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To be honest I don't....I have tested it but it behaves the same as the previous one as far as OC performance and RAM stability for the stuff I am testing

In many situations....extra what's can be fatal

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It might not be official official...but if Shamino posts it, it's official and that's official...unofficially....

Temperature is a huge influence on max boost

That said you could try increasing max boost by 200MHz on PBO...this might free up the headroom a bit

These CPUs need good watercooling to free...

Use a good thin layer of paste. Prolimatech PK-1 or Hydronaut

Why? because they work well to transfer heat from your CPU

Laziness to repaste is no excuse to run a thermal pad on a 3950X

Do...

The AIO header is made for the AIO pump...the CPU header is for the Fans

It might work...it might not...as has been said you should buy a single kit at the rated speed and density you want. Combining kits is a gamble.

However if the CPU has a good IMC you might get...

OK, good to hear!...airflow certainly helps a lot!

For 4.1GHz you might find you can lower from 1.3v...try 1.2...a bit of experimentation and you might find temps fall quite a bit...


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That is entirely normal :)

This is most likely to do with memory setting/stability

Try raising Vdimm and/or SOC voltage....depending on what is currently set

Maybe set pagefile size manually

Yes, I was wondering if there was an obvious contact problem....but fair enough...I get it's difficult to get to with 2 GPUs

I don't think an NVME drive would do that much heating...but low...

my pch registers 53 degress and the fan is never spinning except at startup

If you press the chipset cover with a finger....anything change?

Yes, I think the cooler master will be better than the stock fan.

Try to optimise airflow through the case...maybe consider push/pull on the AIO cooler.

AMD does run hot so 75/80 is not too hot...

Use latest HWiNFO and check the PCH temp...if it's still that high RMA the board

Mixing kits can often give problems...

https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?57038-Don%92t-combine-memory-kits!-The-meat-and-potatoes-overview

Maybe try setting RAM up manually...setting...

What cooler are you using?

Average 3900X at 1.3v will do 4.2 or 4.3 GHZ all core stable...some better CPUs do 4350MHz at 1.32v....but you need to cool AMD CPUs to get the best out of them...

What is BIOS setting for VCCSA and VCCIO?...maybe try setting those manually in range 1.05 to 1.15v? What VDIMM?

That is assuming you have a single kit only installed

The board can run 3600 fine!...it's the CPU and maybe users that can't ;)

Yeah...it's only got small feet...and while it's got lots of experience with windows..it's got no idea about doors...so...

Update day today...what with WIN 10 2004 hitting the streets

LOL

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Looking at minimum and maximum columns, it looks like the CPU is downclocking and downvolting

However the "current" column shows the CPU maxed out....at the time you took the screenshot...a...

That simply means that on connecting external drives, they can only be used as storage..not boot drives.

Of course, you can connect any other usb device to them

Hmmm...I have to say...I don't use sleep

Very often sleep issues are memory related...

Maybe play with DRAM voltage and/or SOC voltage...

Not sure what problems 128GB will present on sleep...

Just a guess...but maybe your CPU has an iGPU built in that has that max resolution....and your stand alone GPU has a different max resolution.

The standalone will retain its max resolution....

You're welcome :o

If you are seeing this and you think you are switching off your machine...it will be fast startup in Windows....hibernating instead of switching off PC.

You can disable fast...