x470 Taichi + Ryzen 5000 CPU's

Hey all, does anyone here have any of the new Ryzen 5000 series CPUs with the x470 Taichi board with the latest 4.60 BIOS? And if so how is it running? Were there any issues? I'm just asking because as soon as I find a 5900x in stock I will buy it and replace my 3700x. I already got real lucky and managed to buy a EVGA 3070 XC3 Ultra, just last week, thank's to EVGA's auto notify :D

Thanks

Ah, I see, hmmm I'm running 32GB in a 4x8 at 3200 CL14 with no issues with XMP but I'm not looking to go higher . Still not sure yet as I have a x470 and you have 2 x570 boards. I guess we should wait. I just saw on Gamers Nexus AMD should be releasing new AGESA code. "AMD AGESA 1.1.9.0 BIOS Update" All I want is a smooth experience with no issues :D I don't overclock and leave the RAM with XMP as it is. But thanks for your feedback with your x570 boards.

Thanks :D Now the issue is finding a 5900x at retail price lol

I'm running a 5800x on my x470 Taichi and not had one single issue so far. XMP works for 3600 CL14 with Team Group Xtreme 8pack memory and already been messing with PBO2, which again, this is the first time PBO has actually given me a performance boost and not a deficit with a ton of added pointless heat and volts.

If anyone is interested, I'm using a negative value of 15 all core in curve optimiser and +150mhz allowance. I've not really tried to push anymore, as each core on this 5800x hits 5ghz. I'll be reducing PPT and EDC next to see if it has a positive impact on temps without loss of performance, as I ran my 3900x at a fixed voltage of 1.28v which kept temps low and performance was at it's best (7700+ in cinebench R20).

As for BIOS, I updated to BIOS 4.60 about 2 weeks ago as it's the only BIOS that's been stable for RAM OC since 3.90, but I'll wait for further BIOS revisions before I bother going for 3800 CL14 or better, as apparently there's a small chance of 4000mhz RAM (seen no evidence of anyone achieving this yet however).

BIOS 4.10 and 4.20 I found were garbage for memory support too, not sure if anyone else found the same... but then most BIOS releases from ASRock are utter garbage I've found. It's a shame, the hardware is pretty much unmatched especially at the price point, but I've had this motherboard since my 2700x and it took forever to bring a bios with stable RAM overclocking... fortunately I've never had an issue with XMP settings with b-die memory though.

Oh one more thing I forgot to ask, with bios 4.60 did AsRock include that new Resizable BAR in the bios settings with the x470 boards?