Recent content by RolloZ170

unfortunaly i sold my ASUS W790 Ace and can not test SPR-SP R0 MCC on it. but X13SRA-TF runs D0 and R0, so i am pretty sure ASUS/ASRock will do. Note: my board was delivered with old Test BIOS, you willl probably not get this BIOS.

3.3 X9DRD8_910 3.39 SMT_X9_339 https://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/archive/?mlg=0

jedec speed ? in the early days those Kits are just 2133/2400 jedec at 1.2V and you need to enable XMP for max. speed. enable the XMP profile but this kit should have by default 3200.

PL Time lImits: if they are exceeded unload the core and you have to wait.

don't know. but first the TDP can be exceeded, some time later not. you have to build comparable environment.

ASUS BIOS also can return autom. to defaults if you set some NOT working OC settings.

i am not too. but if you set to 7000 and get no error, what does that mean then ? its programmed but not taken.

the issue is with the U4..U5. that are Voltage regs sliced out of the wafer (bare silicon)

customer desktop BIOSs have many not important things removed. if you have to reboot often something is wrong......

this may be true because ASUS W790 is a OC board. mem.ref clock <> BCLK

well, 7000Mt CL40 should not work with 1.1V - you know how to use the CMOS Reset Button ? or set to 3600...

josef used RDIMM with XMP profile BIOS 0215 and HWinfo 7.63 5205 <- check this version ??? edit: Kizune's QYFS reported 3161mhz and used W790 Ace BIOS 0403 w. HWinfo 7.62 5200

what is the ASUS BIOS reporting ? CPU-Z ?

which are you refering to ? ASUS W790-Ace and SAGE SE can be downgraded by USB FlashBack

sure. its a pin to the CPU socket. sometimes the CPU can not know what happens outside. the BMC has not many tools to stop the CPU from operation.