AGESA 1.0.0.6

[Nocte]

Well, I am late to the party as the update was released a month ago.

Anyway, right to the question: my Ryzen system runs fine with RAM stable at 14CL 3200MHz. Should I go through the hassle of 1.0.0.6 update? Or just keep faith in the "if it works, don't change it" mindset?

[Mira Yurizaki]

1 minute ago, Eibe said:

Well, I am late to the party as the update was released a month ago.

Anyway, right to the question: my Ryzen system runs fine with RAM stable at 14CL 3200MHz. Should I go through the hassle of 1.0.0.6 update? Or just keep faith in the "if it works, don't change it" mindset?

The latter

 

If it works, don't "fix" it.

[KenjiUmino]

if it aint broken, fix it 'till it is

 

- just kidding

[Jumper118]

9 minutes ago, Eibe said:

Well, I am late to the party as the update was released a month ago.

Anyway, right to the question: my Ryzen system runs fine with RAM stable at 14CL 3200MHz. Should I go through the hassle of 1.0.0.6 update? Or just keep faith in the "if it works, don't change it" mindset?

yes you might be able to get 3333 or 3466 or even 3600.

[jjohnthedon1]

Leave it be 

[Nocte]

4 hours ago, Jumper118 said:

yes you might be able to get 3333 or 3466 or even 3600.

I am not interested in overclocking any of my components (actually downclocked the GPU lol). 

 

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Thanks for the tips guys, message is loud and clear. I will stay on 1.0.0.4:)

[Coaxialgamer]

I mean it is pretty easy to flash your bios . It's not like every board manufacturer has a built in bios flasher in their boards...

[Nocte]

6 hours ago, Coaxialgamer said:

I mean it is pretty easy to flash your bios . It's not like every board manufacturer has a built in bios flasher in their boards...

I know it's not hard, but it's an annoying process, and if something goes wrong (e.g. Power cut), it would probably mean RMA. If it's not necessary, why do it?