Is the XMP issue with 3101 bsod fixed with 3202?
Couldn't say, I never experienced it, I ran fine on 3101 with memory on XMP for a while. (My 3000 Mhz overclock was, however, stable as a rock one day and completely unstable the next. which is why I've gone back to XMP).
In fact, I can confirm that 3202 still has the magic juice that 3101 also had that has been giving me much better memory read speeds in Aida benchmark. On prior versions (2101 and earlier) with same O/C on core (4.4) and cache (4.2) and memory at 2666 Mhz XMP settings, I was getting memory read in the 58k range. Now still over 62k.
Qwinn wrote:
Couldn't say, I never experienced it, I ran fine on 3101 with memory on XMP for a while. (My 3000 Mhz overclock was, however, stable as a rock one day and completely unstable the next. which is why I've gone back to XMP).
In fact, I can confirm that 3202 still has the magic juice that 3101 also had that has been giving me much better memory read speeds in Aida benchmark. On prior versions (2101 and earlier) with same O/C on core (4.4) and cache (4.2) and memory at 2666 Mhz XMP settings, I was getting memory read in the 58k range. Now still over 62k.
Ok I was wondering because I recently updated bios from 1801 to 3101. I was 4.6 stable at 1.28vcore with just xmp enabled. After trying these same settings with 3101 and realbench, I got bsod at the computations part. I also tried going to 2101 and same issue. I also noticed that for 4.6, auto vcore was set to 1.44 volts lol..
Im hoping 3202 is the magic number, otherwise Im going back to 1801.
Qwinn wrote:
Couldn't say, I never experienced it, I ran fine on 3101 with memory on XMP for a while. (My 3000 Mhz overclock was, however, stable as a rock one day and completely unstable the next. which is why I've gone back to XMP).
In fact, I can confirm that 3202 still has the magic juice that 3101 also had that has been giving me much better memory read speeds in Aida benchmark. On prior versions (2101 and earlier) with same O/C on core (4.4) and cache (4.2) and memory at 2666 Mhz XMP settings, I was getting memory read in the 58k range. Now still over 62k.
You only have to use rampage tweak mode 2 to increase those numbers in 2000 versions... At least in my system it does so...
vmanuelgm wrote:
You only have to use rampage tweak mode 2 to increase those numbers in 2000 versions... At least in my system it does so...
The numbers I gave were with Rampage Tweak 2 mode in both BIOS versions.
Aida successfully ran for over 10 hours, btw. BIOS seems stable.
(Yeah, I know I get wacky VRM temp numbers. It seems every once in a while, for an instant, the temp is either multiplied or divided by 2.)
