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There is a 7600 profile right in the z690/z790 Asus bios. At the top of Extreme Tweaker page, called Memory Presets. Select the 7600 and it will load the timings/sub timings for A die. You can set 7400 or 7600 to try and then you might need to adjust vdd/vddq voltages and timings if you have...

FGR mode on newer bioses. If you disable and try to set tight it wont work or if it does boot wont be stable to y cruncher or memory stress tests. Test it and see. To disable FGR it is at bottom of Extreme Tweaker setting page. To view what bios is setting view TXSR in memtweakit...

Trying to run m die timings/sub timings on A die will not work. Like using BZ timings will lead to failure with A die. A good start is the 7600 profile that is in the newest Asus bios. tRAS tRDC's tRRD's Maybe be other but I have found those will cause issues if too tight on A die.

Cant set SA on non K (.95 locked) and you will need 1.25 to 1.35 for 4000 gear 1. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000089916/processors.html

1720 has issues. "Sorry There are some issues with the new microcode that supports Raptor Lake To fix this, have to wait for the intel new microcode If you have any problems, please do a bios rollback Thanks"...

https://github.com/FarisR99/IMLCGui/releases IML is accurate with bclk oc if you want something to compare to others.

I have z690 Strix d4 and 1504 works as good as 901 for me with DR b die 4266c15-16-16 Karhu/y cruncher stable. Just screenshot of benching 4300c14 https://www.overclock.net/attachments/43000c14-png.2568277/ Edit I see that is 1504

Sounds like Hynix. Samsung is usually something 36-36-36 Hynix usually has higher tRCD and TRP Best way to know for sure is look at QVL and look for kit or find reviews that tested that kit https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-maximus/rog-maximus-z690-apex-model/helpdesk_qvl_memory/ Looking...

You need to use the correct version for your MB. Different versions for z390, z490, z590, z690 etc. Here is the latest version I know of for z690 https://www.dropbox.com/s/94n1gmfftjjkl9b/MemTweakIt_20220317.zip?dl=0 Also memtweakit is broken on older platforms(I think z390/z490?) as far as...

@rUd0lF Is depends on the CPU not the MB. 10th gen cpu in z490/z590 you still want to tighten rtls. With 11th gen CPU in z490/z590 MB you cannot tighten rtls other than on Asrock z590 OC MB from what i know. Cache speed has a big impact on latency. 4800 should drop it a good amount. But you...

Hard for me to take him seriously. " The rate is 500$ per session, The single BEST purchase you can make for your PC" https://framechasers.org/consulting/

On Asus MB I set a static color and then uninstall Armory crate and it is saved to bios/firmware as it will stay with what was last set when I uninstall. Done this on many Asus MB from z370. z390, z490, z590 z690 If you flash the bios it will be lost though and back to rainbow.

Edit Need to test more but so far Kingstons have better temps for me than Corsairs. Ambient temps are a little higher so need to retest Kingstons again with RAM fan setting the same to know for sure.

Unless you are doing it for fun/hobby changing ram and manually oc/tunning is going to make no noticeable difference in actual use for you outside of benchmarks.

They are same DR b die. Just different heatspreader and rgb like you said.

When I tested 2021 Apex had very similar results. About 400mhz difference between slots. Same as you 6800mhz and cruncher on slot 1 and 7200 on slot b. Very difficult to get that MB stable past 6400. Will pass Karhu 6666 but make changes in bios and it will fail on next boot. Put same cpu and...

Have you tested 1 stick at a time in each slot to find if 1 slot or stick is weaker than the other? That is how I would do it. Same way to find if you have a weak/bad 2021 Apex. If slot 2 runs at say 6800 and cruncher/Karhu fine but slot 1 errors/crashes at 64000 you know it is most likely MB...

I take it that is you on oc.net? Did you check if it has avx512? https://www.overclock.net/threads/overclocking-adl-12900k-etc-results-bins-and-discussion.1794706/post-28998726

I posted them here https://www.hardwareluxx.de/community/threads/intel-ddr5-ram-oc-thread.1306827/post-29247716 On the Unify X you should be able to get in the 6800 range I would think.

If you are only care about gaming at higher resolutions it probably doesnt matter. I thought you might be into ocing and benchmarks then it is a big difference. I dont understand buying something like a z690 UNify X, 3080 ti to run 2x8 to save a little bit of money. In the US the Kingston...