09-16-2022 06:59 PM
09-25-2022 10:35 AM
makattack wrote:
Just posting another anecdotal experience. Upgraded a Strix Z690-E from and old 1401 bios configured with XMP-1 and .105 undervolt to 2004 with the same configuration and my system seems to be running well.
Intel Core i9-12900K 3.2 GHz 16-Core Processor
G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-5600 CL28 Memory
BIOS undervolt config (for both, as dumped from UEFI/BIOS UI):
Global Core SVID Voltage [Adaptive Mode]
- Offset Mode Sign [-]
- Additional Turbo Mode CPU Core Voltage [Auto]
- Offset Voltage [0.10500]
09-26-2022 03:33 AM
makattack wrote:
Just posting another anecdotal experience. Upgraded a Strix Z690-E from and old 1401 bios configured with XMP-1 and .105 undervolt to 2004 with the same configuration and my system seems to be running well.
Intel Core i9-12900K 3.2 GHz 16-Core Processor
G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-5600 CL28 Memory
BIOS undervolt config (for both, as dumped from UEFI/BIOS UI):
Global Core SVID Voltage [Adaptive Mode]
- Offset Mode Sign [-]
- Additional Turbo Mode CPU Core Voltage [Auto]
- Offset Voltage [0.10500]
09-26-2022 08:34 AM
09-26-2022 02:50 PM
09-26-2022 07:38 PM
09-26-2022 11:50 PM
JohnAb wrote:
So you say you can't get it stable with XMP enabled since 2004? Those WhoCrashed logs you show look very good and half of them point to memory problems. Assuming the cause isn't something else, hopefully XMP will start working again after the next BIOS update. There is another little app that I have used in the past called BlueScreenView from NirSoft.
It's free software and you can get it from here: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html
It also shows BSOD dump files and it might give you more clues if you want to try it as well.
09-27-2022 06:33 AM
09-27-2022 08:34 AM
09-27-2022 09:36 AM
ls612 wrote:
I updated from bios 1304 to bios 2004 on the Z690-G GAMING WIFI with a 12900k at stock and my XMP got broken too. I was experiencing crashes in certain games in 15 minutes or so consistently, some applicaiton hangs and some bluescreens with "MEMORY_MANAGEMENT". Disabling XMP allowed me to play the games which crashed before for over two hours with no problems. I ran memtest86 with both XMP on and off and in both cases it passed with zero errors. My memory is Corsair Vengeance DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 5200MHz C40 Intel Optimized Desktop Memory so its a very modest XMP yet it still was broken. It was rock solid stable for six months since I built my rig.
I should also say that in memtest with XMP on the RAM was getting up to 53-55C max (usually at 50-52) and with XMP off the memory gets up to 49-51 in games and a little less than that in memtest. Are those temperatures OK? Like I can't imagine it was getting above 60 in games with XMP on.
09-27-2022 09:40 AM
AwenMilano wrote:
i think 53-55c is good temp, xmp more hot than non xmp is normal. coz when we xmp on, ram draw more power than xmp off