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[bscool]

2022 z690 Apex bios 0006
13900k Arctic 420 AIO
v color 7200 A die (no cooling or fan on ram for this testing)


Just some quick testing, this is the best so far for me with these A die. Other bioses it was difficult booting 7200 or lower and wouldnt run y cruncher or Karhu/memest.


0006 boots and is stable with 7200 XMP 1 and also with the "7600 preset timings" settings at 7200.


Also 7400 ran y cruncher with same settings for timings and voltages.


Didnt test with M die yet.

[speed.fastest]

Wow, Z690 Apex BIOS is perfected already, really great on my board too! Thanks @Shamino!

V-Color Manta RGB 6400 C32 running DDR5-7000 memtest, memory on air!


Generic Hynix A-Die running Geekbench 3 at DDR5-7733 32-43-43 Very Tight also!

[Silent_Scone@ROG]

Z690 APEX

13700K @ 5.6 / 4.2 all core 1.33v

uncore 4.5



Samsung C36 6000 @ 6400 1T no tuning required. IMC much stronger on 13th gen

[MovedPermanently]

Thanks for this new 702 Test BIOS @Shamino. XMP works out of the box now without any errors in RAM tests.

But there seems to be a bug with "thermal throttling". I'm completely on default settings for now (13900K + Z790 Hero) and when I run Cinebench for example, HWInfo shows "thermal throttling" for P-Cores, clock also goes down to 5,2GHz.

I'm running a custom water loop with external radiator, cores seem to throttle "early" when going above 80°C.

[Slipcore]

Thanks for this new 702 Test BIOS @Shamino. XMP works out of the box now without any errors in RAM tests.

But there seems to be a bug with "thermal throttling". I'm completely on default settings for now (13900K + Z790 Hero) and when I run Cinebench for example, HWInfo shows "thermal throttling" for P-Cores, clock also goes down to 5,2GHz.

I'm running a custom water loop with external radiator, cores seem to throttle "early" when going above 80°C.

I also second this, the P-Cores like to start "thermal throttling" at 90 degrees celsius when running stress tests like Cinebench R23.

This was tested with the multi-core enhancement options enabled (this includes the new one with 90 deg at the end)

[Falkentyne]

This issue should be fixed in the next update.

[Shamino]

I also second this, the P-Cores like to start "thermal throttling" at 90 degrees celsius when running stress tests like Cinebench R23.

This was tested with the multi-core enhancement options enabled (this includes the new one with 90 deg at the end)

-- below versions you can manually set MCE remove all limits enabled to remove 90C tjmax limit when high dram clocks:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/y5toqoh8rq...-0067.zip?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vdyl825no0...-0067.zip?dl=0

Rationale: co worker wants to stabilize high dram freq first before removing temperature limit so for the moment you can use 0067

[Slipcore]

Thanks for the clarification Shamino.

Currently the Dropbox links you provided doesn't seem to provide an option to view/download the files.

[MovedPermanently]

Thanks for the clarification Shamino.

Currently the Dropbox links you provided doesn't seem to provide an option to view/download the files.

The links seem to be corrupted,

you will find them also on the overclock.net forum, there, it should work

https://www.overclock.net/threads/of.../post-29060637

[Shamino]

thanks for the headsup i fixed them