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Thanks for the reply! I was racking my brain to remember who made it so appreciate you stepping in. It looks so shiny in those pictures! I also had great fun with this pot.

For sale: LN2 CPU pot. It was bought on the forum a few years ago. Got some heavy use for a month and then put in a box as I moved away from benching. Based in the UK but happy to post into Europe as long as we can arrange a fully tracked courier. Asking £80 or 95Euro + delivery Not pictured but it will include threaded rods, nuts, springs etc for mounting.

As long as they are not A2 then they will hopefully be good in my Z170 OCF motherboard. How much would shipping to the UK be?

What layout are the tridentz sticks? Has the 7350k been cold?

Thanks for the idea. I just tried booting with XMP enabled at 3000 and it was happy. Then increased it to 3066 and no go :(. I also tried a single DIMM (was using two before) in each slot and found the max freq in each slot. A1: 2933 B1: 3000 A2: 2900 B2: 4133 For some reason it likes B2, which is the slot Asrock recommend when using high freq RAM. But I would really like to run dual channel if possible.

Thank you for the reply. I have been using the black slots. I just tried the yellow ones too and it shows the same issue.

I'm struggling to get an Asrock Z170 OC Formula motherboard to boot a 4500 RAM kit (TeamGroup TForce xtreem) at anything above 3000. I've tried two different 7700k's. On an MSI motherboard the RAM is fine at 3600 with the same CPUs so I must be missing a setting in the BIOS or something. I've even gone through the BIOS RAM pre-sets and all of the ones at or below 3000 POST fine even the super tight ones. The second I change it to 3066 or above, no POST. Any help is much appreciated

I'm a fan of 03 and 05. Would be sad to see them go.

Would you take 175?

Edit: not interested in z170 any more but might be interested in the pot.

Hey George! If the price ever drops below £100, hit me up.

Dat Pot!

Just wanted inb4Adrian

maybe.....

great result there. not too sure what you're trying to say with that.... thing on your mobo.