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  1. 11-15-2015 03:04 PM #11
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    1 hour of Stressapp pass with XMP enabled.

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  2. 11-16-2015 04:38 PM #12
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    I think you got it the other way round concerning eventual ram settings - eventual ram is the value the machine assumes after booting... the other value is the one should be higher to pass cold boot , if I get it right
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    I would have to agree with a few people about the bios updates. Im still running 901. Seems like a vary old bios now but its extremely stable for me.
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  4. 11-17-2015 03:10 PM #14
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    Hey,

    Eventual ram voltage is meant to help the system to pass post. When a full AC power cycle is done, warm reset is impossible so the system has to stress test. If you have problem with ram, this setting might help. After boot, eventual setting gets down to your normal ram voltage (dont leave it on auto).

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  5. 11-17-2015 03:55 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Avenger411 View Post
    Hey,

    Eventual ram voltage is meant to help the system to bypass post. When a full AC power cycle is done, warm reset is impossible so the system has to stress test. If you have problem with ram, this setting might help. After boot, eventual setting gets down to your normal ram voltage (dont leave it on auto).

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    This is the way I understood it, nevertheless behaviour seems different. I have RAM voltage set in BIOS to 1.285 V, and Eventual RAM Voltage to "auto". Once booted into OS HWinfo64 and the Asus Tool show an actual RAM voltage of 1.3V.
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  6. 11-17-2015 04:11 PM #16
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    On my system, if I set eventual ram that is the value will show on OS after boot,
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  7. 11-17-2015 09:27 PM #17
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    Hey guys,

    Oops i am sorry i made a mistake. Eventual dram voltage is the voltage that is applied after post. Dram voltage is the voltage that is applied before post. So one should have a higher dram voltage and a lower eventual voltage. It was the other way around my bad.

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  8. 11-17-2015 09:40 PM #18
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    In my case I found out that I needed higher dram voltage just to be able to boot, after boot I could get stable with much lower ram voltages using the eventual voltage, very good for my hard earned pc parts
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  9. 11-18-2015 12:30 AM #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pleot View Post
    In my case I found out that I needed higher dram voltage just to be able to boot, after boot I could get stable with much lower ram voltages using the eventual voltage, very good for my hard earned pc parts
    Hey,

    Quite normal, post ram training is quite heavy on hardware IF you have a modest overclock and start toying around with frequency/timings.

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