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the thing is, the VM dont make a passthrough of the audio codec, it gives me a different HWID, how its supposed to be tested?

I’ll mess with it some more. When I enabled high priority it does hit 46K at least. Not sure if that helps, as I’m just using a stock retail Win11 OS. Anyways, I’m messing with ram tuning right now. I just let the chip run stock for the most part trying to memorize and learn AMD things. Good news is my ram booted right up at 6000 CL26-36-36-36-96@1.435V. My motherboard seems to be responding a little bit better as time has gone on. It might be okay after all. I see training and posting with high tREFI is much easier with more VDD/VDDQ voltage. So, like 6000c30 with 65K tREFI won’t post with 1.400v VDD/VDDQ. But it will post with 1.435v VDD/VDDQ. I know how DDR5 was with Intel, and it was heavily dependent on your IMC quality. Like one CPU may do 6000c30@1.35v and another CPU wants 6000c30@1.400v. That’s what I learned with Intel anyways, the CPU IMC quality determines how much voltage your DDR5 rams would need. This made it incredibly difficult to bin ram sticks in my opinion. Because an amazing IMC would make average DDR5 look like super sticks or something.

I know it's not "in fasion" for AM5, but I would test a max static OC just for reference/capability and then carve out a PBO OC against it for comparison. I've done this with every AM4/AM5 CPU I've owned. I did it on my 5800x platform I ran and all subsequent 7800X3D/7950X3D/9800X3D platforms. And as @Mr. Fox referenced, this will definitely blast your temps and give you an "Intel like" experience OC'ing. SP118 is a solid average or slightly above average chip but check the IMC and see if it can do 2133/6400 at least and hopefully 2200/6400 on the G2 level then push for 8000+ and see what it can do. I've done that before. Bought something then sat on it for a week or so getting over buyers remorse and finally cracking it open. I JUST did that with my replacement iPad M5 13 2TB Wifi+Cell Nano Texture I picked up open box saving ~$1k. I left it on the table all week while I limped along on my slowly dying Ipad 12.9 M1 128GB peasant edition. 🤣 I told ya the switch from that capable but old Intel HEDT to X3D with that 5090 was going to change your life. 🤣 Well, maybe not that extreme, but you could tune up another 14900, 270k or X3D and any of them would best your soon to be old rig. The real sweet sauce is when you run across select titles that absolutely love that X3D cache and really sing.

You cant. Prema went into obscurity long ago from the forums. What gpu do you have, and why do you need an unlocked bios for?

Thank you King19.

Just to close this one out...I received a Win 11 update that fixed the issue. No idea which update.

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The link is on the V2 thread I made. You can buy multiple for multiple clevo laptops.

I plugged a thunderbolt Hub station on my Clevo p775 and p870 with RTX3080 and I got compatibility problem to connect external monitor via thunderbolt. the monitor are detected but can not be used. I use a danske bios and try with fp++ and Unique Id and use the option DDI to TBT in the bios, NO LUCK After some research it seems that the thunderbolt firmware can be updated however there is NO way to found download link or info on the internet. could some FOX could give us the link on the latest firmware and the update procedure for our CLEVO p775 and p870 (there is the version 18 it seems...) We will keep that post to provide those precious firmware download links updated THANKS

Could you plz send me a link for backlight mod v2 cable ?

You should be getting more than 44K in CBR23 at those clock speeds. Like 46.5 or 47K. This is with dynamic oc switching (MSI version of it) with my 4585PX. Here is with the Apex with DOS enabled.

Yes, I am using PBO. It does clock down in R23 to around 5.4Ghz on 1 CCD, and 5.3Ghz on the other CCD. When I was referring to these running hot, I remember many people reporting these Ryzen chips just run like 95C or something lol. Or I remember reading something about they intentionally run and target warm temps like that? I want to go tinkering in this bios. But this motherboard is a PAIN. I may wait until I get this swapped out first. But yeah, the platform is excellent. Several games that I play have never ran well on anything. Ark Ascended, or Oblivion Remastered. And these games are constantly skipping and dropping GPU usage. And seeing this 9950X3D2 run those smoothly at crazy high frame rates is shocking to me.

I am glad you are enjoying it. If you are using PBO it won't get too hot because the voltage stays low and it clocks down to around 5.1 GHz all core in Cinebench and other all-core stress tests. If you use Dynamic OC Switcher or set a manual OC and manual voltage (necessary for fixed core clocks) it will run much hotter. If you set 55x on your preferred CCD and 54x on the lesser CCD with enough voltage to hold those clocks in Cinebench, your temps will go way up and you will have about a 48K or 49K score in Cinebench R23. PBO works great for gaming and light workloads. SP118 is about average (probably the most common SP rating) and a totally decent silicon sample that is worth keeping if it will run 2200 FCLK stable. As I mentioned before, the SP rating changes based on the CPU temperature at the time the BIOS is flashed. If you were running chilled water and flashed the BIOS and it hold SP118 that is good. If you got the CPU toasty (like a Cinebench 10 minute stress test) and immediately flashed the BIOS it might show 119 or even 120. The per core voltage shown on the same screen as the individual core SP ratings is the more reliable measurement on AMD because of the fluctuating SP ratings that vary based on temperature at the time of flashing.

Mine is SP118. I’m not really sure if it’s good or not good. That’s about 30c idle in bios. I have it running R23 doing 44.2K at only 225 watts. And 67c max. I thought these bad boys were supposed to run hot or something. 😎 I’m liking this AMD platform though. Quirks aside. It’s obliterating FAST. Being honest about it, I wasn’t really all that excited immediately after buying the 9950X3D2+Dark Hero and I had the boxes sitting under my couch in my office. But dang! After running the system, I am over joyed by this system.

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how can i get in contact with prema? will they do that considering i heard they pulled their bios files?

@runix18 I told you why dsanke doesn't work in the post, hence why im looking for Prema.

Well first of all you need the backlight mod v2 cable. Secondly Cicichen sells them on ebay for 165USD and your upgrades are complete!

Where i can get the modded heatsink for p870tm support RTX 4090 ?

Yeah that was kind of miserable day. I was in DC and Richmond all week. I had direct flights from Phoenix into Dulles and back. I had to return the rental car at noon to avoid adding an extra day. I already had to wait until 5:00 PM (expected) for my flight home, but the added 3-hour delay due to a mechanical issue made it that much worse. Had they not been direct non-stop 5 hour flights I might have ended up spending the night at the airport and being put on a standby due to missed connections. So, it could have turned out a lot worse than it did. Yes it'll be something new and fun to play with while we wait and see what happens with Nova and Zen 6. I expect the overall performance to be remarkably similar to my AMD builds. From all I have seen as an observer they trades blows and come out close to the same in most benchmarks, one randomly beating the other depending on the benchmark or game being run.

I used to use the Virtual Machine to make the mod packs. It was easier for me to do it at the time, without damaging the OS I was using at the time. Especially when testing the original scripts for Installing and Uninstalling.

How did you end up with an 8hr layover? 8hr layover for a ~5hr flight = fun. What problems and what SP rating did you end up getting? I do like the look of the RGB panel on that Dark Hero though.... Something new and fun to play with. That was my logic to fill the time till Nova.... Yep, just checked and they're still $249.99.....

I got an RTX 4080 MXM to work on this laptop with the backlight mod v2 and a custom heatsink from Cicichen. The temps were excellent and performance too. The 4080 is a big improvement over the 2080 in terms of performance but this MXM GPU costs like 800€ alone. You can get the RTX 4070 for cheaper, for 500€. They are brand new cards with 1 year of warranty from X-VSION and ZRT. The max CPU you can get is the I9 9900K/KF CPU or the Xeon E-2286M (modded CPU). The Xeon is the cheapest option. The I9 9900K/KF are like between 150-200€. Meanwhile the Xeon one is below 100€.

Finally landed in Phoenix so I should be home in about an hour. LONG day. I arrived at Dulles at 12 noon EST.