Huge audio dropouts-various errors

[musictech]

Just press:
1 and enter
7 and enter
0 and enter
And it will only do the test #14

Your voltages are wrong!
The CLDO VDDP is insane high!!
CLDO VDDP should be 0.900

My recommendation:
VSOC = 1.1V
CLDO VDDP = 0.900
VDDG CCD/IOD = 1.05
DRAM Voltage = 1.37
ProcODT = 43.6

ok,thanks
i have enabled precision boost in bios and the fabric clock is 1800.
I have not set the voltages,i let the system to do it automatically.
Do you think that with your settings i ll could still have the precisionboost enabled and fabric clock at 1800?

 

[Pictus]

ok..i attached the files from zentimings and thaiphoon.I tried to run y-cruncher but i couldn't understand how i choose the test 14.I chose 1-->7-->0 as you told me.should i choosesomeway the test 14 ?


i run the y-crunch 3 times without selecting anything else than 1-7-0 and everytime after about 6-10 mminutres the pc restarted~!

I guess yes, CLDO VDDP = 0.900 is more than enough for FCLK 1800
Can go to 0.950 if 0.900 does not work, high CLDO VDDP can damage the CPU.
Your VDDG CCD/IOD is also too high.

 

[musictech]

You sure it has nothing to do with this?



I had also blue screen crashes after installing non compatible ASIO drivers for my external DAC. Maybe check if there is a new version/driver available for your device or try if the error still occurs after removing the drivers of the "Cubebase", and if no luck remove the device too. Audio devices can be very bit**y sometimes.

hi..the problem is not the audio device.I worked with the same (latest) drivers for a long

 

[musictech]

I guess yes, CLDO VDDP = 0.900 is more than enough for FCLK 1800
Can go to 0.950 if 0.900 does not work, high CLDO VDDP can damage the CPU.
Your VDDG CCD/IOD is also too high.

hi!
sorry for my dealyed answer but i had too much work and i was away from home
I changed the VDDG CCD/IOD .DRAM Voltage and the CLDO VDDP in the bios to the values you suggested.(check photo 1)

I couldn't find which are the VSOC = 1.1V and the ProcODT = 43.6 in the bios though...

could you please suggest me which are the ideal settings for cpu vcoreload line calibration and cpu vddcr soc load line calibration? ?
do you see anything ''faulty '' in the photo 2?

 

[AMF]

i have not had any problems with audio or cpu firmware stutters ... am i lucky?

 

[Pictus]

hi!
sorry for my dealyed answer but i had too much work and i was away from home
I changed the VDDG CCD/IOD .DRAM Voltage and the CLDO VDDP in the bios to the values you suggested.(check photo 1)

I couldn't find which are the VSOC = 1.1V and the ProcODT = 43.6 in the bios though...

could you please suggest me which are the ideal settings for cpu vcoreload line calibration and cpu vddcr soc load line calibration? ?
do you see anything ''faulty '' in the photo 2?

No problem, in the internet/forums better never expect any reply, if we got any it is a bonus...

VSOC in ASRock BIOS = " SoC/Uncore OC Voltage(VID)" and it is a t 1.100V, good.
Does "CLDO VDDG CCD Voltage Control" did not work at 1v(y-chruncher RAM test)? (1.050 it is ok)

I do not have ASRock MB, but searching for the words ASRock ProcODT gave this

Because of spikes I only use moderate amount of LLC, better leave at default or some moderate level.

VRM Load-Line Visualized - ElmorLabs

How does motherboard load-line settings really work and how does the voltage output change with it? Check these oscilloscope pictures to find out.

elmorlabs.com

But the important question is, my settings fixed the y-cruncher memory test? (better do y-cruncher all tests)
*IF* they fixed, now install Windows from scratch because there will be no corruption and you should have a working Windows.
Can also update the BIOS.

You may also like this "Unofficial Windows 10 Audio Workstation build and tweak guide – Part 1"

Unofficial Windows 10 Audio Workstation build and tweak guide - Part 1 - Windows MIDI and Music dev

Part 1 of 3. Tweaks and optimizations for getting the most out of your Windows 10 workstation, when using with a DAW.

devblogs.microsoft.com

 

[musictech]

No problem, in the internet/forums better never expect any reply, if we got any it is a bonus...

VSOC in ASRock BIOS = " SoC/Uncore OC Voltage(VID)" and it is a t 1.100V, good.
Does "CLDO VDDG CCD Voltage Control" did not work at 1v(y-chruncher RAM test)? (1.050 it is ok)

I do not have ASRock MB, but searching for the words ASRock ProcODT gave this

Because of spikes I only use moderate amount of LLC, better leave at default or some moderate level.

VRM Load-Line Visualized - ElmorLabs

How does motherboard load-line settings really work and how does the voltage output change with it? Check these oscilloscope pictures to find out.

elmorlabs.com

But the important question is, my settings fixed the y-cruncher memory test? (better do y-cruncher all tests)
*IF* they fixed, now install Windows from scratch because there will be no corruption and you should have a working Windows.
Can also update the BIOS.

You may also like this "Unofficial Windows 10 Audio Workstation build and tweak guide – Part 1"

Unofficial Windows 10 Audio Workstation build and tweak guide - Part 1 - Windows MIDI and Music dev

Part 1 of 3. Tweaks and optimizations for getting the most out of your Windows 10 workstation, when using with a DAW.

devblogs.microsoft.com

hi
Changed in the bios the ProcODT value to 43.6.
i run the y-cruncher.The forst time the pc restarted before completing the first cycle-iteration.
I returned to bios and changed both values of ''load line calibration'' to ''3' and re-run the test.This time the first iteration was completed but the pc restarted durung the second one.
Should i try 0.950 for CLDO VDDP or you suggest something else?

I don't understand why you sent me the second image with the trfc ctrl...is tis a value i should change?

**all those test were done with the new bios|(beta) with the newer asega

 

[Pictus]

hi
Changed in the bios the ProcODT value to 43.6.
i run the y-cruncher.The forst time the pc restarted before completing the first cycle-iteration.
I returned to bios and changed both values of ''load line calibration'' to ''3' and re-run the test.This time the first iteration was completed but the pc restarted durung the second one.
Should i try 0.950 for CLDO VDDP or you suggest something else?

I don't understand why you sent me the second image with the trfc ctrl...is tis a value i should change?

**all those test were done with the new bios|(beta) with the newer asega

Hi, test #14 ?
You may try, but I think you can get proper settings with the guys at

[Official] AMD Ryzen DDR4 24/7 Memory Stability Thread

www.overclock.net

They have experience with ASRock and many different RAM, post there the ZenTimings and Thaiphoon report.