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ok i've been having issues since saturday getting my computer up to just work and i was wondering if everyone's getting this. should i get a replacement chip or is it the motherboard? any insight would be appreciated.it's reading 2 core 4 threads

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not sure why its showing only 2 cores, is anything else weird with the system?

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Just now, Adam Crow said:

getting my computer up to just work

 

what do you mean by that?

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Did you mess in the BIOS and try a stress test ONCE if you didn't Mrs with the BIOS never ever touch stuff in the bios without researching 

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1 minute ago, Reglare said:

not sure why its showing only 2 cores, is anything else weird with the system?

well its showing 8 logical but core temp just shows 2c/4t and i wanted to know if it was just me that's seeing this due to core temp or am i seeing it for what it is. i was getting a lot of crashes installing updates with windows. clock watchdog timeouts or just freeze consistency on the simplistic task like watching VLC

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4 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

what do you mean by that?

well first i would get clock watchdog timeout errors and would crash on trying to update windows. i would try watching VLC movies and it would crash instantly after a few minutes. the system would crash every 20 minutes or so. but so far right now it hasn't went belly up. 

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5 minutes ago, Billy_Mays said:

Did you mess in the BIOS and try a stress test ONCE if you didn't Mrs with the BIOS never ever touch stuff in the bios without researching 

the only thing i did at first was update the bios to the latest and install the motherboard driver disc. it included a Ryzen patch on the cd

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Did you do a fresh install of Windows 

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1 minute ago, Adam Crow said:

the only thing i did at first was update the bios to the latest and install the motherboard driver disc. it included a Ryzen patch on the cd

What BIOS and mobo?

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Just now, RKRiley said:

Did you do a fresh install of Windows 

i had to as my FX 6300 build drive corrupted as it transferred so it's a New OS and now it seems to not crash every 30 minutes which i'm happy but i am concerned. 

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if windows is showing the 4 cores 8 threads, then likely the issue is going to be Core Temp... Try Realtemp or HWMonitor and see if it shows up properly. 

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1 minute ago, Billy_Mays said:

What BIOS and mobo?

Motherboard is a Gigabyte A320M-HD2 with the bios F2 (came with a F1 Rev) they have a F3 on the site but the board wont accept it

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I'd go with what task manager shows over the many broken sensors Ryzen deals with tbh

 

 

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4 minutes ago, legacy99 said:

if windows is showing the 4 cores 8 threads, then likely the issue is going to be Core Temp... Try Realtemp or HWMonitor and see if it shows up properly. 

realtemp is not supported and this is hwmonitor results

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Check and see if your bios has all core enabled.

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6 minutes ago, tim11111111 said:

Check and see if your bios has all core enabled.

it's an a320 board so settings are limited. no real way to tell it to. 

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