Ryzen 3000 series support

Xaltar wrote: soulstealer wrote: @everyone else: seems like only asrock boards are making real trouble with zen 2. so all of this is not a zen 2, but an purely asrock issue. Next time actually verify with google before posting nonsense. Every manufacturer has been hit by issues, I have seen issues reported across all the top manufacturers, the issues seem to effect specific board models, the more popular the model the more frequent the reported issues. In addition to that, it doesn't effect every board of said models, only a fraction so other factors are at play too. This kind of issue makes it very difficult to identify the problem and correct it. I get that a lot of people are angry with the state of things but I will not tolerate this kind of comment. ASRock has issues, I will never pretend everything they do is perfect but I also will not let comments like this slide, they help no one and only serve to cause discontent and arguments on the forums. We are here to support each other and try to help where we can, not brand bash.

yeah, sorry, my bad and please excuse. it happens due to lack of information and i know better now. understand i have wasted 300euro plus and counting for nothing and break hell lose to get things fixed, dozens of emails with retailer, amd and asrock. i was sent a 6.20 bios for the ab350 pro4, but the cpu is now already on the way to rma, because noone knows wether its the board, the bios or the cpu or all of them. the irony is rich and things are out of control.

soulstealer wrote: @everyone else: seems like only asrock boards are making real trouble with zen 2. so all of this is not a zen 2, but an purely asrock issue.

Next time actually verify with google before posting nonsense. Every manufacturer
has been hit by issues, I have seen issues reported across all the top
manufacturers, the issues seem to effect specific board models, the more popular
the model the more frequent the reported issues. In addition to that, it doesn't
effect every board of said models, only a fraction so other factors are at play
too. This kind of issue makes it very difficult to identify the problem and
correct it.

I get that a lot of people are angry with the state of things but I will not
tolerate this kind of comment. ASRock has issues, I will never pretend everything
they do is perfect but I also will not let comments like this slide, they help no
one and only serve to cause discontent and arguments on the forums.
We are here to support each other and try to help where we can, not brand bash.

Edited by Xaltar - 25 Sep 2019 at 5:56pm

gizmic wrote: basically anything pre ABB have lots of problems anything after that is 100% ram not compatible or requires manual setting take note i'm using a pre ryzen ram bought because it was cheaper than a 3200 CL14 when i built my system there is no way it will run XMP CL 18 even set to 3200 but i'm here hapily at 3533 cl 14 and will do 3800 once i get my hands on 3950X assuming my board supports it

how is it possible so many people have so many different issues and thers no word on the regular gaming press and reviews? it must have become so popular by now that everyone should know and it cant be ignored nomore.

lol, ok i just checked, this is just insane...

gizmic wrote: soulstealer wrote: @DMC51450: your wall of text is complete bs. cool story you set your ram voltage to 2.75v. please dont ever post your magic bs here again(, unless you want to pay for injury award and damaged pc parts of other ppl). @everyone else: seems like only asrock boards are making real trouble with zen 2. so all of this is not a zen 2, but an purely asrock issue. lol i think you havent seen the asus forums then

what kind of problems are reported there, same as here? i see alot of msi boards are actually working nicely with zen 2, like MSI B450M PRO-VDH Plus, yet b450 tomahawk max are burning off.