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Assigning the slots in the UEFI to GEN 3.0 that are populated is sufficient enough, yes.

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Have you tried creating a new profile on build 2006? If you're using a saved profile from an old UEFI build it's possible it's incompatible due to changes in AGESA or other rulings....

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Use NVFlash to revert back to V2 BIOS. You can download the correct BIOS from TPU if you did not save it. https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/

Open an elevated command prompt as admin
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Memory stability should be tested with HCI MemTest or Karhu RAM Test. OCCT Memory test is also fairly good.


Go into the AMD Overclocking Menu in the UEFI, select Curve Optimiser and...

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Close afterburner or any other application with an active OSD and try again.

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The QVL and validation process is designed to ensure the user the best possible chance of compatibility, or more importantly stability. It doesn't ensure or guarantee the kit will operate at the...

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Are you using the IGPU? If not, it can be disabled. Having it enabled whilst dormant will likely not have an adverse impact on performance, though.

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This might be down to memory rules, cache, or Sandra may need an update (to name a few reasons). I wouldn’t get too hung up on synthetic benchmarks, but you can try AIDA64s bandwidth test...

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Please state which board. Bandwidth sharing information should all be available in the product manual.

Have you tried changing out the Display Port cable for both screens, or alternatively only running one panel to see if this helps?

I'm aware you tried with a different memory kit, but make sure...

The reported voltage will differ depending on the monitoring tool and whether VID is being reported or vcore. The VID is the voltage the CPU thinks it's receiving, Vcore is the real-time measurement....

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After updating, are you using an OC profile that was saved in the UEFI from the previous build? If so, wipe the profile and start over.

How are you testing memory stability?

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Your 10th Generation CPU has a maximum number of 16x PCIE lanes

Have you tried removing all expansion cards and NVME drives from the system and checking then?

Might want to try both reseating the CPU and GPU to ensure proper contact.

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SOC is sensitive to high voltages also, so you may want to tune values from 1v VSOC with DCOP and work from there. PROCODT can likely be left in Auto.

Also try adjusting IOD VDDG and CCD...

Reviews should start to land very soon. ETA I would suggest contacting support for your region.

3501 is the same build that is destined for the support pages as of this moment, but feel free to wait. There's no pressure on users to update unless they want to.

Use this portal: https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-xiii-apex-model/helpdesk_download


Local pages should have updated.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ktbgx3hlielou59/ROG-CROSSHAIR-VIII-FORMULA-ASUS-3501.rar?dl=0

The Formula BIOS is above. Flash to it if wanting to try AGESA 1.2.0.2. If not, there’s no real reason to flash unless experiencing issues on the platform.

Different boards, especially given the generation jump you've taken, have a variety of different controllers which can add time to the POST and OS hand off procedure. If these things are an issue one...

These platforms will be updated also. Expect those to be a week or two after Z370 & Z390.

https://www.sweclockers.com/forum/post/19022340



Local teams are now starting to receive the info.