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Rog maximus z690 hero bios 0811

VSSV
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ROG MAXIMUS Z690 HERO BIOS 0811
"- Improve DRAM performance
- improve system stability
- improve thunderbolt device compatibility
- Improve system performance

I wonder if it helps the DDR5 issues a lot of people are having?

https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-z690-hero-model/helpdesk_bios
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eigo_otaku
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Sadly still errors 😞

Wich errors and wich OS?

Is there any difference between this version and the test 0811 version that has been around for a while now?

Ribellu wrote:
Wich errors and wich OS?


Win 11, bsod, apps randomly closing, only with xmp enabled. Corsair ddr5.

eigo_otaku wrote:
Win 11, bsod, apps randomly closing, only with xmp enabled. Corsair ddr5.


I got this with the 803 and the beta 811, back on 803 at the moment, 4 dimm slots populated with 16gb x 4 DDR5 Corsair vengeance 4800mhz. The only XMP setting that will work is if I reduce the MHZ to 4266.
Windows 11 | Rog Maximus Z690 Hero | i9-14900K | Corsair Vengeance DDR5 4800mhz 64GB | MSI 4090 SUPRIM X | Apollo x16 | Quantum 2626 | ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG48UQ | H150i RGB Pro XT | AX1200i | Dark Core Pro SE | K100 RGB


Mine still won't boot with one stick of 16GB Team Group Delta 6000 in DIMM slot A2 at XMP1, even does it when dropped to 4800(default). Q-Code 55

Only boots when RAM placed in B1, B2

Tried re-seating CPU/ slackening off AIO bracket - no change.

ROG Maximus Z690 Hero BIOS 0811
i9-12900KF
NZXT X63 280mm AIO
TeamGroup Delta RGB PC5-48000C38 Dual Chanel Kit 6000MHz - CPUz states SK Hynix memory chips
ASUS TUF-RTX3080TI-O12G-GAMING
Corsair HX1200 PSU
Win11 Pro x64

Splatterfest123 wrote:


Only boots when RAM placed in B1, B2

Tried re-seating CPU/ slackening off AIO bracket - no change.


Interesting. I got exactly the same problem. Booting was only possible with RAM in B1 and B2. Only after I changed the motherboard, I could get the RAM working in A2 and B2, or any of the A sockets. I still do not understand the reason. But when I dismantled the first board, I realized some scratches over the hairline prints around the sockets holes. It looks like these hairlines prints provide current to the DIMM sockets (?). Not sure, anyway, after changing the board, the memory worked. So, it was clearly a hardware problem related to the board.

Bios is working great here. Maximus Hero, I9 12900k, 2x16gb G-Skill Trident 6000mhz cl36m @ 6200mhz. 5.5ghz on 3 cores, 5.4 on the rest. 29,000 Cine R23. Is it maybe certain brands of memory? I was running Crucial 2x8gb 4600mhz cl40 @ 5200mhz without a problem also on previous bios.

phatmonkey wrote:
I got this with the 803 and the beta 811, back on 803 at the moment, 4 dimm slots populated with 16gb x 4 DDR5 Corsair vengeance 4800mhz. The only XMP setting that will work is if I reduce the MHZ to 4266.


Sadly so many memory issues, from what I have been reading, it has something to do, with the DDR5 spec, and might not be able to be rectified, and might be exacerbated by have 4 memory slots. I couldn't get my Corsair Platinum 5200 running with XMP, until I realised I didn't have them in the primary slots (I only have a kit of 2x16Gb), I eventually managed to get mine to run at 5600Mhz but only with really slow latency, so I put it back to XMP. Have you tried getting XMP working with just 2 stick of RAM in the A2 and B2 slots, see if you can get that working, and then if you can add the other 2 sticks in afterwards?