R4E, i7-4960X, 32G RAM (DDR3-1600 XMP), BIOS 4901. Running 4.7G OC.Auto VCCSA varies between 0.921-0.940V by default. Too low, I thought. Bumping VCCSA a little should increase the IMC stability has been said.However, If I try to bump VCCSA to values...
I am in need of a replacement set of antenna leads. The ones that go from the mPCIE combo card to the I/O shield. Anyone know where I can find them without buying a whole new card.
use ez performance tab in bios to oc ? should we trust that ?i still didnt oc the cpu . will it hold ? how far is will go ? or just depend or normal ocing ?srry for title typo
I posted in the thread with the lane allocation for the Z97 motherboards, but after a week it still hasn't been updated. So, I am creating a new thread hoping it will get noticed. Can someone update that thread with the M7F allocation (that means y...
Thanks sir!Random curio:The VII GENE inbuild UEFI OC tool informs me that it can increase CPU by 5% and RAM by 80% !!!!!!! After doing it, my RAM sits just in XMP, nothing special. Those 80% must be well hidden! LOL
damaged capasitor on my MB has wrong polarity. great job, asus!photo of maximus vi formula from review
I think i have a ground loop problem that i didnt have on the last rig but i am going to try and work through.
Hi there, i'm facing some problems with Asus Maximus Gene V (2 years of use):All those problems persists after change various BIOS versions (using the lasted official - 1903 - at the moment)Already tried differents PSU and resettle the processor and ...
Hi all,Specs:4930k w/ h100iRIVBE -- just installed the latest beta bios (0801)64gb G-skill 2133 11-11-11-31-2 1.5v kit (auto sets VCCSA to 1.25 as far as I can tell)Rosewill 1300w PSU I'd appreciate some help on this as I can't seem to figure out w...
i have a home ESXi server with a ASUS Sabertooth x79 mobo. with two radeon cards PCIeX16_1 == HD6870 PCIeX16_2 == HD5450 note, both work just fine and i can passthru both also to two linux VM'sthough once the ESXi boots & passthru takes over i'm n...
