I’m pulling my hair out on this one. CPU 7800x3D. Mobo Gigabyte B650M Aorus Elite AX.
Scenario 1 (set manually, each BIOS setting save will take over 2min:
\- Set DRAM VDD\\VDDQ 1.40/1.40; VSOC 1.25; CPU\_VDDIO\_MEM 1.35; Multiplier: 60; Primary timings: whatever… say 40-40-40-40;
It will work.. But afterwards, any and I mean *ANY single setting you’d like to change in BIOS will take 2:15\~2:20 minutes from hitting F10+OK to the next BIOS screen*.
[Added screenshots showing ZenTimings\\HWINFO\\BIOS here](https://imgur.com/a/PbwnNlK)
I’m coming from Intel Z790 and the main DDR5 voltages to fiddle are: CPU VDD2 (MC Voltage on Asus), CPU VDDQ (IVR-TX-long-name on Asus), SA, DRAM VDD\\VDDQ, and seldomly DRAM VPP, CPU AUX. But on AM5 things are still a little confusing for me on the platform lol.
Scenaro 2 (Enable XMP, things work as should all of the sudden):
\- *Enable XMP 6400 CL32* (7200 CL38 Kingston kit)
\- *Everything works fine?* Saving BIOS and reboot takes an acceptable time. I don’t want to smash the motherboard that much anymore?
So what exactly is XMP setting that is missing?