Awesome ! The motherboard is looking great and performance is top notch , easy peasy DDR5-8000Mhz 👌

 

Wowzy! 8000 XMP on a 4-DIMM motherboard just like that? Do you by any chance also have a 13th gen CPU to test just the RAM if it still does 8000?

 

I will check it with a 13900kf and let you know

 

I have an icoming NOVA mobo tomorrow. I will post my findings here. Nice to have a thread for this awesome mobo , thanks noliso 👌 .

 

Thank you!!!

 

That Board looks interesting.
QVL Memory list 8400 DDR5.
Nice. More than Gigabyte new MB.

Maybe i orderd one for testing.

 

The board "only" officially supports up to DDR5 8000. It does have DDR5 8400 RAM in QVL, but it states that the supported speed of those is 8000Mhz

 

By the way, was your 8000 34-45-45-45-XX with tuned subtimings also stable?

No, only 8000 XMP was 500% HCI MemTestPro stable. But I still learning. Today I tried my old green 2x16GB A-Die sticks and it was possible to run Geekbench3 at 8400 CL34.

Geekbench3 result

 

No, only 8000 XMP was 500% HCI MemTestPro stable. But I still learning. Today I tried my old green 2x16GB A-Die sticks and it was possible to run Geekbench3 at 8400 CL34.
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Geekbench3 result

This is awesome @noliso , ddr5-8400Mhz on a 4 dimm motherboard was unheard off until now 😁 , great job bro. ASRock is doing so good with ddr5 overclocking.

Tomorrow i will be testing Team Group DDR5-8200Mhz 2x24Gb kit on the NOVA, will post here my findings , tweaks , tricks and ddr5 overclocking with the settings i will use for everyone to see and get them a starting point with ddr5 M-die 2x24Gb kits.

 

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well done!!!!!!!!!!!

 

ASRock Z790 NOVA in the house. Arrived a couple of minutes ago via UPS with a 14900K. Testing incoming 👌

This Mobo it's heavy and built like a tank. It has a backplate that also doubles as a heatsink to cool the 20+1+1 vrm , memory back area and back of the chipset. 8 layers pcb optimized for high memory clocks.

 

Stock xmp , stock everything out of the box boots ddr5-8000Mhz. Voltages and everything are stock settings xmp 😄Have not touch anything. I'm on a air cooler on the cpu ,just boot it up and first boot straight from bios Boom 8000Mhz 😁.

I'm going to install my water block now to give it a good test.

 

Stock xmp , stock everything out of the box boots ddr5-8000Mhz. Voltages and everything are stock settings xmp 😄Have not touch anything. I'm on a air cooler on the cpu ,just boot it up and first boot straight from bios Boom 8000Mhz 😁.

I'm going to install my water block now to give it a good test.


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tested stable xmp ?

 

@noliso Can you share the bios 3.01 , the one you are using ?

 

added to the starting post

 

Looks like an answesome board, cosidering the price it gets even better. Makes one wonder why ASUS charges so much for their boards.

One question, can the VRM fan be disabled or turned off in BIOS ?

 

Yes , under the fan control section you will find vrm and MOS fan , there you can turn it off.

 

Show us Y-Cruncher VST+VT3 pass @8000.......

 

has anyone figured out now VDDQTX and VDD2 scale on this board yet?

 

Such scaling doesnt exist.
VDDQ_CPU & VDDQ MEM have a scaling
But such is evened out on training

SA & MC are a sepperated topic

 

So, can this board get 8000+ vst/tm5 stable?

 

If it can, it's by far the best buy motherboard in the Z790 line. If it cannot, it's still a best buy, I mean, it's 360 Euros or so.

 

This VST stable? TM5?

 

Most importantthing for me non K OC

 

 

Have fun with asrock...

 

Are you being sarcastic or??

 

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Are you being sarcastic or??

Please don't misunderstand me. My board is a budget board, it costs only 200 us. in that we only have it, otherwise I would have bought the ASRock Z790 Riptide WiFi which is 50 us more expensive, which is much better. I'm here to learn, most of my knowledge comes from you guys. I want to compliment asrock. And this is my 2nd day with this board, it is stable with 7400 on my old G.Skill 6400 MT/s

 

Please don't misunderstand me. My board is a budget board, it costs only 200 us. in that we only have it, otherwise I would have bought the ASRock Z790 Riptide WiFi which is 50 us more expensive, which is much better. I'm here to learn, most of my knowledge comes from you guys. I want to compliment asrock. And this is my 2nd day with this board, it is stable with 7400 on my old G.Skill 6400 MT/s

Please don't misunderstand me. My board is a budget board, it costs only 200 us. in that we only have it, otherwise I would have bought the ASRock Z790 Riptide WiFi which is 50 us more expensive, which is much better. I'm here to learn, most of my knowledge comes from you guys. I want to compliment asrock. And this is my 2nd day with this board, it is stable with 7400 on my old G.Skill 6400 MT/s
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So far the Nova has been performing very well even on LN2. The overclocking in OS works really well, no odd coldbug behavior or anything like that.

14th gen IMC seems to be a little worst then 13th gen on cold, require very precise tuning for voltage, so far the most stable setting have been SA auto/ VddCPU:1,35V/ IMC:1.42, anything else has training issues, also keeping the memory warm helps a lot.


Given all its features, post code, power/reset button, good memory performance for the price this is one of the best board for overclocking.

 

So far the Nova has been performing very well even on LN2. The overclocking in OS works really well, no odd coldbug behavior or anything like that.

14th gen IMC seems to be a little worst then 13th gen on cold, require very precise tuning for voltage, so far the most stable setting have been SA auto/ VddCPU:1,35V/ IMC:1.42, anything else has training issues, also keeping the memory warm helps a lot.


Given all its features, post code, power/reset button, good memory performance for the price this is one of the best board for overclocking.

Where you buy yours?

 

Until i found the setting for the SA-Voltage. (under FIVR: SA voltage mode)
it took me hours to find it.

I used msi & asus in the past.

no stable performance with Viper Xtreme 8000 2x24 GB above 7600.
The edge z790i couldn't do it too.
so not worse or better than the edge.

M_Die 24GB seems to behavier different than A-Die.
i find more difficult than a\m-die for stable performance.

pro: the nova can handle the cpu frequency much better than the edge.

with my gskill 7800 a-die, i can do 8000CL34 on the edge.
that is the next big test & prove for the nova.

can it handle 8000CL34? (Bios 3.01.BD02)
we`ll see it ....

 

Any testing 8000cl34 adie on nova yet?

 

I also quite struggled to find it, I haven't tried adaptive SA, my SA is in override mode =1.3, and it was able to surpass TM5 anta777 Extreme1. My board is Z790 Lightning WiFi which is different from NOVA board, I can't find a board like mine anywhere on this forum. I'm here hoping to learn from you guys.

 

any one else with this board with mem overclocks and experience in general with nova board? i see its available in cad now.

 

Do you think Taichi can get similar performance?

 

maybe but you canot OC non K cpus .QVL same sems lower. NoVa

Taichi lite