Modded bios Rampage VI

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@tistou77 @vmanuelgm Let's trying new Windows 10 2004 Version Kernel. You'll be smile buddy.:o

Here’s another short notation on upcoming updates:

*https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/as...nd-10900x.html

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Originally Posted by restsugavan

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@tistou77 @vmanuelgm Let's trying new Windows 10 2004 Version Kernel. You'll be smile buddy.:o

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Good or bad performance???

I tried CPU-Z and result is similar (a bit lower) to 1909...

2004 A bit better than 1909 with MC 64. For default settings XMP everything work faster than 1909

It was OMG edition maybe it will need preying for stable XMP profile running than original one. Long time ago that I’d comment on it before released.
After that I was scared enough for comment or saying anything about OMG edition at all. If you want the best trying original extreme better.*

OC problems are similar in original Rampage and the Omega. But the Omega is more capable because of 2-eight pin eps and 16 phases.

This guy is not selecting proper timings for his memories, plus Hynix are not the best modules for this platform.

X299 going to be EOL Q2 2020, thus they’ve playing jokers card for you.

No one dare to comment about OMG and EC quality here. Or not they’ll get BANNED like me.

Going to your mobo shop then exchange OMG edition to original one or money back is the way that I recommended.
Or you may risk to get BANNED like me in the past.

If you re consider the OMG edition about how many PCIe slot and what kind of WIFI bandwidth it did compare to my original one.
You’ll clear and starting understand me.*

If u own an Omega, doesn't make sense to go back to first Rampage, with the same OC problems (RTL's and IOL's can't be forced as in Omega) and less capable with 8+4pin vs 8+8pin or 8phases vs 16phases.

Obviously if u own the first Rampage it wouldn't be worth it going to Omega, depending on the overclock u are going to apply. But once u are with Omega/Encore, going back is a total nonsense...

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The most stable X299 mobo for me @vgmauelgm @Mreksoll use for testing many products from Intel and Microsoft.

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The most stable X299 mobo for me @vgmauelgm @Mreksoll use for testing many products from Intel and Microsoft.

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It's the most stable FOR YOU!!! :)

Your rig has a 7980xe and 64GB of a specific G.Skill kit with probably B-Die modules, plus u don't push high frequencies. Every rig is a different world.

I can say the same when talking about MY RIG, 3800CL15, 4.8GHz AVX stable, and Omega board...