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9900k. can not control VCCSA Voltage. fixed.

K0NG
By K0NG
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That is so weird!

Probably time to send a email with screenshots to Asrock? dont want it killing your chip

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2 hours ago, kla3 said:

That is so weird!

Probably time to send a email with screenshots to Asrock? dont want it killing your chip

i contacted ASRock now and RMA my Board
+ Buying a Z390 Aorus Pro.

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personally, with experience on both gigabyte and asrock motherboards, i like gigabyte better.

Before you reply to my post, REFRESH. 99.99% chance I edited my post. 

 

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5 hours ago, K0NG said:

i contacted ASRock now and RMA my Board
+ Buying a Z390 Aorus Pro.

This is definitely a defective motherboard.
I can only guess it's some sort of resistor that's failing.

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5 hours ago, K0NG said:


+ Buying a Z390 Aorus Pro.

That's a good board. I'm using a Maximus Hero Z370 with an 8700K 

Sorry about the AsRock board. Gigabyte or Asus or bust.

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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.

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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?

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