 I get no errors at all plus that’s leaving everything at default on this board

[bladeshredder]

Current timings are as followed at default 16-18-18-36

[r.linder]

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Originally posted by Escorve:

Yes, it's fine.

Another problem I’m having is when I enable XMP profile on this x570 I experience some BSOD and when I run a test on memtest86 I got over 1000 errors with it enabled and voltage was set too 1.35v however with XMP turned off and ram runs at 2144 I get no errors at all plus that’s leaving everything at default on this board

RAM compatibility issue. Disable XMP, enter all of the timings and frequency for XMP manually, and maybe add a tad bit more voltage and see if it works without problems after.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

It's also probably the program you using is simply wrong. Use AMD Ryzen Master for correct temps for your Ryzen chipset and cpu.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Another problem I’m having is when I enable XMP profile on this x570 I experience some BSOD and when I run a test on memtest86 I got over 1000 errors with it enabled and voltage was set too 1.35v however with XMP turned off and ram runs at 2144 I get no errors at all plus that’s leaving everything at default on this board

RAM compatibility issue. Disable XMP, enter all of the timings and frequency for XMP manually, and maybe add a tad bit more voltage and see if it works without problems after.

What’s a safe voltage for dram to set it too

[bladeshredder]

With XMP on timings are 16-18-18-36-54 with a voltage of 1.35V bit I don’t understand what’s causing all the errors

[r.linder]

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Originally posted by Escorve:

RAM compatibility issue. Disable XMP, enter all of the timings and frequency for XMP manually, and maybe add a tad bit more voltage and see if it works without problems after.

What’s a safe voltage for dram to set it too

Anything up to 1.5v is perfectly safe for RAM. You can just try doing one step at a time by starting with 1.36v.

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

With XMP on timings are 16-18-18-36-54 with a voltage of 1.35V bit I don’t understand what’s causing all the errors

The motherboard BIOS is likely messing up the XMP profile of your RAM, causing instability. This is precisely why there's a memory support list/QVL.

Yet another reason why you shouldn't have bothered to change your motherboard. Would've been working fine had you left it alone.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

What’s a safe voltage for dram to set it too

Anything up to 1.5v is perfectly safe for RAM. You can just try doing one step at a time by starting with 1.36v.

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

With XMP on timings are 16-18-18-36-54 with a voltage of 1.35V bit I don’t understand what’s causing all the errors

The motherboard BIOS is likely messing up the XMP profile of your RAM, causing instability. This is precisely why there's a memory support list/QVL.

Yet another reason why you shouldn't have bothered to change your motherboard. Would've been working fine had you left it alone.

I’ll be sending it back in this case

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

What’s a safe voltage for dram to set it too

Anything up to 1.5v is perfectly safe for RAM. You can just try doing one step at a time by starting with 1.36v.

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

With XMP on timings are 16-18-18-36-54 with a voltage of 1.35V bit I don’t understand what’s causing all the errors

The motherboard BIOS is likely messing up the XMP profile of your RAM, causing instability. This is precisely why there's a memory support list/QVL.

Yet another reason why you shouldn't have bothered to change your motherboard. Would've been working fine had you left it alone.

I’m going to stick with the x470 I think much better ram compatibility

[r.linder]

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Originally posted by Escorve:

Anything up to 1.5v is perfectly safe for RAM. You can just try doing one step at a time by starting with 1.36v.


The motherboard BIOS is likely messing up the XMP profile of your RAM, causing instability. This is precisely why there's a memory support list/QVL.

Yet another reason why you shouldn't have bothered to change your motherboard. Would've been working fine had you left it alone.

I’ll be sending it back in this case

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Originally posted by Escorve:

Anything up to 1.5v is perfectly safe for RAM. You can just try doing one step at a time by starting with 1.36v.


The motherboard BIOS is likely messing up the XMP profile of your RAM, causing instability. This is precisely why there's a memory support list/QVL.

Yet another reason why you shouldn't have bothered to change your motherboard. Would've been working fine had you left it alone.

I’m going to stick with the x470 I think much better ram compatibility

Next time, remember the adage: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[bladeshredder]

Originally posted by Escorve:

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

I’ll be sending it back in this case

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

I’m going to stick with the x470 I think much better ram compatibility

Next time, remember the adage: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

The truth is I was trying to match the specs towards these new consoles coming out or at least beat them

[r.linder]

Originally posted by bladeshredder:

Originally posted by Escorve:

Next time, remember the adage: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

The truth is I was trying to match the specs towards these new consoles coming out or at least beat them

PCs and consoles can't be directly compared because they're still wildly different.

And computers are still more useful because consoles are only designed for gaming, while PC under Windows can run almost anything. Consoles are basically just for people that can't afford to build and manage their own computer, because they're built to last a few years before being replaced by the next big fab in console gaming. Your PC can last easily twice as long as long as it's good enough for you, before needing an upgrade.