taichi bios v2.40 (agesa 1006) is out, feedback

be happy that u can run with 3000 , u have 16gb rams.

Edited by Optik - 10 Jun 2017 at 9:31am

try manually entering the exact timings from the ram sticker (this may be different to what the bios is auto setting)
next set the SOC volts to 1,1
enable 2t
and try that

update
managed same overclock in p states
3.9ghx at 1.306 volts LLC level 2

no reason for me to push the cpu any further for my use
(info to confirm 2.40 is as stable for me as was version v2.0)

Good update, but I hoped for better:
 
I'm using four sticks of Corsair CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 (two dual-channel kits, 32GB total size).
On bios 2.0 the maximum I could achieve was 2666 and SOC needed +0.1V offset. There is marked improvement after upgrading to bios 2.4, but still no 3200.

3066 seems to be stable on new bios even at CR=1T, but testing is in progress. I noticed something weird however. If I try 3200 I get the famous boot loop, after which it starts at the default 2133. But after refusing to POST at 3200, I cannot seem to make it boot again at 3066 or even lower, so I have to reset the cmos. Thus, I believe the bios is hampering my attempts to reach 3200, because after a unsuccessful try it simply disregards the changes that I make at the subsequent attempts (increasing SOC and DRAM voltages, playing with timings). Anyone experiencing this odd behaviour? Or am I doing something wrong here?

Edited by quicknick - 10 Jun 2017 at 12:17am

well that didnt go well
3600 cl 16 and 2T fail to post
3433 cl 16 and 2T fail to post
it was just a quick test to be honest (copied another guys settings based on taichi and same ram as me )
due to lack of time and the fact its not going to make a huge difference to myself (it was bragging rights that i tried it anyway) i will revert back to 3200 and cl14 1T

just going to go do a quick cpu clock to 3.9 to test its still stable as it was with older bios (v2.0)
then play some games to test stability (in my own lazy way haha)