AMD AGESA 1.0.0.4

[Deli]

Has anyone updated the newest AGESA? Does it give better boost clock and better performance in games?

 

I just run a couple of testes, Cinebench R20 and AIDA64, monitored with Ryzen Master. The all core boost stay the same as older version, ~4.1Ghz for my 3900X. I'm using default, no autoOC. I'm using Gigabyte motherboard.

[Master Disaster]

1 minute ago, Deli said:

Has anyone updated the newest AGESA? Does it give better boost clock and better performance in games?

 

I just run a couple of testes, Cinebench R20 and AIDA64, monitored with Ryzen Master. The all core boost stay the same as older version, ~4.1Ghz for my 3900X. I'm using default, no autoOC.

Absolutely yes, it made my 3800X boost to 4.55Ghz (single core boost) from 4.4Ghz without it.

 

You should update to the latest AGESA regardless.

[Deli]

1 minute ago, Master Disaster said:

Absolutely yes, it made my 3800X boost to 4.55Ghz (single core boost) from 4.4Ghz without it.

 

You should update to the latest AGESA regardless.

Single core boost? Do you test it with Cinebench single core test?

[Otto_iii]

7 minutes ago, Master Disaster said:

Absolutely yes, it made my 3800X boost to 4.55Ghz (single core boost) from 4.4Ghz without it.

 

You should update to the latest AGESA regardless.

Is this for Beta or Official release?

Also did you notice any differences in voltages?

[Deli]

2 minutes ago, Otto_iii said:

Is this for Beta or Official release?

Also did you notice any differences in voltages?

On Gigabyte board, it's a official new BIOS, not BETA.

[Otto_iii]

Cool, back to other question then, is it treating voltages any different? or anything else you have noticed that's changed since ABBA besides just clockspeed/associated performance increase?

[Deli]

8 minutes ago, Otto_iii said:

Cool, back to other question then, is it treating voltages any different? or anything else you have noticed that's changed since ABBA besides just clockspeed/associated performance increase?

Voltages look the same. 1.226v on HWinfo and 1.32-1.34V on Ryzen Master. Yea, they report different voltages. Running Cinebench R20 all core test.