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Core clock = 2215MHz
Memory clock = 9418MHz

That is extraordinary, thank you for sharing !

Hi Super Gnome

You must be getting over 60FPS in WoW to have screen tear, enabling v-sync should solve that.

With the price of gpu's these days, it might be good to hold out for the next...

Wow that is amazing, by doing that you went from a golden Strix 1070 to a platinum Strix 1070. I haven't seen anyone hit 2200MHz+ on the core, you are the first and only one in this long thread. :)...

Cross your fingers. :)

14-15-15-36 would be the best timings.

That sounds ok as long as IO and SA voltages aren't too high, otherwise you'll have to loosen timings until you find stability.

Were you able to hit 4266MHz ?

Hi Tom Tromboni

I believe you are referring to the motherboard disc?

After a windows 10 install, I only install the Realtek audio driver and update the graphics driver.

Everything else is...

It sounds like you're almost there.

Would try:

Dram frequency - 3000MHz
Dram voltage - 1.50v
IO - 1.275v
SA - 1.30v

Primary timings 15-15-15-35-1T

It could be a struggle to get 4266MHz stable.

I have the Maximus IX Code (Z270) with the 7700k, the board supports up to 4133MHz but I cannot get it at that frequency. The best I can do is 4000MHz...

My mistake, your title says Z390-F but you mention Z370-F in your post.

The Z390-F does support up to 4266MHz so yeah try increasing the BCLK until Dram Frequency reaches 4266MHz.

Good luck !

Hi digitalizeur

You may need to increase the BCLK to reach 4266MHz which will also increase the cpu frequency.

Your IO and SA voltages are too high at 1.40v, should try and use no more than:
...

The RC-RFC1-RFC2-RFC4-RRDL-RRDS-FAW are subtimings as shown after the primary timings, you can enter these manually to see if this helps with stability.

Or try loosing the the first primary timing...

Hi feedmeink

I actually left a little headroom.

You can take vccio and system agent voltages to 1.30v and Dram voltage to 1.50v but I don't know how hard pegadroid wants to push voltages.

Thank you

It looks like your cpu's IMC is struggling a bit. You can try Dram voltage up to 1.45v, that might get 3200MHz Realbench stable.

Realbench wouldn't concern me if I could play games...

How far does 2T let you get ?

Here's an idea,

I know you paid for 32GB but if you're just gaming, 16GB is plenty and may let you run at the rated specs as 16GB will be lighter on the cpu's...

Ok,

Go back into the bios, keep the same settings as above and select the next slowest Dram Frequency.

F10 and enter.

If it doesn't boot, select the next slowest Dram Frequency again, keep...

All right

Lets try the original specs manually instead of using XMP.

Reset Bios to defaults (F5 key).

AI Tweaker - Manual
Dram Frequency - 3466MHz
Dram voltage - 1.40v
CPU VCCIO voltage -...

Does your bios have memory OC presets?

Instead of using XMP, try one of the Memory OC Presets if you have the option.

If you have the option, "OC Presets" is listed at or near the top of the AI...

All right

I don't think I'd push it any harder on voltages to get 1T stable.

The next thing to try is loosening primary timings to 16-16-16-36 - 1T or stick with your original settings with 2T.

All right

I don't fool with the secondary timings, I let those all on auto and set only the primary timings and command rate.

Try raising the Dram voltage to 1.40v, if it doesn't boot try Dram...

Hi pegadroid

In the bios on the AI Tweaker page try setting:

Dram Frequency - 3000MHz
Dram voltage 1.40v - 1.45v
CPU VCCIO voltage - 1.25v
CPU System Agent voltage - 1.25v

Primary...

Code 30 and 40 is telling you it came out of either the s3 or s4 sleep state.

Disabling sleep and hibernate should solve it.

Thank you toronto699

Was starting to think Nvidia forgot about us.

If you have a Maximus X/XI motherboard try installing Aura for the motherboard only as they support Aura Sync which lets you control the lighting of your Strix 1070.

Uninstall Aura for your Strix...