RMA is some of words I hate most. I completely depressed about that.
On beginning I had problem with Blue Screen after change any settings in BIOS. Later I set settings I want and didnt change that.
Somehow I hope that problem was gone when I flashed BIOS last time before one year almost with BIOS Flashback and than I set everything I want.
Later I change Cache Frequency Memory Timmings and that was OK.
After that I didn't flash with newer BIOS, soon I will need to do that before 950 PRO Installation because NVMe compatibility. My BIOS is too old for NVMe support.
I must documented that moments with video clip...setting, saving and waiting to boot. 😄
On beginning I had problem with Blue Screen after change any settings in BIOS. Later I set settings I want and didnt change that.
Somehow I hope that problem was gone when I flashed BIOS last time before one year almost with BIOS Flashback and than I set everything I want.
Later I change Cache Frequency Memory Timmings and that was OK.
After that I didn't flash with newer BIOS, soon I will need to do that before 950 PRO Installation because NVMe compatibility. My BIOS is too old for NVMe support.
I must documented that moments with video clip...setting, saving and waiting to boot. 😄
jrmcdou wrote:
I'm just wondering if the imc got damaged on the cpu from overvolting. I never use xmp anymore now that the imc is on the processor. I do everything manually.
Me to, because my XMP1 is 2666 15-17-17-35 2T 1.200V and XMP2 is 2800 15-17-17-37 2T 1.350V.
And I keep manual on 2666 15-15-15-35 1T 1.200V.
It's best when customer find best ratio between timmings and frequency.
In 90% of cases could be better than XMP. But and memory should be tested second time on errors again with overclocked frequency or different
timings first time on default settings off course.
