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this post was submitted on 12 Apr 2024
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For me a 5600 in a B4500 board works perfecly.
thanks for taking the time to reply. can you expand on the issues I mentioned, did you have to change those BIOS settings and does suspend/resume work? what's your RAM speed?
Suspend and resume work fine. My BIOS settings are basicly stock exept for enabling XMP. My RAM is 4x8GB 3200MHz and im able to run it at full speed.
You can always take a look at https://linux-hardware.org
It is a collection of user reported systems. So you can filter for your cpu, high speed ram and look which kernel versions it works with.
The ui/ux is a bit shotty, but you'll get the hang of it after a while.