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did the upgrade! aside from a little scare* everything worked out beautifully! it sleeps and wakes without issues and the XMP1-3600 profile works. ran a bit of geekbench6, that used to crash on the old CPU - no such thing here; watching the clock speeds reach 4.4 GHz was surreal.
a bunch of new options in the setup, PBO, overclock, etc. I'll leave them be for now.
also, just checked, I don't have the
amd-pstate
driver active, I'm still onacpi-cpufreq
. I'll tackle that one of these days if everything works fine.What kernel are you running ¿?
I'm on 6.8.5.
lscpu | grep -i cppc
comes up empty, so I guess I need to enable it in BIOS setup or add some kernel switches.