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ASUS ROG Strix Z690-F Gaming Wifi
LGA 1700, Intel Z690 (DDR5), ATX
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Yes, everything was better in the past, wasn't it ?
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You should have just bought it and got it for 106 Fr. According to the price trend, it really has fallen that low.
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Dual channel is better. So 2x32 GB then you can upgrade again later.
I use an Alphacool Eisbär Aurora HPE l on the board for my 13700KF. However, I have strapped three Alpenföne wingboost 3 140mm fans on it as the original fans are already extremely loud
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Last week I had a similar problem. It took a long time to get the mouse pointer on the screen. Before the problem occurred, I did a BIOS update for the aforementioned mainboard. The solution was that I cleaned up the autostart in Windows.
It is possible, but why should you do that?
The card has enough x4 slots to fit a sound card in the last slot, even with a card monster like a 4090.
NVMe runs over PCIe and does not limit the SATA bus in any way. The only limitation on the board is when you install a SATA SSD in the M.2_4 slot - then ONE of the 6 SATA ports is disabled, namely SATA6G_2.
The video will solve your problem. Had the same...https://m.youtube.com/watch
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Sure. The second card in the lowest slot simply runs with PCIe3.0x4. But you also have onboard graphics (HDMI+DP) that you can use in parallel with a dedicated graphics card - as long as you install a CPU with iGPU - i.e. not an F model. What are your plans? Connect 8 monitors or separate streaming/encoding? Or what is the point?
Yes, you can fit two 2280s according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Moin.
According to QVL, the RAM already fits. First of all: The board can reboot up to 4 times to get used to the new settings. Otherwise, I suggest the following troubleshooting:
- BIOS reset or set to default, then test XMP.
- Update BIOS
- Clear CMOS
- Test only with 1 RAM in A1, or test both RAMs separately.
- Swap RAM in A1 with B1
- Plug RAM into A2 and B2
- After loading XMP settings, lower clock manually (5600 to 5400) or increase CL (if you have 36, e.g. to 38 or 40).
- Increase voltage a little
- Don't use XMP and optimise clock and timings manually
- Get other RAM / live with it
- In general, test the RAM individually (without XMP) with Memtest86+. Then you can be sure that board/CPU(MemController)/RAM are 100% OK.
That's all I can think of right now. I would run through it in the following order.
I have already installed the board several times and have had no problems so far, neither with Corsair nor Kingston RAM.
Good luck.
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I had to do a BIOS update to make it work with the 13700K.
I suspect that many have over-read the DDR5 and could not use their DDR4 RAM.
No it only takes DDR5
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No, DDR4 and DDR5 are not compatible.
The antenna comes with the board, I use it.
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Yep, flawless for me too!!!
No, this is not possible.
Then you just take a DDR4 board, this is not such a big difference in performance to the money saved.
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