johnksss

More like 460.00 if your in the US

Yes, I have been reading through that thread. Lots of good info over there. How do you get that software?

Well these 6400's are suspect on this board. So there is always that.😄 And I have a new found relationship with Asus after it recovered being half submerged in antifreeze.🙂 These are the G.Skill Trident Z5 6400Mhz. Still trying to understand how these guys are getting these things super stable though.😄

I have been using it for a long time. I had swapped it out when I was at your house as to not contaminate your gpu or gpu loop. Ah, got it! next up....I don't see how to do the the rep. It let me do it the first day, but now I don't see it for me. Edit: Got it.

Let me know how they pan out. They seem to not like running xmp without errors on the extreme

Going to have to work on that picture posting. I forgot I changed the size for my EVGA warranty request. No, no damage. Just showing the aftermath before the clean up. And yes, 50/50 antifreeze. Same as in my car. They say these boards are suppose to detect water and shut off and not power back on. suspect that is what happen this time as I tried to power it back on before removing all heat sinks and I got nothing, but the led lights. So after detailing the board I thought I would test it one more time and it powered on. I was quite surprised so shut down really quick as I did not have a heat sink on. And now it seem to be up and running. Humm, I cant seem to get the pictures to zoom. Trying again.

This was under 50/50 radiator fluid. Side note. My chip is SP89 with this bios. And the factory bios says it's a 90

Yep, this would be the second time, that is correct. And this thing was leaking from 3 screws, the manifold on both sides. I was thinking of taking it apart, but like you. hell no! This thing is a nightmare to take a part and if you break or damage the O-ring then you are really out of luck! I did tighten a few of the screws as i noticed they were all loose, but the block is still leaking from other places. When it happened I was like why my computer cut off then seen the liquid all over the place. luckily I had flipped my PSU over about a week earlier or i would be replacing that as well.🤦‍♂️

Sooooooooo....Friday night Hydrocopper water block springs like 4 leaks and soaks my Asus Maximus Z690 Extreme board under a ton of liquid. Board cuts off and wont power back on. I chalk it up as a lost cause and do my clean up of board. After my cleaning the board, the board powered back on and seems to be working fine now. All I can say is WOW! Kingpin seems to be fine as well as I had to stock it back up to make sure it was in working order. time for RMA on this stupid block.

Right now I'm on 0811 for Extreme. This bios has AVX512 enabled when not using E cores.

I was just watching some game review on that.....She was not a real happy camper about the over all game. This link has spoilers in it. https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/dying-light-2-review-in-progress-look-before-you-leap/1900-6417819/?ftag=NLS-04-10aaa1d

There is a time skip where you can force 8 hours to pass, no? Although if I remember correctly you have to actually enter night mode, then you could elect to skip out. Missing on all those points, but man it was crazy time! 😄

Tell the truth! When dying light first came out, did you skip night mode the first time?

Wow, I have not pulled out one of those in a very long time!

Nope. you didn't. LOL