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MSI PRO B650-S Wifi Board
#1
Hi,

I have a Ryzen 8700G on an MSI Pro B650-S Wifi board. How can one increase the UMA vram to 32GB. The maximum it shows on the UEFI BIOS screen is 16G.

Why 32GB UMA: Then one can use ROCm and gets a 32GB graphics card for running inferencing servers (LLMs)

Another question: Can this dedicated UMA vram be increased further if the system has more memory?
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#2
Hello. Do you know how use flash bios button? bios file editing is not an issue. If you know how to install it, a mod might work.
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#3
(09-16-2024, 10:46 PM)Maxinator500 Wrote: Hello. Do you know how use flash bios button? bios file editing is not an issue. If you know how to install it, a mod might work.

Thnaks Maxinator, Could you guide me to the correct type of BIOS MSI uses in the new AM5 motherboards and how to do it. Can these BIOS variables be changed by using some utilities which booths the UEFI mode?
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#4
The correct type? I'm sure they all are UEFI ones nowadays.
Variables are changeable. BUT, uma frame buffer size setting is outside of Setup module scope. This setting sits in CBS module, and any change to the corresponding variable might have no effect, since it will not be processed. You may try scewin and see if it works.
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#5
(09-18-2024, 12:15 PM)Maxinator500 Wrote: The correct type? I'm sure they all are UEFI ones nowadays.
Variables are changeable. BUT, uma frame buffer size setting is outside of Setup module scope. This setting sits in CBS module, and any change to the corresponding variable might have no effect, since it will not be processed. You may try scewin and see if it works.


The scewin nvram txt file shows only till 16G. 

[Image: Scewin.jpg]

I tried adding another entry "[8000]32G", it did not help. The system has 64GB RAM. 

Also I have 5600 mhz RAM which has XPM / EXPO. If I overclock my MSI (AMI) Bios, to either of XMP / EXPO - 1/2 it does not help and runs the RAM on 4800 mhz only. How does one increase that.
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(09-22-2024, 06:50 AM)rohit.nanda.second Wrote: The scewin nvram txt file shows only till 16G.
I thought adding an entry would do something.

(09-22-2024, 06:50 AM)rohit.nanda.second Wrote: I tried adding another entry "[8000]32G", it did not help.
Have you tried switching to 8G to see if the program affects Setup Questions of CBS menu?
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#7
(09-24-2024, 12:55 AM)Maxinator500 Wrote:
(09-22-2024, 06:50 AM)rohit.nanda.second Wrote: The scewin nvram txt file shows only till 16G.
I thought adding an entry would do something.

(09-22-2024, 06:50 AM)rohit.nanda.second Wrote: I tried adding another entry "[8000]32G", it did not help.
Have you tried switching to 8G to see if the program affects Setup Questions of CBS menu?


------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|                      AMISCE Utility. Ver 5.05.01.0002                    |
|              Copyright © 2021 AMI. All rights reserved.                |
------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Warning in line 12217
Missing Current Setting "*"

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Missing Current Setting "*"

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Missing Current Setting "*"

Warning in line 12510
Missing Current Setting "*"
WARNING : Value for control (UMA Frame buffer Size) not updated as the value/defaults specified in the script file exceeds the maximum range
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: Fan select Main page,Token:2a78
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: Fan select button group Main page,Token:2a83
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 01,Token:2a85
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 02,Token:2a86
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 03,Token:2a87
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 04,Token:2a88
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 05,Token:2a89
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 06,Token:2a8a
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 07,Token:2a8b
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 08,Token:2a8c
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 09,Token:2a8d
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 10,Token:2a8e
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 11,Token:2a8f
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 12,Token:2a90
Warning : Unmatched question... prompt: UiDB DragDropFrame Group 13,Token:2a91

System configuration not modified.
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(10-05-2024, 01:58 AM)rohit.nanda.second Wrote: (UMA Frame buffer Size) not updated as the value/defaults specified in the script file exceeds the maximum range
The new value exceeds the max range. Uh oh. amisce cant edit ranges, so I think its not possible to set a value above 8G via the program.

Try some variable editor or add the option for 16G 32G to bios setup directly.
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#9
BIOS can set it to 16G. 

I am seeing if it can be sent to 32G. 

I have a 64GB RAM in my system.
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#10
Make bios being able to set 32. Go for it.
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