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May 6th, 2021 13:00
Aurora R10, CPU swap, 5800x to 5900x
I received my Aurora R10 with the 5800x and motherboard TYR0X. Also, I was lucky to get a 5900x from a major retailer locally at the recommended price. Based on comments made in this forum, I am making the assumption that I can swap the 5800x with a 5900x.
The questions I have are:
1.- Does the TYR0X support the 5900x?
2.- Do I have to reinstall the w10 OS? or Can I just swap the CPU and turn the computer on?
3.- Any changes to the BIOS?
Any help would be appreciated.
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DELL-Chris M
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May 6th, 2021 19:00
Dell cannot speak to the retail AMD R9-5900X CPU.
Aurora R10 motherboard TYR0X pegatron 69M10HT20A01 released on January 11, 2021 supports these OEM (original equipment manufacturer) CPU =
HXPR2 AMD R5-3500, 6C, 65W
VVDNW AMD R5-5600X, 6C, 65W
NTMXC AMD R7-5800, 8C, 65W
P0M7X AMD R7-5800X, 8C, 105W
MCW0T AMD R9-5900, 12C, 65W
KGKW8 AMD R9-5900X, 12C, 105W
MMX5C AMD R9-5950X, 16C, 105W
r72019
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May 7th, 2021 08:00
You don't need to reinstall windows when you upgrade a CPU.
The 5800x and 5900x are the same gen and should require the same microcode so I don't see a need for an update, but it wouldn't hurt to be on the latest revision.
You should also disable any overclock settings before upgrading the CPU though.
r72019
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May 7th, 2021 08:00
Since you already have all the parts in hand just delete any OC settings, clear CMOS, swap it out, repaste, and boot up.