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Originally posted by ajnosek ajnosek wrote:

Are you using the latest bios on the AB350 Gaming ITX/AC motherboard?  

If you put your system details in your sig then everyone would know which version you're using.
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Originally posted by BunnyDragon BunnyDragon wrote:

You can OC the GPU in Advanced>AMD CBS>XMP 2.0>ADVANCED

I'm trying to OC my GPU as well, but I don't see "XMP 2.0" under "AMD CBS".  Are you using the latest bios on the AB350 Gaming ITX/AC motherboard?  
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How much power is the iGPU using at 1600 MHz? Use something like HWiNFO64 - the sensors mostly work, though version 5.72-3333 doesn't distinguish between the SoC and the GPU so they get lumped together. And how are you getting rid of the heat?
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Bad experience at the moment. I purchased this board for a friend of mine who has only got a WiFi connection and the wifi bsod is totally invalidating for him. I have 30 days to return the board and get a new one from another manufacturer, if this issue won't be fixed.

But I really do hope that they'll fix it soon because everybody pointed me to ASRock am4 mobo as they seem to be the best.
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How are you able to use Ryzen Master and Bios OC at the same time?  I kept getting errors.

1600 stable is really good -- after some real world testing in games, I had to reduce my iGPU to 1525mhz.  I'm not sure what I am doing wrong or how I can improve this at the moment, but it might have to do with the voltage being too low for the gpu.  What RAM do you have?  I have a set of 16gb patriot 3400mhz that seems to be running stable at around 3333.  I've tried OCing it, but even just a little bit above will cause my computer to crash after a while of heavy use.

Any other tips for getting up to 1600+?  I'm not sure how beneficial it is to get that high, but if it is, I'd love to get more out of this chip.

You can OC the GPU in Advanced>AMD CBS>XMP 2.0>ADVANCED

Beware, the voltage settings are in hex or some other code and not simply volt/millivolt parameters.  
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I am able to boost iGPU up to about 1,600 stable. I have been trying to push it to 1,700.
I am Ryzen Master for the iGPU and the BIOS for the CPU and RAM.
How are you OC'ing your iGPU in your BIOS? I cannot find the setting.
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Here are the results from Performance Test 9.0:

Ryzen 5 2400G, 8GB RAM DDR4 2666, 120GB SSD Windows 10.1 64-bit

BIOS 4.40

BIOS 4.43 BETA


The biggest change, as you can see, is in the 2D and 3D graphics score. While still far below a dedicated graphics card, the performance is improved measurably.

In real world use, my daughter can now game on this machine - with some of the graphics effects turned down.


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Thanks, all, for the tip on the Beta BIOS 4.43.

It made a huge difference.

Under the official 4.40 BIOS, none of my vanilla drives were recognized, and performance for the Ryzen 5 2400G was abysmal. After updating the BIOS to 4.43, I saw a dramatic improvement.

Plus, it now recognizes all of my hard drives: SSD + Seagate 500GB drive.

I'll post the actual results in a bit.


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Well, you're already overclocking the memory controller and the rest of the "uncore" by running your RAM faster than 2933 so maybe a little more SoC voltage would help. The Radeon driver is known to be buggy (acknowledged in the release notes) so keep a look out for an update - hopefully from Crimson Re-Live to Adrenalin. I'm sure there will be a new BIOS along soon too. Agreed on the erroneous iGPU voltage reading, btw.
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