ROG CROSSHAIR VI HERO
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What's the problem? :/
2 months after release date they're now selling a WiFi model. Our board even has the cutout on the I/O for it. Bit annoyed as I would have got this model if it was available at launch.
I'm sure they'll release the M.2 E-Key WiFi adapter eventually.
Up and running for 3 days now and no lost drives.
Also i've not had any cold boot OC fails.
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Mine has been completely stable since Easter. It is only if I try to run the memory above 2933 it gets very unhappy.
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Mine has been rock solid from the start, have made no effort to run mem above 2933 however. I have and M.2 and 4 SSDs attached and it has never lost any of them.
A couple new beta bios posted by Elmor on overclock.net running 1.0.0.6
I am currently in Windows, running ram stress for 10 min thus far, just by selecting docp standard 3000!
I couldn't even get this far running docp standard 2666 before!
Oddly, it is still running 1t command rate. I thought it wouldn't get this without running 2t. So curious what's changed. Not that I will likely ever know.
I am currently in Windows, running ram stress for 10 min thus far, just by selecting docp standard 3000!
I couldn't even get this far running docp standard 2666 before!
Oddly, it is still running 1t command rate. I thought it wouldn't get this without running 2t. So curious what's changed. Not that I will likely ever know.
Awesome! I'm hoping for stable 3600 this round!
I can boot it by crashes in minutes on other bios revisions.
3600 CL16 still not stable for me, it booted but with really low read and write speeds and could not survive a reboot.
3466 CL14 favours much better
For those having trouble with f9 errors when trying higher memory speeds. Enable the geardown option in the new BIOS. Without that I cannot boot.
3466 CL14 favours much better
For those having trouble with f9 errors when trying higher memory speeds. Enable the geardown option in the new BIOS. Without that I cannot boot.
Yes, speeds upto 4000 all with multipliers now
This will depend on your chip however. Both of mine are lemons.
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Now using 9945 beta BIOS. Memory now boots at 3066 improved from 2933 with everything on auto. 3200 and higher still not working on auto.
What do you mean auto? Have you tried setting the timings manually? Try messing with the procodt and enable geardown in the memory timings tab.
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Thanks for the advice I will give it a go when I get some free time.
When I tried to do it manually on the previous BIOS it made no difference. It is 3200 Hynix RAM.
When I tried to do it manually on the previous BIOS it made no difference. It is 3200 Hynix RAM.
Yes, speeds upto 4000 all with multipliers now
This will depend on your chip however. Both of mine are lemons.
don't say that, mine is a lemon too!
Mines more of a Lime, bit sharper.
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Bought a new AquaComputer Kuplex Next waterblock with AM4 fittings. The screws supplied won't fit inside the motherboard's backplate retaining bolts.
Edit: managed to get it all sorted by contacting Aqua Computer.
Edit: managed to get it all sorted by contacting Aqua Computer.
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