Its the difficulty in obtaining rated speeds and/or overclocks for your average joe that is the main issue, imo.
Took me a while trawling forums for info to get mine running well! (Not to mention buying another set of ram and another motherboard
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Had no issue on my second try with the CH6 to get my 3600Mhz module to run at 3600Mhz using the custom pre-overclock profile (135.2 bus) and on the third bios change has it running at it's rated subtimings.(16/16/16/32/56)
First attempt failed, because the CH6 was too over generous with the power throwing to the DRAM 1.438v and crashed straight away. Lowering it to 1.37v had no issue since. (1.35v is the rated value).
At least the CH6 with 1701 bios feels more stable than the Gigabyte X99 UG, and greatly improved of what is was back in March.
Now need to figure which voltage values are correct, because I get conflicting readings.
CPU sensors state less vcore/soc voltage on both AMD Ryzen Master, and HWInfo.
Compared to CPUZ and motherboard sensors adding an extra 0.8v on the above numbers. And even if I am trying to force manual power on the bios to 1.44v the motherboard still displays 1.504v. (on 4125 core overclock with 3600mhz ram, over BLCK 135.2)
To add also, using Ryzen master, doesn't force voltage unfortunately, and ram speeds only go up to 3200 on the slider not 3600.