Running AMD openSIL + Coreboot On The First Available Ryzen AM5 Motherboard

Written by Michael Larabel in Motherboards on 9 September 2026 at 12:10 PM EDT. Page 3 of 5. 20 Comments.
ACES DGEMM benchmark with settings of Sustained Floating-Point Rate. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
ACES DGEMM benchmark with settings of Sustained Floating-Point Rate. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
ACES DGEMM benchmark with settings of Sustained Floating-Point Rate. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.

When there was a performance difference in favor of the MSI BIOS, Dasharo was leading with the superior power efficiency.

ASTC Encoder benchmark with settings of Preset: Very Thorough. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
ASTC Encoder benchmark with settings of Preset: Very Thorough. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Liquid-DSP benchmark with settings of Threads: 8, Buffer Length: 256, Filter Length: 32. Dasharo coreboot+UEFI v0.9.0 was the fastest.
PyPerformance benchmark with settings of Benchmark: async_tree_io. Dasharo coreboot+UEFI v0.9.0 was the fastest.
PyPerformance benchmark with settings of Benchmark: concurrent_imap. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
PyPerformance benchmark with settings of Benchmark: crypto_pyaes. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.

Overall it was another great Dasharo experience and a first time on an AMD Ryzen desktop platform.

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