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The Z370 Prime includes the header and is nearly identical to the ROG Strix. This looks like a very deliberate decision on Asus part to exclude the header in their whole ROG line. Too bad, because...

Please read again. Asus' ROG boards are missing the Thunderbolt header, without this header Thunderbolt add-in cards cannot be used!

Some people have real use for Thunderbolt and even more so for Intel based USB 3.1 ports. Personally I would have bought a ROG Hero if a TB header was present, now I either have to get a Prime (no...

Does no ROG Z370 board offer a Thunderbolt header (the Prime does)? Why is the header missing on ROG boards?

Already did so before posting here. There is a good possibility that the Reaper stalls are related to Windows 10 "Creators". I will likely find out later today.

I had to enable S4/S5 manually in BIOS after updating to 1501, now Sleep is back.

Well, I took a much closer look at those "freezes" again, which I called stalls, but they are the same thing for what we talk about. Both the GUI/graphic output and keyboard/mouse input are suspended...

In order to get rid of stalls I tried pulling the battery. Several minutes was not enough, but two hours did the trick. Curiously I was greeted with constant code 0D afterwards until I used the safe...

Latest Reaper version download. Tested RME UFX (USB), Fireface 800 (FW) and "Dummy Audio" (a null driver without output offered by Reaper). The latter of which also offers to run the whole thing in...

Reaper download page: https://www.reaper.fm/download.php
DAWbench (Reaper project file) download link: http://www.dawbench.com/downloads/dawbench-dsp-2017.zip

Here is how to replicate this:

- Run some CPU monitor software that allows you to monitor single CPU cores, this makes things easier. HWinfo is a useful example.
- Run Reaper on a single core...

The CPU stress stalls that some people (including me) experience with stress tests are even worse than I thought. Up to now I mostly only put time into learning about Ryzen's general operation,...

PCIe enumeration still doesn't work properly on the C6H. One of my Firewire PCIe cards is TI based (PCI bridge internally) and one LSI based (native PCIe). Both are detected properly and work...

The Lian Li cable is available for 20 EUR in Germany. Seems like I have to get this one, since there are no other options available south of buying a new case for over 200 EUR. Asus really could have...

Here is a shaky mobile camera video that demonstrates the Code 8 shutdown. This was at "Optimized Defaults" BIOS settings, no overclock or anything. Consider that I was able to capture this on video,...

According to Elmor the overheating emergency shutdown is initiated by Tctl, not by SIO CPU. This makes no difference concerning the problem, though, because the current Sense Skew defaults still...

Hello Asus team,

I think you need to take another look at your current Sense Skew vs. SIO CPU temp implementation, at least at default/Auto values.

Currently these settings not only lead to...

What they mean by this is that the bus on the card (connected via FPGA) is native PCIe. This was a special feature back when these cards came out, because many so called PCIe audio cards used old PCI...

I tried increasing the SB voltage and various other BIOS options, but that didn't change anything.

At first I thought SB voltage helped, but it turned out that I did not test both Madi cards...

I have been running Vsoc as high as 1.25 V to boot 3600 RAM. 1.15 V is what the board chooses on Auto when 3200 is used. So I have yet to see too high a Vsoc to keep me from booting, but you never...

I am currently testing SOC voltage. For that I set everything to defaults, except for running the RAM at 3200-14-14-14-34-1T. Then I lower Vsoc to 0.8 V, check booting and stability with all three of...

Unfortunately it seems that the ProbeIt points are rather useless anyway. Not only do I measure the same values for LLC0 (Auto) and LLC1, but I measure Vcore being higher at load than idle.

It's time for a little rant! Somewhat good willed, so don't see me shouting this with a red face, but rather musing over it with a glass of wine (which I don't drink, but you get the picture). :cool:...

Since this forum doesn't seem to be the right place to report/discuss PCIe related issues, what is the most appropriate contact that will get the information to people who can use it to fix the bugs?!

And for comparison, running Intel Burn Test, Prime95 and the like usually lands you at less than 350 w at the wall (whole PC system).