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Hey all,
I've ran into a bit of an issue while trying to overclock my Ryzen 1400 with the AB350M PRO4 (mATX, Bios 2.50) and was wondering if anyone had a solution or had a similar experience. Previously, I was able to overclock the 1400 to 3.7 at around 1.28v in the bios (non-updated bios, think p.1.0?). It only allowed me to set a desired frequency and didn't allow you to change the voltage, so it automatically set that voltage. This wasn't a very satisfactory experience, as I couldn't change anything else. (Note: It still worked!).
So I read up on the new bios update (2.50) and downloaded it. Once it updated, I was able to manually change voltage. Great! But the minute I try to change anything from auto in the voltages/frequency and then try to boot the screen stays black. I have to manually shut the system down and clear cmos from the jumper.
Oddly enough I was still able to overclock from Ryzen Master with (2.50), while I wasn't previously able to with the shipped default bios.
I am able to post with 2.50, i just can't change any overclocking options from auto
Anyhow, just wanted to see if anyone has experienced issues with overclocking from bios with 2.50. Am I missing something? I tried turning Cool' and Quiet off and then trying to set a normal and 'safe' OC, but it failed and just won't post. Also have noticed some extremely strange voltage readings in various programs.
[this is with 2.50, OCing from Ryzen Master.]
2.50's OC options:
I know this motherboard wasn't made for massive overclocking capabilities, just want to run this chip at 3.6-8 range stable (which I can currently achieve with Ryzen Master.)
Thanks! Should I re-flash the bios with 2.50 again? Maybe roll back to 2.40?
TLDR: With default bios (1.10) I was able to overclock from bios but not ryzen master. After updating to (2.50) motherboard won't accept any bios OC, no post black screen, but allows Ryzen Master OC'ing.
I've ran into a bit of an issue while trying to overclock my Ryzen 1400 with the AB350M PRO4 (mATX, Bios 2.50) and was wondering if anyone had a solution or had a similar experience. Previously, I was able to overclock the 1400 to 3.7 at around 1.28v in the bios (non-updated bios, think p.1.0?). It only allowed me to set a desired frequency and didn't allow you to change the voltage, so it automatically set that voltage. This wasn't a very satisfactory experience, as I couldn't change anything else. (Note: It still worked!).
So I read up on the new bios update (2.50) and downloaded it. Once it updated, I was able to manually change voltage. Great! But the minute I try to change anything from auto in the voltages/frequency and then try to boot the screen stays black. I have to manually shut the system down and clear cmos from the jumper.
Oddly enough I was still able to overclock from Ryzen Master with (2.50), while I wasn't previously able to with the shipped default bios.
I am able to post with 2.50, i just can't change any overclocking options from auto
Anyhow, just wanted to see if anyone has experienced issues with overclocking from bios with 2.50. Am I missing something? I tried turning Cool' and Quiet off and then trying to set a normal and 'safe' OC, but it failed and just won't post. Also have noticed some extremely strange voltage readings in various programs.
[this is with 2.50, OCing from Ryzen Master.]
2.50's OC options:
I know this motherboard wasn't made for massive overclocking capabilities, just want to run this chip at 3.6-8 range stable (which I can currently achieve with Ryzen Master.)
Thanks! Should I re-flash the bios with 2.50 again? Maybe roll back to 2.40?
TLDR: With default bios (1.10) I was able to overclock from bios but not ryzen master. After updating to (2.50) motherboard won't accept any bios OC, no post black screen, but allows Ryzen Master OC'ing.
