ryzen 5 2400G APU Max. shared memory 2GB?

[soerendomann]

hi, i got the new ryzen 5 2400G APU and the asrock ab350m pro4. in the description of the board is written: Max. shared memory 2GB....but i dont find the settings in the uefi, should be normally under northbridge settings but there is nothing, also not to change the gpu clock, maybe i am only blind or they are so hidden^^

can maybe someone help, thanks a lot

 

[Finstar]

Have you updated the bios to the latest version?

 

[soerendomann]

Yes i did ( without the cpu wouldnt even run), also i tried the beta bios but there is also not the option

 

[Finstar]

Maybe ask ASRock support about it?

 

[soerendomann]

found it in the asrock forum

Advanced\
AMD CBS\
NBIO Common Options\
GFX Config
IGC : Forces
UMA Mode : UMA_Spec
UMA Frame Buffer : 512 MB

 

[CountMike]

GPU of that class can't benefit from more than 2GB anyway, it would be just waste of resources anyway.

 

[stevcho]

found it in the asrock forum

Advanced\
AMD CBS\
NBIO Common Options\
GFX Config
IGC : Forces
UMA Mode : UMA_Spec
UMA Frame Buffer : 512 MB

You might just be a lifesaver. I've been trying to do this for a week, and I am getting lots of crashes that I can only presume are from only having 1 GB of ram set to it default. My system does NOT want games leaning on shared memory and instantly crashes anytime it does. Going to try this, since it still leaves me almost 14 gb for the rest of the system. Thanks very much, here's hoping this works!

 

[stevcho]

found it in the asrock forum

Advanced\
AMD CBS\
NBIO Common Options\
GFX Config
IGC : Forces
UMA Mode : UMA_Spec
UMA Frame Buffer : 512 MB

You might just be a lifesaver. I've been trying to do this for a week, and I am getting lots of crashes that I can only presume are from only having 1 GB of ram set to it default. My system does NOT want games leaning on shared memory and instantly crashes anytime it does. Going to try this, since it still leaves me almost 14 gb for the rest of the system. Thanks very much, here's hoping this works!

 

[stevcho]

No, that didn't fix the issue at all like I thought it would.