BIOS version? I ran 7000MT/s on that same board.
If not the latest, update to 0802 and try again.

BTW what cooler do you have? 101C is a little alarming for a a 13700K..

 

Bios says it's the latest with 0602
BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. 0602, 9/21/2022


Artic II 360 AIO running 1800 RPM


idle temperature is 38/39C

 

Your CPU is throttling/overheating because your cooling needs to be remounted

Try 1.1 VCCSA or at least 1.0
0.816v seems off in the readings....







Try 1.26-1.35 CPU VDDQ

try 1.28 vdd, 1.28vddq

 

Here's 0802

Dropbox

www.dropbox.com

Try 1.1 VCCSA or at least 1.0
0.816v seems off in the readings....

Try 1.26-1.35 CPU VDDQ

Highly unlikely he needs more than .9v VCCSA/ or >1.25 CPU VDDQ at 5200MT/s

 

Delete

 

What is delete referring to?

 

Check what mem you got with cpu-z, i'm afraid is not even m-die.

 

 

Thank you all, it was a bad mount on the backplate: I still can't get the ram to post correctly though. I have not seen an 0802 version on Asus for this motherboard. Where did you get it from?

No more CPU throttling though.

 

When you say you cannot get the RAM to post correctly, do you mean that you are not able to set an XMP profile for its rated speed? Have you tried setting the memory up manually?

What is the exact part/model number for the RAM kit?

Edit: the QVL for the motherboard lists Dominator memory kits at 5200 -- not sure if it matters or not, but you might not have supported/tested memory for this motherboard.

 

SPD tab

 

5200 kit is likely micron.

 

yeah...

 

 

yep u have micron

 

Sooo ok?

corsair used to be the best, but I have been out of the hardware game for a while.

 

M-die can do nice timings, around 6000-7000.

 

Yes 5600 m die kits seem to be the best for the price currently, though I've only looked at 2x16 pricing.

 

2x32gb might not run fast even though it says qvl.... do you need 64? 2x16 not enough? be able to run much faster speeds 2x16.... i run the corsair veng 2x16 at 6200 on a z690prime-a and been working great for months. likely do 6400. havent tried... need more gpu power first

 

been on the phone with tech support with asus, and theA channel on the motherboard is having issues and now it won’t post to bios with anything in A channel. B channel with both DIMMS working independently and together in B channel alone without issue.

 

2 dimm board, if you don't need the extra slots theres the MSI and Asus ITX options,

The MSI one has 3 x M.2 slots too, just that they both only have a single PCI-E slot for the GPUs, also Arctic AIO mounts won't fit on most ITX boards.

 

Hi All,

Well, the new MOBO works with both A and B channels woot!

All is running great but the XMP profile on the mobo/chips is really unstable. I am no overclocking expert and RAM was never my thing, Does anyone know what timings I should set to get the KF556C40BBK2-64 kit to work with this Asus Prime Z790-a wifi board? Asus support is useless.

I found the timings 40-40-40-80-135 for 5600mhz, but I can't find the tRC setting in the bios.

 

There is no tRC setting on Intel it is based on tRAS and tRP and auto calculated by bios.

Try the latest 810 bios if you haven't [OFFICIAL] Asus Strix/Maximus Z790 Owners Thread

2:56

 

I traded out the micron kit for Kingston fury; they said they were m-die on the sheet but they are actually sk Hynix,

my mobo is the prime series I can't use those yet. I do have the latest already installed though.

 

I traded out the micron kit for Kingston fury; they said they were m-die on the sheet but they are actually sk Hynix,

my mobo is the prime series I can't use those yet. I do have the latest already installed though.

Ok a few days into these settings for XMP1, and I keep getting BSOD and random crashes. Really seems like the ram timings need to be tweaked in the bios. XMP1 is not working to spec. Mem diagnostics says there are errors when running in XMP1 (5600mhz) but not when running default JDEC settings at 4800mhz.

 

Well after a lot of learning and tweaking, here are the finals from CPU-Z. I might still mess with them, but it's running super stable @5500mhz and Kingston 6000mhz ram OC to 6400. Details here: Intel Core i7 13700K @ 5500 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR

 

I have the same motherboard and cpu, also suffering from really low cinebench scores as yours. How did you fix it?