AGESA 1.0.0.4. seems to improve performance,

[Master Disaster]

I wonder how long Asus board owners will be waiting for this one...

[Lurick]

3 hours ago, Master Disaster said:

I wonder how long Asus board owners will be waiting for this one...

If it follows the ABBA update, 2 weeks, at least for x570 owners.

[Deli]

20 hours ago, hammer3339 said:

Personally I've seen a performance loss going from AGESA 1003 to 1004 (in some tasks and synthetics, yet to test gaming) boot times are definitely better but my clock frequency with auto OC+PBO = Mobo enabled on my x570 Aorus Master (mirrored pre updated settings) are very spiky and inconsistent whereas the previous behaviour was relatively smooth.

 

Thus I have lost approx 1-2% performance in Cinebench R15 with the average clock around 4.175 down from 4.25 - 4.3

 

hopefully AMD and Gigabyte will correct this, its similar overcompensation to the earlier AGESA revisions.

I test the new AGESA with Blender and handbrake. So far it seems no obvious difference in terms of clock speed for multicore. My Cinebench R20 stays the same but the R15 score does go down a little, like 1%, within margin of error. So really not sure if it's getting worse or not.

 

Also using Gigabyte board.

[SOLO_AVENGER]

I saw a slight performance regression on the X570 Taichi.

[xAcid9]

 

 

Revisit 

 

[Mark Kaine]

Will this also come out for lowly 350 boards? 

 

I sure hope so,  I could need a little bump from what my R3600 does now (which is not much) 

[GamerDude]

I installed the new BIOS for my mobo a while back, now 3, sometimes 4, of my CPU cores hit 4.6 to 4.625Ghz. Boot time seems to have improved as eell, no issue with stability, though the voltage can hit 1.5v instead of previos 1.475v max.

[Mark Kaine]

I feel I asked this already,  but what are the chances this coming to B350 boards?

(edit: yep I did, I still want to know lol)