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    Posted: 24 Jul 2019 at 4:48am
Originally posted by TheBigNoob TheBigNoob wrote:

I've had a mostly okay experience with the X570 Taichi, until yesterday morning when I got back into the office. Sounds like my chipset fan is grinding already, anyone have any ideas? I've attempted to contact ASRock, but still no response yet.

Here's a video of the fan starting up.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9oHaDFcNBZRseVqo8



That is horrible. Sounds like the fan is defective. I wonder if anyone will figure out custom cooling solutions for such chipsets? They can really benefit from bigger and more silent fans.
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I've had a mostly okay experience with the X570 Taichi, until yesterday morning when I got back into the office. Sounds like my chipset fan is grinding already, anyone have any ideas? I've attempted to contact ASRock, but still no response yet.

Here's a video of the fan starting up.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9oHaDFcNBZRseVqo8

Hopefully they can send me out a replacement cooler.

Also, does anyone seem to have a pair of calipers to determine the distance between the board and the and the rear backplate? I'm trying to figure out if there's a way I can put a heatpad there to help conduct heat away from the chipset and onto the metal that's behind the board.
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Originally posted by shmerl shmerl wrote:

So what's the current situation with chipset fan noise with X570 Taichi? Is quite profile helping with it?

Quiet profile works but I have configured it manually. I'd say 3500 rpm or lower it is quite silent, or my other fans make more noise. I don't have an issue with the fan but I could imagine if someone has started building and #1 priority has been noise levels then you might be in trouble. I have front fans (140mm), top fan (200mm) and side fan (140mm).

That 3500 rpm equals about 45% power and chipset temp is around ~59-63C.

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Hey Cecil - what are the power and current readouts on your 3900X + Taichi X590? Mine are very wrong, half of what they should be. If I turn off a CCD they get halved once again so I'm in a bit of a pickle here whether to do anything about anything.

PPT - 70 watts
TDC - 43 amps

as seen in Ryzen Master during a Prime95 small FFT test
https://imgur.com/a/Z01Nu4H

or in HWiNFO64 at the same time
https://imgur.com/a/nDkakhs

What values do you see?
Ryzen 3900X, Taichi X570
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I set fan to manual as a part oboe started (25/30% @ 60c) and that helps a ton.
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So what's the current situation with chipset fan noise with X570 Taichi? Is quite profile helping with it?
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Originally posted by mrgadget mrgadget wrote:

RGBs are on by default, under 'Tool' menu you have an option called 'RGB LED' and you can configure effect or toggle it completely 'Off'.


Good to know thanks!
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Originally posted by Xaltar Xaltar wrote:

PCIe 3.0 x8 is still more than enough for modern GPUs, you shouldn't have any issues running at x8, I have not seen any performance drops using any of the GPUs I have tested in x8 slots. Dropping to an x4 slot may cost you 5-10fps on a high end GPU in some games but even there, generally your performance will remain unchanged. Moreover, if you game at higher resolutions than 1080p the GPU will become a bottleneck LONG before you eat up your PCIe bandwidth, even on an x4 slot. This becomes an even more moot point if you are able to utilize PCIe 4.0 which effectively doubles PCIe 3.0 bandwidth. At present I believe only AMD's new 5700 series GPUs support PCIe 4.0 however.

This is a little understood area for a lot of people, I hope this helps to clarify.
Yeah Gamers Nexus did a test and dual (SLI) Titan V's were just approaching x8 capacity.
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PCIe 3.0 x8 is still more than enough for modern GPUs, you shouldn't have any issues running at x8, I have not seen any performance drops using any of the GPUs I have tested in x8 slots. Dropping to an x4 slot may cost you 5-10fps on a high end GPU in some games but even there, generally your performance will remain unchanged. Moreover, if you game at higher resolutions than 1080p the GPU will become a bottleneck LONG before you eat up your PCIe bandwidth, even on an x4 slot. This becomes an even more moot point if you are able to utilize PCIe 4.0 which effectively doubles PCIe 3.0 bandwidth. At present I believe only AMD's new 5700 series GPUs support PCIe 4.0 however.

This is a little understood area for a lot of people, I hope this helps to clarify.
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So only the top is x16 but the manual says all 3 are? Wtf is that about. My card won't fit in top either because of the same reason.
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