sparty411

The core speed actually fluctuates properly depending on load, believe it or not! I have PBO enabled as well, so I think it tends to boost a bit more aggressively. I had a torrent downloading in the background, so that might explain why it was boosting. But yes, thank you, this thing absolutely rips with XP installed

Woohoo! I got it installed! In the end I wound up having to use an NVME SSD, and it was extremely picky about which m.2 slot I had the drive installed in, but it works!

I don't understand what is happening. I have SATA set to AHCI mode in the UEFI..

I just tried this, and still get the 7B BSOD :-(

I've already done this. I had no problems getting XP running on B450 boards, but I'm thinking B650-E is a no go for now.

I tried this, and now the installer just hangs when it says "setup is loading windows".

Right, I did use a SATA SSD and SATA CD-ROM drive and still get the blue screen.

I did that, now I'm getting BSOD 0x0000007b for inaccessible boot device(?)

I've tried every driver available, and they all cause a BSOD except for the backported Kai Schtrom backported Windows 8 SATA/AHCI driver (which doesn't allow me to see my SATA SSD).

Has anyone successfully installed XP 32-bit on the B650-E platform yet? I'm trying to install Ramsey's XP on my Strix B650-E with Ryzen 9 7900x, and I cannot see my SATA drives once the installer loads.

I believe it makes calls to the GPU for webgl

Right, I just think the fact that one core API is far enough along to allow a late version of Chrome to run at all is an achievement in and of itself. Progress is being made.

I stumbled across this today, and figured it was worth sharing.

Its great to see that he is still with us. I was concerned there for a while.

No scripts are being blocked. It seems to be an issue exclusive to 27, because 28 works just fine. I prefer to use 27 though, as it is much lighter on system resources.