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I installed a Ryzen 9700 into a Asus Strix B650E-
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fabiosun said:
Two dimms is simple to test if something goes wrong
i have 4 dimm fullfilled with 4 Module (48 Gb each) on Hero motherboard (Corsair 6400 kit)
i can push with my 7950x till 5200 but in that condition i have problem only with geekbench in a single test
i have seen no so much improvment so i prefer to leave them at stock values
When my 9950x arrives i will do some tests again
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The RAM controller is 99% the same.

 
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@ssuper2k or @fabiosun Just to confirm it's still fine before it's merged. Please test this. Test it on a USB just in case.
 

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i used the action you did yestarday (release not debug)
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tested latest merged version and it works
Thank you @Shaneee
 
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Now to sell a kidney to upgrade my AM4 setup :ROFLMAO:
 
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Any files in the /OC/Drivers and /OC/Tools folders, as these should always match, i.e. be from the same Release or Debug version as the Bootx64.efi and Opencore.efi.
 
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ssuper2k said:
So all .efi files in /drivers & /tools are updated in every daily build ?
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not always
but it is good to use the same of opencore.efi build you use
 
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To be honest I wasn't thinking of Nightly Builds when I wrote about the other .efi files matching Bootx64.efi and Opencore.efi. I was thinking of the standard OC Debug and Release point increments.
 
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ssuper2k said:
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CB 2024 was crashing on RAM 6600 BCLK 2200, had to drop to 6400/2133
Happened also in W11 (I just hadn't tested it thoroughly yet)
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this result is impressive
i have the same of you in R23
in this you are faster (too much :) ) than me, i have about 2100
curious about your crve shaper settings and ram settings
 
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@ssuper2k i saw some your test in Geekbench site (OSX and 9950x), there you could find mine
i wonder why you have less single core bench and i have worst multicore
Could you test it without AMDPower GAdget kext loaded and also in a stock condition for your Bios?
we are (maybe) the only ones to use OSX with this cpu and i would like to understand if it is Sonoma/Sequoia related or some kexts we use
I see there you had 96 Gb (2 di x 48 gb each or 4x24Gb?)
thank you
 
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I thought you guys could use some company. Thanks @ssuper2k for staying with it. Stock bios settings except for memory timing.



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@leesurone 2 or 4 dimm modules?
Which frequenxy do you push for dimm?
 
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i see 64 gb and both of you havent expose memory Frequency (due i think for the overclock you did on ram
curios about my poor multicore and better single core result than yours
 
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Yes
Geekbench and cinebench 24 worked well in multicore with only two dimm module pushed at 6400
 
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