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x570 Taichi - all the issues I've had thus far |
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Disturbed 
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 Posted: 23 Jul 2019 at 7:55am |
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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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foxx1337
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Posted: 23 Jul 2019 at 4:02pm |
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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? |
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Ryzen 3900X, Taichi X570
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mrgadget
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Posted: 23 Jul 2019 at 7:37pm |
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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TheBigNoob
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Posted: 23 Jul 2019 at 9:39pm |
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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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shmerl
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Posted: 24 Jul 2019 at 4:48am |
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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