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Gökhan Bozkurt

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Advanced PM tuning is missing with the first bios(?) unless someone could guide me?

My bios settings are attached, and from this link my windows idle
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In versions released after BIOS 0215, there appears to be an issue with the memory unable to operate at the recommended 6000 MHz. F0 error I believe and won't post, unless at 4800mhz.
 
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Gökhan Bozkurt said:
In versions released after BIOS 0215, there appears to be an issue with the memory unable to operate at the recommended 6000 MHz. F0 error I believe and won't post, unless at 4800mhz.
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For me same situation, only BIOS0215 ok with default XMP1 profile (6000MHz), newer BIOSs must be set manually or with XMP I stuck on loading page.
 
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Gökhan Bozkurt said:
In versions released after BIOS 0215, there appears to be an issue with the memory unable to operate at the recommended 6000 MHz. F0 error I believe and won't post, unless at 4800mhz.
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Hehe, remember how I said earlier you can move on from 0215. Just set the DDR frequency to 6000 with the CAS Latency of 36 or 34. Don't use an XMP profile. I posted all the pics to help. :cool:
Last take note to what you have connected to processor. For me. I have Radeon 6900xt, two m.2 (Samsung 990), Camlink 4k, and Mellanox ConnectX-4 100gig card and 5 SATA drives. What's connected to the processor matters as well.
 
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Thank you, however, the memory timings are a bit difficult to read; would prefer bios shot of the timings; your image suggests it's running at 32?

Rtx 4070, 990 pro X2 via housed in a pcie Hyper M.2 x16 Gen card, 870 SSD, and basically that's it
 
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I just set the CAS latency to 32 and all the other parameters are at AUTO. It's running DDR5 6000 like a champ. And I figure out what the memory voltage is. VCCD HV 1.14 In/iMC VDD. MC stands for Memory Controller. It's all the way at the bottom on the left side of the picture. Also, as for power, my idle power remains at 175W'ish.
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Also, if it's ask why i have everything unlocked. My watercooling setup has an Alphacool ES Jet paired with 560mm Alphacool NexXxoS Monsta 560mm Radiator. My ambient temp is typically 76F to 80F. My water temp is around 30C-34C. And if I am pushing the system CPU core temp never goes past 55C. My package temp is typically 34C and I just realized this computer will prob. never idle due to Firefox stays open.
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Tangentially, that's a lot of rad just for a CPU! I might be crazy - I run a 2x 420s for 3x4090s and a w5-3435x (4.8GHz, 1125mv turbo), using 6x nf-p14s 1200s in push config. Granted, I'm okay with my water temp being 50-60C - tubing is EDPM.
 
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GhettoSuperstar said:
Hehe, remember how I said earlier you can move on from 0215. Just set the DDR frequency to 6000 with the CAS Latency of 36 or 34. Don't use an XMP profile. I posted all the pics to help. :cool:
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XMP sets DDR voltage to 1.35V - no XMP runs the DDR at stock 1.1V
i doubt the 6000s work at CL 34 with 1.1V
 
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GhettoSuperstar said:
I just set the CAS latency to 32 and all the other parameters are at AUTO. It's running DDR5 6000 like a champ. And I figure out what the memory voltage is. VCCD HV 1.14 In/iMC VDD. MC stands for Memory Controller. It's all the way at the bottom on the left side of the picture. Also, as for power, my idle power remains at 175W'ish.
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Following your screenshot, Setting the CAS latency to 34 and leaving everything at auto seems to work for 6000 with bios 0805
 

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mtg said:
Tangentially, that's a lot of rad just for a CPU! I might be crazy - I run a 2x 420s for 3x4090s and a w5-3435x (4.8GHz, 1125mv turbo), using 6x nf-p14s 1200s in push config. Granted, I'm okay with my water temp being 50-60C - tubing is EDPM.
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You make me want to get one of the X 4677 processors. Check out my profile for my Epyc Build. You wanna seem some extreme cooling. Woohaha!!!
 
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Some quirks I found on this board (and the ASMB11-iKVM):

The IPMI web interface does not listen on port 80 at all (not even to redirect to 433). You need to specify 443 or https.

The default login is admin/admin, and you are prompted to change your password to proceed. At this point you can paste a new long password (i.e. from a password manager), and it accepts it and then prompts you to login again. If the password you entered before was >16 characters, the login fails. While it accepts new passwords longer than 16 characters without complaint, it silently truncates the new set password to 16 characters. There's no indication that it didn't set the entire password. I don't know if it does this on the normal Change Password screen (after the first login), but this was extremely confusing and annoying. I managed to guess that this had happened.

If you have anything in the disabled PCIE slots, it doesn't just ignore it, but appears to try to initialize them, and then fails. You will not get to BIOS. No Q-LED error, and the Q-Code display will be rapidly changing between 02 and 03 (I think, it's changing fast and hard to read). Maybe a quirk of using an ES. I didn't expect it to work, but a cleaner failure mode would have been nice.

If you have more than one PCIE card installed, it will warn you on boot that you should connect the (optional) PCIE_8P(1)_PWR, and you have to hit F1 to ignore and continue.
 
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