07-12-2017 02:25 PM
07-17-2017 03:35 AM
07-17-2017 03:06 PM
larnon wrote:
Thing is, if i send the motherboard to them saying it "sometimes" do these stuff, chances are they are not gonna encounter any problem while they are testing and send the board back to me. The only hope i have is that there are many people experiencing this issue, which tells me it is a BIOS/UEFI related problem.
Come on ASUS don't leave us in the dark, at least show us you are there and listening 😞
07-17-2017 11:31 PM
theprob wrote:
Ye, that was what I've afraid of. But they give me another one. I dunno what they tested or checked to diagnose that this is faulty.
07-18-2017 12:35 AM
larnon wrote:
Have you tested your new motherboard yet? With latest BlOS?
07-21-2017 05:18 PM
07-22-2017 07:45 AM
07-24-2017 06:05 AM
07-25-2017 04:48 AM
David K. wrote:
Guys tell me about those lock ups? I dont experience anything similiar except the LAN cancer. I am running stock 3.7 ghz R5 1600 with 3200MHz CL16 Corsair 2*8GB LPX Vengeance. Also guys, dont forget, the high memory frequencies over 2933 depend on your chip´s intergated memory controller (IMC). My Vengeance runs at 2933MHz with stock timings (CAS 16, 16-18-18-38) but i think i would be able to use smaller timings, but thats not much of an difference at the cost of stability.
07-25-2017 05:48 AM
larnon wrote:
I am using the same CPU setup at 3.7 @ 1.24 V and same RAM @ 2933 Mhz and 14-16-16-16-32 48 1T timings. SoC is at 1V(downvolted from 1.1).
Weird thing is; even if you don't use D.O.C.P and manually set all RAM overclockings, BIOS automatically overvolts SoC so you need to undervolt it.
Also, stability is tested with different programs like MemTest, OCCT, Prime95 etc. It's fully stable.
07-26-2017 05:21 AM
David K. wrote:
You will be able to punch in 14-14-14, try that. I havent touched any OC and run at stock speed 3.7 GHz 1,237 V. I will check the SOC tomorrow