[GIGABYTE Z790 Aorus Tachyon]

Thank you, working on 8000 rn. Got 7900 working pretty easy. Using f5 bios because it seems to just work. Maybe i'll give x7e a try again. What could you achieve with it?

[GIGABYTE Z790 Aorus Tachyon]

Does anyone daily this board? If so would you mind letting me know what bios version worked best for you. Currently on a 13900k and 2x16 adie. Guy i bought the board off of said that f2 worked best for him but see many different xoc bios available.

[MSI Z590 XOC BIOS/Tools]

Has anyone tested a 10900k with a unify x? Ordered one but just wanted to know what people are doing with them. 

[MSI Z490 XOC BIOS/Tools]

Any settings I should change to find max frequency I can get stable? Using 1.4 io 1.35 sa and 1.6 dram

[MSI Z490 XOC BIOS/Tools]

Are you using the ATX or ITX? It looks like you are using the ATX but I am using the ITX.

[MSI Z490 XOC BIOS/Tools]

7 hours ago, bscool said:

The best bios for me has been the 2v bios Also I see you iol/rtls are "drifting" that will hurt performance and cause stability issues.

 

Also some of your timings maybe too tight. In my experience with z490 Unify, they make it much harder to get stability and need more voltage but do whatever works for you. Note those timings being so tight also make it harder to get iol/rtl tight and aligned Ideally you want something like 7/7/7/7 or 8/8/8/8. You can use Dragon Ball that is in the first post to verify them in Windows. Select Memory Channel A and then B in Windows to verify they are not "drifting/changing"

 

For locking in iol/rtl "Boot into bios checking RTL/IOLs. May need to boot multiple times.

To "save" RTL/OILs. Once trained to what you want, set training to none, it is called Memory Fast Boot on the z490 Unify. No other way to do it that I know of.

Edit Dynamic will give lower RTL/IOLs than Fixed for Latency Timing Mode."

 

  https://www.overclock.net/threads/z490-tomahawk-manually-setting-rtl-io-l-help-please-with-pics.1776915/post-28740110

What is this bios version called? Also should "Memory Fast Boot" be set to enabled when starting my overclock so that sub timings train?

[MSI Z490 XOC BIOS/Tools]

Best bios for 2x16? I am currently using latest public bios and on my 2x16 ripjaws v 4266 c16 1.5v kit I can't go higher than 4300mhz speed. No matter what happens I can't get past this wall. Would a different bios change this? Using a 10900k.