meimeiriver2
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A few weeks ago, I finally enabled XMP on my old Z10 Premium board from ASUS. Looking at the voltages, though, I'm a bit concerned about the value of VCCSA. It's supposed to be at 0.92v stock, with a 1.3v max, and preferably not above 1.15, if I understood things correctly. Mine is at 1.216v, though, which feels very high to me. Besides, isn't VCCSA (aka 'System Agent' voltage) connected to the PCI-Express slots too?!
All-in-all, I'm a mite annoyed at ASUS' tendency to use voltages that are consistently too high (unless I misunderstood, and it really needs to be 1.216v, but I doubt it). It's simple 1060Mhz memory, going to 1333Mhz on XMP: nothing extreme here.
All-in-all, I'm a mite annoyed at ASUS' tendency to use voltages that are consistently too high (unless I misunderstood, and it really needs to be 1.216v, but I doubt it). It's simple 1060Mhz memory, going to 1333Mhz on XMP: nothing extreme here.
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