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[LukeW98]

Its all to do with voltage, watts and amperage which i sort of understand but not well enough to but it into words. I have had every generation of Ryzen CPU's and frpm memory they havbe all acted the same

I think Jay may of done a vidfeo explaining it some time ago will see if i cn dig it out when i get a chance

Thanks man, that would be cool to see.
Asrock got back to me saying they're investigating, and I sent them an update with all the info I have.
If it turns out to be a total non-issue then that's great news all round and is just me being over-cautious having heard of the failures etc
I might currently be the person who sees the temp gauge in their car at half way and asks "why isn't it going the whole way up" type of scenario

 

[cliffy]

Thanks man, that would be cool to see.
Asrock got back to me saying they're investigating, and I sent them an update with all the info I have.
If it turns out to be a total non-issue then that's great news all round and is just me being over-cautious having heard of the failures etc
I might currently be the person who sees the temp gauge in their car at half way and asks "why isn't it going the whole way up" type of scenario

I got this from Google AI

High idle voltage, while seemingly counterintuitive, is often a normal part of CPU operation, designed to ensure stability and allow for quick transitions to higher performance when needed. It's often a default setting that can be adjusted in BIOS if desired.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Default Settings:
  CPUs are often designed to operate at a higher voltage at idle to ensure stability and responsiveness, especially when transitioning to higher loads.
  
  
• Quick Performance:
  This higher voltage allows the CPU to quickly ramp up to higher performance levels when needed, without significant delays.
  
  
• Background Processes:
  Even at idle, background processes and system tasks can keep a core active, leading to a higher voltage than expected.
  
  
• Monitoring Tools:
  Some monitoring tools may show a higher voltage than what's actually happening due to their polling rate being too low to capture the instantaneous voltage fluctuations.
  
  
• Normal Range:
  An average idle voltage around 1.3V is typical and generally not a cause for alarm

 

[Gibbo]

Any idea when you will be stocking the GSkill 64gb 6000 C26 kits?

On order, might be several weeks though as GSKILL like to advertise stuff months before they have it or any real kind of volume.

 

[McCarthy]

On order, might be several weeks though as GSKILL like to advertise stuff months before they have it or any real kind of volume.

Thanks for getting back to me.

I’ll keep checking the website.