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[Hopper64]

Still having code 55 with*F5-6400J3239G16GX2-TZ5RK on an Asus MZ790E even with 0702. Using the Samsung GSkill 6000 there is no problem. Posts without issue. Tried updating the FW on the board to 16.1.25.2020 (MoKiChU thread*https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...760-H770-Z790)) from the default 16.1.25.1865. Still no change. Stops at memory detect 55. Cleared CMOS and reinstalled the GSkill 6000 kit and booted with no problems.

[robb543]

-- 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

On that last part, would that effort to still stabilize the high freq ram result in the QVL'd gskill 7600 xmp being reached in the future?

[Silent_Scone@ROG]

On that last part, would that effort to still stabilize the high freq ram result in the QVL'd gskill 7600 xmp being reached in the future?

7600MT is the second-highest officially validated ratio for the Extreme, so it's possible. The signal tolerance at these speeds can be tight.

[MrAgapiGC]

Hi Shamino
Even that i am on z690 and 12th is safe to use these tools and bios?
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[msdx321]

Thanks for the hard work! However, is V/F Curve setting broken right now for 13th on Z690? I tried a few different points but saw no changes in Vcore on my board (Z690 Apex).

[Shamino]

there is a bug now with vf pt offsets:

1) things like offsets applied to high points get propagated down to low points
-> workaround is to lower BCLK to something short of 100.0, say 99.90.

2) Even with bclk workaound, when OCTVB is employed together with VF pt offsets, the offsets ignores the clipping from temperature and still gets applied when clipping occurs.

These are likely only fixable with a ucode update.

[jackson_lab]

Still having code 55 with*F5-6400J3239G16GX2-TZ5RK on an Asus MZ790E even with 0702. Using the Samsung GSkill 6000 there is no problem. Posts without issue. Tried updating the FW on the board to 16.1.25.2020 (MoKiChU thread*https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthrea...760-H770-Z790)) from the default 16.1.25.1865. Still no change. Stops at memory detect 55. Cleared CMOS and reinstalled the GSkill 6000 kit and booted with no problems.

Z690 Apex/Gskill 6400/32/39/39/102- i9-12900ks

This is what my board trains this kit at XMP I:
Something you can use as a reference and plug in timings manually.
VDD 1.40/VDDQ 1.40/Sync all PMIC's/IMC VDD (Auto)/SA (Auto)
Any settings you don't see here in MemTweakIt, just leave on [Auto]

EDIT** just re-read your post. I thought you couldn't get XMP I working. You can't even boot with Mobo Defaults

[msdx321]

there is a bug now with vf pt offsets:

1) things like offsets applied to high points get propagated down to low points
-> workaround is to lower BCLK to something short of 100.0, say 99.90.

2) Even with bclk workaound, when OCTVB is employed together with VF pt offsets, the offsets ignores the clipping from temperature and still gets applied when clipping occurs.

These are likely only fixable with a ucode update.

Thank you sir! Appreciate for the clarification.

[Hopper64]

Z690 Apex/Gskill 6400/32/39/39/102- i9-12900ks

This is what my board trains this kit at XMP I:
Something you can use as a reference and plug in timings manually.
VDD 1.40/VDDQ 1.40/Sync all PMIC's/IMC VDD (Auto)/SA (Auto)
Any settings you don't see here in MemTweakIt, just leave on [Auto]

EDIT** just re-read your post. I thought you couldn't get XMP I working. You can't even boot with Mobo Defaults

Correct. The 6000 kit works fine. At default the machine will not post with the 6400 kit. I had no OC on it. Everything is at default. Â*

[nyxagamemnon]

I wasn't able to boot with Corsair 7000 kit 4x16 with the stock 401 but the 703 I can boot but it's erroring out currently trying to get it stable @6600 with a 4x16 config. So whatever you changed in this bios it's doing something. This is on a Z790 Extreme.