Asus ROG Strix Z370-I Gaming Motherboard Review

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  • John Philips
    Would love to see an z370 ITX roundup...
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  • Crashman
    20725136 said:
    Would love to see an z370 ITX roundup...

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  • MCBowler78
    Thanks for mentioning the Load-Line Calibration bug on the Asus ROG STRIX z370-i gaming motherboard. The Load-Line Calibration bug was wreaking havoc on an 8700 non k Dancase A4-SFX build. Selected 'default' vs 'auto' and it seems to have fixed stabilized temps and voltage.
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  • Alex Atkin UK
    I must have gotten lucky while fiddling with the overclocking settings as it seems I the load line calibration auto must have gotten turned off as I'm hitting 4.6Ghz all-core turbo on an 8600K without any issues. I will keep an eye on heavy AVX workloads though just to be sure.
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