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K0NG

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    Male
  • Interests
    Gaming, Technology, Overclocking and Building PCs

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i9 9900k R0 Stepping 5.1 Ghz / 4.8 Ghz Cache.
  • Motherboard
    Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO Wifi
  • RAM
    Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 4x8GB 3600 Mhz CL18
  • GPU
    Zotac GeForce RTX 2080 Ti AMP Extreme Core @ 2070 Mhz / 16000 Mhz Memory
  • Case
    Corsair Carbide Air 540 With bequiet! Pure Wings 140mm Fans (3x)
  • Storage
    1x Samsung 970 Evo Plus NVME 250GB (System), 2x Samsung 860 Evo 1TB, 2x Crucial MX500 1TB and one Crucial MX500 500GB in an External USB 3.1 Case for Backups.
  • PSU
    EVGA GQ 750W 80+ Gold
  • Display(s)
    HP27XQ 27" 1440p 144Hz Freesync (50-144Hz), Samsung NU7199 40" UHD Smart TV
  • Cooling
    Corsair Hydro H115i PRO RGB
  • Keyboard
    HyperX Alloy Elite (red switches)
  • Mouse
    Zowie EC2-A
  • Sound
    HyperX Cloud II and Logitech Z200 Speakers
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro
  • Laptop
    rather pay someone to carry my PC before i waste thousands of dollars into a Laptop...

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  1. K0NG
    ok now i lost the full control over the voltage. cmos reset = 1.5v even at 1v fixed voltage in bios. sure that isn't a damaged CPU?
  2. K0NG
    9900k 5 GHz 4.8 Ghz Cache
  3. K0NG
    Asus is even more disappointing imo with coocking hot VRMs on their z390 Strix boards. my 8086k (5.2 Ghz 1.36v) was on a z370 strix e and the VRM was at almost 100°C when playing some games.
  4. K0NG
    350-400€
  5. K0NG
    well then it is dead.
  6. K0NG
    you can go into the bios and say it which SSD it has to boot to. normally it should boot to the same drive as before.
  7. K0NG
    the SSD might not have a Partition now. write in the windows search "Partition" and select the Harddrive partition and format? (my PC is not in english but there is only one option) go down the list and look for the SSD (might be not utilized space which is indicated as a black bar instead of a blue one) click on it and make a new volume.
  8. K0NG
    i contacted ASRock now and RMA my Board + Buying a Z390 Aorus Pro.
  9. K0NG
    when i run Aida64 torture test with cpu,fpu,cache and ram it stays to that voltage. now it's at 1.142v (like i said before.. it slowly climbs until around 1.6v and only can get reversed when i clear the CMOS)
  10. K0NG
    So. 4.20 is installed since 5 minutes now and it already went up to 1.136v (from 1.120v)
  11. K0NG
    my system is manually overclocked like all the other ones i had before. i use a moderate LLC to compensate the transient dips and spikes instead of pushing 0 mOhm. The CPU has a fixed voltage, like the ram,VCCIO/SA and Chipset. No Vcore does not scale with it. it is ONLY the Systemagent and ONLY since yesterday. it NEVER was a problem (since i monitor voltages and temperatures almost non stop.) i went back to 4.20 now (4.30 is the new one released in "early 2020" so a few days ago.)
  12. K0NG
    There is no way to change vccio/sa voltages in XTU
  13. K0NG
    i'll try it
  14. K0NG
    After CMOS Reset and freshly installed Bios (latest one)After 30 Minutes on Desktop. you Can see that VCCIO (Which as the identical fixed voltage as the SA in Bios) stayed normal. Only the VCCSA Voltage shoots up to oblivion and sticks there until i reset the CMOS Again. (IN BIOS The Voltage Readout is the same as in HWINFO64. it says 1.584v on VCCSA!)
  15. K0NG
    again. the Bios Voltage says 1.5v Too and the CPU is at least 15°C warmer in Idle when the 1.5v kicks in.
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