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Doesn't work on AMD Ryzen 4800H #19

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skipster1337 opened this issue Oct 21, 2023 · 4 comments
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Doesn't work on AMD Ryzen 4800H #19

skipster1337 opened this issue Oct 21, 2023 · 4 comments

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@skipster1337
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skipster1337 commented Oct 21, 2023

I installed the patch on 98SE in VirtualBox 7.0.8 and when opening folders Explorer will crash at random but very often, reporting a SHELL32.dll error:
2023-10-21 15_00_10-Win98 SoftGPU Vbox  Running  - Oracle VM VirtualBox
Game installers also crash, it takes several tries to install something successfully:
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I enabled the TSC patch however it didn't seem to do anything.
Similar behavior occurs in VMware Workstation 16.

@JHRobotics
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Hello @skipster1337,

I’m not sure this is CPU issue – I didn’t personally test 4800H but 4700U and it works OK (and this looks like very simitar CPU).

How many RAM/VRAM and CPUs did you assign to VM? (Maximum is 512 MB RAM / 128 video RAM and only 1 CPU).

@skipster1337
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I am using 512MB of ram, 128MB of video ram and 1 cpu as the guide says. Not sure what's the issue here.

@Kurt-Aust
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Looking at the differences between the working 4700U and the unstable 4800H, the only notable difference is that the 4800H has SMT (AMD's version of Hyper-Threading).

It may be worthwhile turning off SimultaneousMultiThreading in BIOS to see if that fixes the issue, not an ideal long-term solution but at least it would confirm what is causing the problem.

@Bruxism
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Bruxism commented May 21, 2024

Looking at the differences between the working 4700U and the unstable 4800H, the only notable difference is that the 4800H has SMT (AMD's version of Hyper-Threading).

It may be worthwhile turning off SimultaneousMultiThreading in BIOS to see if that fixes the issue, not an ideal long-term solution but at least it would confirm what is causing the problem.

Thanks to this post, I was able to get Win95 to boot on AMD Ryzen 5 7600 with SMT off.

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