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Posted by: on: 03/15/2018 09:56 AM [
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We review the MSI B350M Gaming Pro, with the release of Vega based desktop APUs (Raven Ridge) from AMD, it is interesting to peek at the low-cost b350 chipset based motherboard, in this review, we pair the €77,- MSI motherboard with a Ryzen 5 2400G and take it out for a spin.
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SpajdrEX
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Posted on: 03/15/2018 11:23 AM
Overclocking the iGPU seems to give quite a big performance boost (~10-15%). Also, it's going to be interesting to see what 4/8GB of memory can do for the performance.
Has anyone tried running it in tandem with a big Vega? Would be interesting to see if they can work together.
I don't think we can expect more then 2GB allocated for VRAM, tha'ts max in all bioses from what i know.
If you want to run this with Vega, you can't use Adrenalin driver, it needs to be driver for RX Vega 8/11.
Already waiting for over one month for Adrenalin driver.
Overclocking the iGPU seems to give quite a big performance boost (~10-15%). Also, it's going to be interesting to see what 4/8GB of memory can do for the performance.
Has anyone tried running it in tandem with a big Vega? Would be interesting to see if they can work together.
I don't think we can expect more then 2GB allocated for VRAM, tha'ts max in all bioses from what i know.
If you want to run this with Vega, you can't use Adrenalin driver, it needs to be driver for RX Vega 8/11.
Already waiting for over one month for Adrenalin driver.
Vananovion
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Member
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Posted on: 03/15/2018 02:11 PM
I don't think we can expect more then 2GB allocated for VRAM, tha'ts max in all bioses from what i know.
If you want to run this with Vega, you can't use Adrenalin driver, it needs to be driver for RX Vega 8/11.
Already waiting for over one month for Adrenalin driver.
I was referring to this remark in the conclusion - "Upcoming BIOS versions will support even larger options such as 4GB and 8GB."
Hilbert wouldn't lie to us right?
Bummer about the drivers though.
I don't think we can expect more then 2GB allocated for VRAM, tha'ts max in all bioses from what i know.
If you want to run this with Vega, you can't use Adrenalin driver, it needs to be driver for RX Vega 8/11.
Already waiting for over one month for Adrenalin driver.
I was referring to this remark in the conclusion - "Upcoming BIOS versions will support even larger options such as 4GB and 8GB."
Hilbert wouldn't lie to us right?
Bummer about the drivers though.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 03/15/2018 02:28 PM
I was referring to this remark in the conclusion - "Upcoming BIOS versions will support even larger options such as 4GB and 8GB."
Hilbert wouldn't lie to us right?
Bummer about the drivers though.
At the time of the 2000G reviews this was communicated by AMD:
UMA Size, the BIOS will default to 1GB Frame buffer / UMA Size.
i. MSI BIOS: go to Settings / Advanced / Integrated Graphics Config and set “Integrated Graphics” to “Force” and “UMA Frame Buffer Size” to 2GB
ii. Gigabyte BIOS: Go to Chipset and set “Integrated Graphics” to “Forces”, UMA Mode to UMA Specified and UMA Frame buffer size to 2GB
iii. upcoming BIOS versions will support even larger options such as 4GB and 8GB
I was referring to this remark in the conclusion - "Upcoming BIOS versions will support even larger options such as 4GB and 8GB."
Hilbert wouldn't lie to us right?
Bummer about the drivers though.
At the time of the 2000G reviews this was communicated by AMD:
UMA Size, the BIOS will default to 1GB Frame buffer / UMA Size.
i. MSI BIOS: go to Settings / Advanced / Integrated Graphics Config and set “Integrated Graphics” to “Force” and “UMA Frame Buffer Size” to 2GB
ii. Gigabyte BIOS: Go to Chipset and set “Integrated Graphics” to “Forces”, UMA Mode to UMA Specified and UMA Frame buffer size to 2GB
iii. upcoming BIOS versions will support even larger options such as 4GB and 8GB
Warrax
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Senior Member
Posts: 131
Posted on: 03/15/2018 04:10 PM
The iGPU performance is really impressive, good job AMD!
The iGPU performance is really impressive, good job AMD!
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Overclocking the iGPU seems to give quite a big performance boost (~10-15%). Also, it's going to be interesting to see what 4/8GB of memory can do for the performance.
Has anyone tried running it in tandem with a big Vega? Would be interesting to see if they can work together.