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I will test that combo when I have a chance. I have that memory too.

Honestly dude I do what I want, when i want, and how I want. You are going to cross a line we cannot come back from. oh also Hipro5 did get me into modding things. Chilly1 got me into phase change, but i hear we shouldn't say his name out loud anymore, but i was gone for 5 years so i missed a bunch of stuff.

answer to this thread, me.

they better not put their address there either lol.

he still has more asrock boards than you lol

soon enough, but no not yet. It seems cookie has been going around the world overclocking it with some other overclockers, good move IMO. I actually just got a set of this memory, the one in the title.

that was a long time ago, i remember that tho.

i started from extreme overclocking forums when i went to upgrade my harddrive, but that was like a decade ago.

lol sorry to hear it

wow dude i cannot believe you have the time to do such things lol. that is awesome

You forget lowest level cache

I did that twice Also the acetone thing with a pot i didn't seal off corroded the conformal coat on the PCB, which i failed with too because I used acrylic based lol. I guess you live and learn and then get lost.

food? Or a UD9H?

all I am saying that it hold more weight if you didn't say it was on F6X, because F6X has known issues with some memory, and thus it will just be put into the issues that only exist on F6X, and basically be thought of as only occurring with F6X. That is what i am saying.

he should make the girls last longer!

maybe i should have posted this or i might not have here, but F6X and F10X use a different bootup sequence which bypasses some things which limit the samsung's speeds, The BIOS isn't meant to be a beta BIOS in line with the others, just to fix 1 or two problems. The(person who made the BIOS) already knew it would have a negative affect on some other types of memory. The inconsistency thing is a bit odd too, like you said, a different boot up sequence works. Like if I set 2600mhz with the samsung ULV and then goto 2400 then it will fail to boot, but if i go back in and change the multiplier to 26x no issue it works. I have to clear CMOS and load a saved profile for the 24x to work, and if it doesn't then apply the settings again and it works. It seems that it is fine with booting and such unless you go into the BIOS and change a memory setting. Of course with BBSE it prob is different, but this might be good for booting with higher multipliers for screenshots and such, but this boot sequence will just be engaged when the board recognizes samsung ULV. Otherwise it wont be like this in future BIOSes for your BBSE.

looks nice Edit: i really like its color matching with the MSI GPUs, this looks a lot better than the asrock one.

mmmmmmm vas it up! Very nice display christay

lol that is funny, how do you clear your CMOS man? With a sledge hammer?

What about with F10X or F6X on the UP5 TH is it more or less consistent? I ask because the test BIOSes use a different start up sequence which bypasses issues with thermals. With this BIOS i noticed if one goes back in and changes a setting on the samsungs(like even go from 26x to 24x) then it might fail to boot, however booting with that memory timings set over and over isn't and issue either is a cold boot from the cold boots i tested. To make it boot again one must reset the CMOS and either load your profile or not. IMO even if i set all the timings manually it is still a good idea to set the XMP profile, that way the timings int he background are consistent, some of those timings change also with dividers.

i love AOE2, it even lags on my 3960X and 16GB of memory with SSd system!

wow $10 and they forgot to pay haha

ol liquid helium and taking advantage of the fact that XS was down.

nice man glad they don't think you should have to pay for that shipping.

the superpi font? it is like comic sans or something? lol