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Hello, please report this in the Armory Crate Support thread using the template in the OP.


https://rog.asus.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?311

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No, this seems like a permissions issue.

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Which part of the statement is confusing?

XMP I is the validated board profile that you will have seen on past generations. Every time a board is validated, this profile is the one used...

If you find it boring, feel free to present some evidence to the contrary as I mentioned to you in the other thread :)

See the latter part of my above post, increasing VDIMM is a remedy for...

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By looking too hard at VDIMM readings you are leading yourself up the garden path. If you need to apply more voltage for stability, than by all means apply it. However, the amount of...

X99 is an old platform, you'd need to check the QVL and then cross-reference that with kits you can find in stock for best chance of compatibility with your CPU....

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Remove the CPU cooler and CPU. Check for bent pins within the socket, then reattach the CPU and cooler whilst checking for even mounting pressure.

Also check that stand the motherboard...

Hello, capacity depends very much on your workload.

32GB is ample for a gaming system / 64GB for a capable work station.

Look for a singular kit of either capacity binned for 3200MHz that is...

Hello, are you measuring this from the socket? Please see my previous post. There isnt an issue with VDIMM, but if wanting to present some conclusive data, you would need to use a scope with an...

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Are you able to try again now, please?

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Testing previous settings on my personal rig show no noticeable reduction in memory stability between build 1201 and 2103. 4x8GB F4-4266C17-8GTZR @ 3733 C14.

Memory subsets all in auto...

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If using Adaptive Vcore, it's common that more voltage is needed over a fixed/manual voltage due to the change in load transitioning. It is also preferable to increase Vcore if...

Hello, topic covered here:

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?106270-XMP-1-and-XMP-2-difference

Unless using Per CCX, as mentioned above auto values with PBO enabled is the best alternative. Like with any CPU your mileage varies depending on sample.

Mine is 44/44/43/43 @ 1.33v. Of course,...

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As said previously, those readings are normal. The voltages seen in UEFI will not always match what is being received at the socket, thus there's no need to be concerned by variance. If...

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1) VCCIO and VCCSA are signal rails, which means too much voltage can be just as detrimental as too little. You will need to find a value that works well for your CPU sample and memory...

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Mixing memory kits is ill-advised as memory vendors bin them at the speed and density in which they are sold. Purchase a singular kit at the density and speed you wish to run in order for...

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You may want to tune the SOC voltage manually. Even if not gaming, Ryzen benefits from higher memory speeds in certain workloads.

Try setting a manual SOC voltage of between 1v and...

Hello, as far as I'm aware, these thermal shutoffs are still based on T-CASE temperature. This would mean the CPU is almost certainly running too hot.

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Those temps are more than fine, enjoy your build!

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You may want to try Maximus Tweak Modes available from within the UEFI. Depending on the modules, either Mode 1 or Mode 2 may offer better stability with overclocking.

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Memory vendors bin memory kits in the density they are sold in. When combining memory kits you are eating into the guardband put in place by the vendor to ensure best chance of...

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Yes, that's correct. The header won't have any trouble with that configuration.

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