AMD AM5 motherboard and the future: the new BIOS can achieve DDR5 8000 memory frequency at 1.3V Soc.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens South China Daniel Wu, OC_Formula, JohnGo for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com July 19 news, as major manufacturers update the AGESA1.0.0.7 BIOS of AMD 600series motherboards, some users find that AMD seems to unlock the new memory synchronization mode, which has better compatibility and can stably unlock higher memory frequency.

Yesterday, there suddenly appeared a large number of overclocking users who reached DDR5 8000, and there are also many domestic users who complete the actual operation verification on different motherboards. Some users can achieve 8000MT/s within 1.3V Soc voltage, and even ordinary users can achieve the level of 7200MT/s under 1.2V SOC.

Buildzoid, a famous overclocking player of ▲, surpassed DDR5-8000 MCLK LiveMixer on ASRock B650.

▲ overclock forum user @ k_mic achieves the same result using ROG X670E GENE, but FCLK frequency is slightly higher than Buildzoid

It is worth mentioning that there is a problem with AMD's support for high-frequency memory, which is slow to start for the first time, said one reddit user. It takes him about 15 seconds (DDR5 7600-7800, 7950X3D) from pressing the power button to entering the desktop (from S4 / S5).

In addition, there is feedback from users that if you use MCR with GDM / PDM turned off, it will still cause a blue screen. CTOnews.com warned that there are still many manufacturers of AGESA1.0.0.7 BIOS in the testing stage, if there is no relevant overclocking experience, do not easily try.