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    Posted: 13 Jul 2019 at 6:28pm
hi,

since upgrading the CPU from 1600 to 3600 on the same X370 killer sli motherboard, whenever i launch a game in windows, the pc would freeze for a few minutes and the bsod appears. DPC_watchdog_violation
also, after logging into windows, there is always hundreds of WHEA-logger event 17s in the event viewer, something to do with the PCI Express Upstream switch port.

i'm not sure when the cause is, so i wanna ask here and see if someone could help, please.

pc specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
Motherboard: x370 killer sli , BIOS version P5.40, AGESA ComboPI 1.0.0.1
ram: 16gb hynix ddr4 2666c19
OS: windows 10 ver1903 build 18362.239
graphics: RTX 2060 palit gaming pro oc
graphics driver: nvidia 431.36
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hi, nvidia is already working on driver to stop this issue

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ok then hopefully they can push out a fix asap.
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Originally posted by kerberos_20 kerberos_20 wrote:

hi, nvidia is already working on driver to stop this issue


Do you have a reference for this info? Thanks.

I could prevent my DPC_watchdog_violation on a Fatal1ty X370 Gaming X with gskill F4-3200C14D-16GFX (3200mhz) only if I set memory clock speed to 3066 MHz or lower with 1.35v. Maybe that helps.
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Originally posted by Sirko Sirko wrote:

Originally posted by kerberos_20 kerberos_20 wrote:

hi, nvidia is already working on driver to stop this issue


Do you have a reference for this info? Thanks.

I could prevent my DPC_watchdog_violation on a Fatal1ty X370 Gaming X with gskill F4-3200C14D-16GFX (3200mhz) only if I set memory clock speed to 3066 MHz or lower with 1.35v. Maybe that helps.


thanks for the suggestion. unfortunately when the ram was left at stock speed, it still gave me the bsod.
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Turn xmp off for that's what I did and ran is now 2400mhz... but it works and no more crashes.
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Originally posted by KungFuSpaghetti KungFuSpaghetti wrote:

Turn xmp off for that's what I did and ran is now 2400mhz... but it works and no more crashes.

thanks for the suggestion. the ram is already at its default jedec speed which is 2666c19. there isn't an xmp programmed into it
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This issue affects the X470 Taichi as well. In my case I'm using a Radeon 5700XT and RX 580 so it's not an Nvidia issue either. I'm coming to the conclusion this is more RAM compatibility with Zen 2 and board AIB's needing to get their crap together with it. I'm running G.Skill Trident Z 3200C14D and a 3000C15D kit. Both won't run at their spec'ed speeds without constant Watchdog BSOD, if I run at BIOS defaults it's a tiny bit better but still crashes. Throw in my Ryzen 2 chips and it's fine. This is on the X470 Taichi and an MSI B450 Tomahawk.
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i have an update. after swapping to a rx480, it seems the dpc_watchdog_violation bsod has gone. i could game for 2 hours straight.
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the WHEA warnings remain, i'm guessing it's a BIOS/OS issue
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Generally, with AMD and early adoption it's a pretty safe bet that issues stem from early AGESA revisions. This is particularly true when issues are present across a broad range of manufacturers. I long ago chose to see these issues as an adventure on the way to stability and killer price/performance value. Early adoption with Ryzen has never been for the feint of heart.

Maybe we should start a club

My advice; if you have upgraded to the 3000 series and still have your second or fist gen Ryzen CPU on hand, use the old CPU for a while and keep checking your board's product page for BIOS updates. Update and try the 3000 series chip again as and when new updates become available but be sure to check the forums here for any reported issues first, some updates early on can break more than they fix. If stability isn't crucial and you are up for the challenge of dealing with teething problems and bugs then by all means, stick with the new CPUs but bare in mind, you will have issues and many headaches on the way to a stable system. I find this experience an enjoyable one but I have multiple systems to use so I am not in a position where my main rig is out of commission for days or weeks on end.

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