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The 3rd one is for dimm.2

Yeah at every launch of a platform Asus goes all out to prove the capabilites of their boards and they knock it out the park all the time.

Definitely suitable for a badass gaming rig as well. At this point Apex is a very completw board suitable for extreme Overclocking and for gaming setup just as much

Much appreciated 🪄

Come to rAge I'll be there and so will this board

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Can't wait, it shall be overdue catchup indeed 😁

@@TheOverclockerMagazine this is great news! 🤩

Agreed! Seeing someone like Neo doing overclocking in person would be so amazing! I'll come to rAge just for that alone

@@frikkiefrikkels7971 Heck yeah 😉🔥

I've not had crashes per say but have had some odd behavior, RGB effects not setting in sync with other components etc. Generally not the greatest software, so unsurprised by your challenges. That being said, do ping tech support, cause the more of us report the issues officially the more likely and the sooner the software will be fixed/updated.

@@TheOverclockerMagazine thank you

Most definitely. Pretty much sets the standard for now across many disciplines. Really like the two cable solution and the epic performance

@@TheOverclockerMagazine I found mine on ebay for $30. That's cheaper than a Five Guys meal for three people. hahaha

No it will not share lanes. You'll get a full x16 and full x4

@@TheOverclockerMagazine one more question. Can I use my Pci-E 3.0 M.2 NVMe SSD on this board. I'm not really sure, that this board only supports 4.0 and 5.0.

@@TheOverclockerMagazine thanks for ur help

Oh no that doesn't sound good. At the very least 7800 should be possible. In fact you should not need 1.45V for 7200. Are you on the latest BIOS?

Yes using the latest bios. Actually I tried to run TM5 and it was not stable :( Going to try tweak some cpu voltages maybe? Since I’m UVing the ring voltage, and cpu core voltage but I don’t think those change something. What do you think?

Do you need the notebook right now? As in are you able to wait at least until Jan? Reason being when RTX5000 series announces, it should bring the price down further on these models or allow you to buy a better spec for the same spend. Keep in mind as well, Core Ultra series is significantly more power efficient (better life), has an NPU and better IGP. So in short, the spec you want is fantastic and should last you years. If you can wait, do so, but if not you'll be more than happy with that spec and notebook.

Alright, thx for the advise

I think you'll have plenty of fun with this platform. The sheer number of tuning options from the various sub systems is rather fascinating. As for what memory speeds will be possible, no doubt at some point Gear 2 9600 will be XMP, but right now it needs some hand tuning it seems. Gear 2 9200 seems to be doable for most with the right kit and CPU IMC

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Do you happen to have Discord?

Im surprised at just how competent this cooler is. I never would have expected this. Absolutely great this one.

Hero is more than good enough. It's excellent actually with the same high speed memory support as extreme and even XOC capabilities. That rig you're wanting to build should be very efficient and powerful enough to last years

Yeah of that's critical for you, board is simply not an option.

Nope. Outside of random I variances, they should be the same

Sorry my dude. I didn't know it was that important to you. I'll consider adding back the footage going forward. 🍺

They both do

That's awesome. What IC is on the memory? CL38 possible?

@@TheOverclockerMagazine I have no idea what IC on this board. I have not tried 38 @ 7600 because I will be changing to 14th gen real soon and will have to go through all of this again. I do know that 36 @ 7200 is not stable, it will pass most test but will cause my game to crash back to the desktop, it never blue screens with this setting... This board is awesome but some of the settings in the bios I have never seen before so I have to spend some time with it.

That's going to be such a badass upgrade for you. The jump in performance is going to be astronomical and not just in games but general usability. Safe to say the machine should be good for gaming for years on end. Excited for you 🍺🔥

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Thanks for the reply, and yes I'll bet I'll be amazed. Just got the new case in the mail (Antec) and expect the MB, CPU & SSD today. The rest is coming soon, and I can't wait!

@@deniswauchope3788 Hopefully up and running now.

Fair enough. I for one want the benefits of what 8-layer PCBs had over their 6-layer counterparts which was mostly memory OC. If the 6-layer boards can achieve the same via other means, then I place no importance on the numbers of layers.

A.I. Way more convinient 👌

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Do you think the Asrock Nova X870E motherboard is worth it? I plan on buying it.

Why would you waste your time watching something you don't like? Further more, why spend time writing about it? This doesn't serve you, me or anyone else. You're wasting your time and energy. Find what you like and put all your energies there. Keep it moving yeah

Yeah same, it is the one thing I wisj they didn't do design wise on this board. It takes away from the general aesthetic.

Yeah that did strike me as odd for a $499 motherboard. I can't imagine post display is more than $2 if that

​@@TheOverclockerMagazine Can you explain to me if the logo is going to flash different colors for display debug or is there none at all?

@@TheOverclockerMagazine the -f isn’t a $499 board

@@TheSjuris Believe it or not it was listed for that price when I was making the video. Hopefully it's gone down in price

@@TheOverclockerMagazine the x870e-e goes for $499. I would hope the -f goes for less. Shouldn’t even be $399

I can't be sure but I can find out. If it is indeed the same she'll then that should be some relief for those weary of the brand

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Great please do so. They really do look similar with that sick design, especially the one with green keys. The hinge being different is relief enough for me as I had to retire my Pavilion last week because it couldn't close anymore from the damage caused by an expanding battery. So had to leave it open and use it as a desktop.

Ouch sorry to hear that about the AIO. I have generally been more than happy with Asus boards, GPUs etc, but their AIOs, in as good as they seem just cost way too much. To then read about your experience with it in just two years, validates my hypothesis that they are overpriced for no reason. Hopefully you have a better AIO now

What an incredible machine. And yes the ASrock is a much much better motherboard. Gigabyte has done a respin on the Aero D and effectively made that one EOL. As for Expo it actually does make a difference so please enable if possible. No need to mess around with timings etc. What I will say is that you should keep an eye on the SOC voltage, when left at auto it's needlessly high. 1.2V even 1.175V is enough.

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Yeah.. my SOC voltage is at 1.2v in auto. Also as a side note, the GSkill memory doesn't have heat-spreaders, so I attached a rad fan that blows air over that whole area. The GPU acts as a shelf.. hahaha. My temps under load are incredible about 55c on memory and 57c on the CPU during full renders.

@@Todd_Manus Great stuff. I'd say that's about all you need to do and that rig should be solid for eons (in PC terms). How is your idle power consumption (HWInfo)? I eventually turned off SMT because I was drawing about 120W on idle on the desktop

@@TheOverclockerMagazine I am pulling 146w according to HWinfo.. turning off SMT is a no go for me, the renderer I use take advantage of the threads.

The normal ones I ran at 4800 or 5600 but more than likely 4800.

I can't remember, but probably used the AIO software at the time.

Used a bunch of different memory with it but easily compatible kits are the XPG Lancer RGB and XPG Lancer Blade RGB Memory kits. I prefer the regular Lancer kits than the blades. Both are available in white. Look for DDR5 6000 or 6400 of either one. Just make sure it's CL32 or CL30. Do Not get the CL40 versions

@@TheOverclockerMagazine Hi! Can you write the RAM that you used to overclock to 8000 with system stability on this mobo? thank you

@@p3tran I tried variuos M-die kits but they all should be able to do 8000 with no issue especially now with AGESA 1.2.0.2 It should be just setting 8000, 1.45V max and CL40-52-52-128

Hmm it should be running 5GHz max clock, I think that is perhaps a Current or Power draw limit. In the BIOS or UEFI make sure core performance boost is enabled or any other CPU optimization option is enabled. You can also try PBO and set to enabled, then set all limits to disabled or 500 (forgot exact value you can input if any at all)

@@TheOverclockerMagazine I've found the solution. I've used the PBO (Enhancement) on Bios setting up to 80c Level 3 now it reaches max clock

Yes, should be no issue at XMP at least

@@TheOverclockerMagazine no I mean at 8000mhz Cl38-48-48

? Explain please

Hello. Yes you possibly can. However, I don't know what motherboard you have, bios version, cooling etc. Also keep in mind that I was using a K CPU which has better memory controller to support higher DRAM speed. 11400F could struggle with DDR4 4000.

11400f may struggle with DDR5 4000. Also would need to know what board. I'd say safe bet is 3600 max

I've used now about 9 different corsair cases since 2013, and I'm not sure if I'd say any of them were bad, actually many were great even if the pricing was high. Then again could be a brand loyalty bias on my side as I've generally liked the vast majority of their tech

They are not bad, some models are a bit over priced maybe, been using a 400d airflow and have zero complaints, very nice case, especially when on sale for 80-90 dollars.

Slow in what way and as compared to what?

@@TheOverclockerMagazine you got apex bro you have to hit at leaste 8k cl4 ram

Yeah I'm not sure what corsair proposes as a solution for this officially. The good thing is that anyone whose ever built a PC before likely has plenty of 'extra' screws that can be used instead.

​@@TheOverclockerMagazine Did you have the same issue with mounting the cooler? I bought the Corsair h150i ICue link LCD and I believe it comes with the same screws as the Titan.

Hey dude. All good this side. Hmm haven't had issues with the 960 whatsoever, I can't speak to the S70 blade. I did have one DOA ages ago and it was replaced with another line. 960 really is good, but between that and the crucial take the one with the longer warranty and MTBF/TBW