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Hello, Where coukd I buy an original wrist rest for a K70 Lux keyboard? Thanks.

I do not understand, they try to fix things and **** what they had

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I understand, What VCCIO and SA voltage does apply the motherboard by default with XMP enabled?

I had passed Realbench 2.44 stress test with all memory system ( 16 Gbs) for 4 hours, and Battlefield 1 for hours too without problems.

From Asus Skylake Overclocking Guide VCCIO/System Agent voltage are both important for memory clocking. 1.25V for system agent and 1.20V for VCCIO should be enough to achieve 4 DIMM stability at DDR4-3200. The maximum we have used in-house is 1.30V system agent and 1.25V for VCCIO – higher does not appear to help most CPU samples. As with all signal related voltages, in some cases higher voltages can be less stable than lower.

I have set these values in bios and the system runs stable with XMP default activated (3000 mhz) Default voltage to 1.35 VCCIO to 1.11 VCCSA to 1.1

Interesting ... Does anyone with the bios 1904 or 2003 can confirm the default voltage that applies the motherboard to the memories with the XMP activated?

Excuse my english. In fact, it is frustrating that each company throw the ball to the other. I have contacted Asus, to see what they tell me. With the previous bios, 2003, I could activate the XMP without problems, although it randomly had double starts. I bought these memories in particular (Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK16GX4M2B3000C15) because according to the Asus Z170 Pro Gaming manual they complied with the specifications (QVL). Something has touched in this last bios, 3016, and they have craped.

I have the same problem with Corsair Vengeance LPX CMK16GX4M2B3000C15