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 5 of 5. 20 Comments.
Timed Node.js Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Node.js Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Node.js Compilation benchmark with settings of Time To Compile. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Linux Kernel Compilation benchmark with settings of Build: defconfig. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Linux Kernel Compilation benchmark with settings of Build: defconfig. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Linux Kernel Compilation benchmark with settings of Build: defconfig. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Linux Kernel Compilation benchmark with settings of Build: allmodconfig. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Linux Kernel Compilation benchmark with settings of Build: allmodconfig. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
Timed Linux Kernel Compilation benchmark with settings of Build: allmodconfig. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
OpenRadioss benchmark with settings of Model: Bird Strike on Windshield. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
OpenRadioss benchmark with settings of Model: Bird Strike on Windshield. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
OpenRadioss benchmark with settings of Model: Bird Strike on Windshield. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
QuantLib benchmark with settings of Size: XXS. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
QuantLib benchmark with settings of Size: XXS. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.
QuantLib benchmark with settings of Size: XXS. MSI 2.A92 was the fastest.

Overall there was competitive performance and power efficiency out of this unofficial/third-party firmware for the MSI PRO Z850P WiFi motherboard.

Geometric Mean Of All Test Results benchmark with settings of Result Composite, MSI PRO B850-P WIFI Dasharo Coreboot Benchmarks. Dasharo coreboot+UEFI v0.9.0 was the fastest.

When taking the geo mean of nearly 300 benchmarks, overall Dasharo came out slightly faster than the official MSI firmware.

CPU Power Consumption Monitoring Overview benchmark with settings of Accumulated CPU Power Consumption Monitoring.

Making the performance all the more compelling is that overall the Dasharo firmware led to lower CPU power consumption than the MSI BIOS at its defaults too.

MSI PRO B850-P running Dasharo firmware

More details on the Dasharo firmware for the MSI PRO B850-P WiFi can be found at Dasharo.com.

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