AGESA 1.0.0.6b

datonyb wrote: [URL=][/URL]i gots to be honest looking at that picture scares the be-jesus outta me ! a slight correction to your description haze ,and one that really proves wardog has a very good point DONT TRY THE WORK YOURSELF the reason ? the numbers on the breakers are AMPS not volts...and im afraid mate if your not aware of the difference please stay well away from the electric amps/current above 30ma has the capacity to kill a man (that dis board has 40 amp outlets) volts dont really have that same worry (example the spark plug lead on your car is 20,000 volts and they just annoy you and tickle) now back to the scarey picture well lets say ive had apprentices with less than 3 month experiance would declare that insane 1, no attention or care as to correct or even sensible use of cable colours (there using both live and neutral coded colours as live conductors) red is live , blue and black are neutrals (single phase) 2, green is the colour used world over for the cpc/earth (it seems your guy used it as neutral) 3, out of 8 possible circuits, only two are actually wired as a ring main (niether of these are the 30amp breakers which is the norm for a ring main) 4, the lighting is by lack of choice forced to be wired on a 20 amp breaker (mate over here domestic is 6 amp for lighting and commercial 10 amp e.g. shops and offices with many lights on the circuit) 5 i wont even go into detail about the lack of skill of installer by laying both live and neutral cable directly over a bare busbar thats not even protected by a 100amp local breaker (one bit of chaffing there onto the neutral cable on the right of picture and you have a dead short with lord knows what current flowing through it (probably a 250 amp supplier breaker ) which would turn that dis board into a ball of fire MATE GET A DECENT ELECTRICIAN IN SOON this is what a fuse board should look like http://www.kingelectricalservices.co.uk/index.php/gallery.html

Wow my respect to you Danytob and Wardog for help



But yeah today i survived when touching the circuit breaker panel, and i'm very sad, because I had that call or feeling that there was something wrong
And what i found :(? well.. it is sad

These 4 things are attached to my Computer :(
Fridge+refrigerator, Air-conditioner-portable, That thing that freeze water
And this big TV+home-theather, dvd etc, plus my room pc.. and mom tv in room


This is the Fridge+refrigerator


Tv-in the living room


This is the Air aconditioner portable


These is the Water-cooling for drink ice water i guess lol


and lastly these are the especification of the air-conditioner portable
Well mom always turn on that thing like 12hours straight from 6:00 pm to 8 am next day, the Fridge+refrigerator always on..., the ice-water machine always 24/7 on... and all that points to my one BREAKEr of 20 V, i just tested u.u




and yeah i need a better electrician, the guy that came like 1month ago told me about gets just one f 30volt instead, but he didn't pay attention that, those all things were connected to this 20 volt x.x

But yeah all of these things are attached to this one breaker, where my pc is connected u.u


Edited by x58haze - 13 Sep 2017 at 3:11am

datonyb wrote: i gots to be honest looking at that picture scares the be-jesus outta me !

Yea. I wasn't the least impressed either.

I see some scary ass sh*t happening in that pic.

Question is, dare I install this with the reports about cpu voltages running rampant on a few other motherboards that got this update?

They didn't, they've just not been synched to your local cloud provider's cache yet.

id guess
they either are not windows certified yet, or asrock havnt noticed they got windows certs

however

i go direct to amd for chipset drivers
search on amd website for
chipset
am4
x370
windows version

and you can open device manager and manually ask windows to search for update driver for lan and sound

if windows has it it will update for you (this is usually done in the background anyway on windows update tuesday,once a month)


Edited by datonyb - 14 Sep 2017 at 4:28am