new beta bios for X399 is up on ASRock site

MNMadman wrote: lowdog wrote: Well, what are your bios settings? Wonder if it's only 1950X that P-state overclocking works properly with??? as both my 1900X and 1920X exhibit the same symptoms of only down clocking frequency but not down volting, voltage stays locked. I'm just setting vcore to offset and changing only P-State 0 frequency value and that's it.....same as I did on X370 Fat pro and it worked with my 1800X on that board so...??.???? The relevant settings I have are: Vcore set to Offset at 0.22500 Core Performance Boost: Auto (don't know whether or not this matters) Global C-State Control: Enabled P-State 0 set to Custom (a0) and the rest at Auto

Exactly as I have mine set yet no voltage down volting on 1900X or 1920X...just stay static!

Edited by lowdog - 09 Jun 2018 at 12:17pm

orionbg wrote: My 1950X also downclocks without any issues and the vcore also goes down to 0.887v Have been behaving like that with both BIOS 2.00 and the Beta one. By the way, when you are experiencing that issue, that does the Dr. LED shows? "AA" or "40"

Yeah it does show AA and 40 often.


Edited by lowdog - 12 Jun 2018 at 7:08am

Just pulled all 3 x M.2 drives and still no down volting with P-State overclocking.   

P-State does not seem to work correctly for me either, but this is on 1.92 (I stopped using 1.91E because of the faster clock ticking issue). I only set core speed and voltage through pstate, leave all over core freq/voltage settings on main voltage/freq page on auto. It does seem to respect the pstate 0 (the highest speeds) but seems to ignore other pstates set or the BIOS setting doesnt match actual setting. It seems to be 4.2ghz > 3.6ghz > 3.36ghz > 2.88ghz when I want 4.2 > 4 > 3.6 > 2.8 > 1.6. voltages are seemingly ignored too. it only does 1.5 > 1.15 instead of 1.5 > 1.35 > 1.15 > 0.95 > 0.8.

orionbg wrote: Version 1.92 ???? Where is this from?

Edited by SoniC - 20 Jun 2018 at 1:22am