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X7T bios have problems with microcode switching, this is why I`ve removed that all and just let X7U online. It´s same like X7T but without any problems during microcode switch

With @auto microcode more stable? I’ve only tested it for XOC, was more stable for me at high Mem frequency

Highest CL44 frequencies in Gear4

Nice Result Bro! Glad to hear it works better now :). Let me try my old dimm :D

WOW!!!

have removed the link to the X7S bios because of bug during microcode switch and add new versions (X7U) for Tachyon and Tachyon X. MC-Switch works now fine ###################################### Z790 AORUS TACHYON / X BIOS RELEASE NOTE ###################################### X7U 19/03/2025 1. Fixed MCU swap X7T 18/03/2025 1. Add 0x10e 0x11f and remove 0x11a 0x11d for Change MCU section X7S 18/03/2025 1. update MCU 123 to 12C 2. Add Change MCU 0x105 remove 0x10e X7R 12/03/2024 1. Added Microcode 0x123 for 0x671 ( RaptorLake CPU )

Small microcode update 0x12C. But I have had some problems with mc change yesterday. Update will follow, at the moment, please use auto selected mc

BCLK Tool for Gigabyte Z890 Tachyon https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SqzrUfRV-dxP3KMD8TSUWjAH-kK4k06-/view?usp=sharing additional bios version for Z790 (X7S) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XUSnS7zcmMcBkH6pAtjrsBG8ixGFTAyW/view?usp=sharing Z790 (X7T) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PHZOoJkm2SfmkMBjLnq-e1IA6Gq0FJiP/view?usp=drive_link and for Z790X (X7S) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IivOxndkf34Q__UU1u9hb2t-mbxwK7-r/view?usp=drive_link Z790X (X7T) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1j5H4QvHHq7IKoGCsIsOD1Bej2xaKsAOi/view?usp=drive_link

new bios versions for Z790 and Z790X are in the first post

which bios do you use? I don´t have any problems with X7p since long time

It’s time to rerun it with new version 👍

Time to sandbags battle ;)

don`t forget, I speak from 8400+

Some people don't understand that a microcode has nothing to do with Mem-OC. Microcode is used to customize features of a CPU but not to increase mem performance, other settings in the bios are responsible for that. Mem-OC strongly depends on IMC, mem and settings. If you have the wrong settings, the high clock rate will not work even with the OC bios. I use 8k CL32 all the time with my old 12900k without any problems, with 14900k you can also use 8400 CL32 for benchmarks without any problems. For 24/7 I would go to CL34 and use a little less voltage. My settings for voltage are very relaxed, SA 1.23-1.27, VDDQ/VDD2 1.325/1.375 - 1.40/1.45, depending on CPU and the memory clock.

He need to rerun it with new Y-Cruncher version, without it, don´t think he have so many backups ;)