AMD will soon be releasing more AGESA updates for Ryzen
AMD will soon be releasing more AGESA updates for Ryzen
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BIOSes based on this new code will have four important improvements;
- 1. We have reduced DRAM latency by approximately 6ns. This can result in higher performance for latency-sensitive applications.
- 2. We resolved a condition where an unusual FMA3 code sequence could cause a system hang.
- 3. We resolved the âoverclock sleep bugâ where an incorrect CPU frequency could be reported after resuming from S3 sleep.
- 4. AMD Ryzen⢠Master no longer requires the High-Precision Event Timer (HPET).
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One of the most noteworthy changes with this update is the 6ns reduction in memory latency, which should have an impact on certain latency-sensitive applications. The impact of this change in day-to-day usage remains to be seen, though we certainly look forward to finding out how this update will impact Ryzen’s overall performance.Â
AMD has also announced that they are planning to release further AGESA updates in May, which will focus on overclocked memory support, perhaps allowing 3600MHz memory to function on the platform.Â
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You can join the discussion on AMD’s upcoming AGESAÂ updates on the OC3D Forums.Â
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AMD will soon be releasing more AGESA updates for Ryzen
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BIOSes based on this new code will have four important improvements;
- 1. We have reduced DRAM latency by approximately 6ns. This can result in higher performance for latency-sensitive applications.
- 2. We resolved a condition where an unusual FMA3 code sequence could cause a system hang.
- 3. We resolved the âoverclock sleep bugâ where an incorrect CPU frequency could be reported after resuming from S3 sleep.
- 4. AMD Ryzen⢠Master no longer requires the High-Precision Event Timer (HPET).
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One of the most noteworthy changes with this update is the 6ns reduction in memory latency, which should have an impact on certain latency-sensitive applications. The impact of this change in day-to-day usage remains to be seen, though we certainly look forward to finding out how this update will impact Ryzen’s overall performance.Â
AMD has also announced that they are planning to release further AGESA updates in May, which will focus on overclocked memory support, perhaps allowing 3600MHz memory to function on the platform.Â
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You can join the discussion on AMD’s upcoming AGESAÂ updates on the OC3D Forums.Â
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