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maybe play a bit around with the digi+ settings? also check ryzen dram calculator to see if you can pump out other settings?

Have one too, and I'm running a 5800x3d with a pair of kingston fury sticks at 3600mhz.

Have you updated the bios up to the latest version? also it might just be that the board is overvolting...

what does the event monitor says? it might not be a motherboard issue.

second x16 slot might be x16 physical, but it's x8 electrically.

keep the fw card on the bottom slot, it's chipset bound, and as long as it's on default mode (x2), only SATA ports 3 and 4 are...

I don't think it's a fw update but actually allowing a tool to update the thunderboltEX 4 card fw.

it's probably due to the pci-e switches. can't change that.


as an alternative... maybe a pcie x1 riser cable?

First of all, that slot doesn't have 16 lanes, only 4. It might be, phisically, a 16x slot, but it's only 4x electrically (check out the metal tabs inside the slot and see that they don't go all the...

the pcie slot works fine (albeit at 3.0 speeds). it's the first nvme slot that doesn't work with 10th gen.

use vcore offset to drop the voltage.

question, if you don't mind: why?

M13A user here. maybe it's the fact that sometimes when doing auto-tuning, some fans end up with ridiculous minimum low-speed values, like 60%.


either way, reporting that I managed to shave some...

that must be the problem. check voltage caps menu, digi+ menu, etc... also, ram says it's running at 2800mhz.

did you update to the latest firmware? in my case it seems that it has solved it.

I have an 11900f in an M13 apex (I know, totally overkill for the cpu) and running a ballistix 32gb kit at 3600mhz happy as a bunny.

So at this point I can only think of 3 things:

A) board has...

try to setup it manually instead of going XMP.

use xmp mode 1 instead 2. maybe you'll need to pump up some voltages too. try to put vdram at 1.375 or something thereabouts (don't worry much here about voltage, ram can handle up to 1.4v well.
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Hmm... I think the reason is because you're trying to run 4 dual rank sticks of high density. 11th and below only works well with 2 ranks per channel. Those sticks are dual rank so, you're putting...

tried fiddling on the BIOS usb options?

what case do you have?

you're going to use the 10700k? any particular reason, or do you have it lying around?


either way, don't forget that the cpu-bound nvme slot won't work with 10th gen (the m.2_1 slot)

go to the drivers, raise power limit? or use afterburner to raise power limit?

you can supertune it (fiddle with the primary and secondary timings). However that is a very time-consuming effort, I must tell you. Considering zen2 specs, there is benefit to bring the memory up...

Okay, fair, but I think you can transfer the keys to/from a usb stick with fTPM, if i'm not mistaken.

you have win11 beta version installed, I think that's your problem. probably some sort of driver issue.

well, he has a 10850k, so any change will be at most a sidegrade, at worst a downgrade.