Hard Drives: Samsung 960 Pro 512 GB (OS), Samsung 980 1TB, Raid 0: 1TB 850 EVO + 1TB 860 EVO. Monitor(s) Displays: Eizo CG2730, ViewSonic VP2768Ĭooling: EK-AIO 360 D-RGB w/Phanteks 120 T30, 2x Noctua NF-A14 Chromax case Sound Card: Onboard Audio, Vanatoo Transparent One Klipsch R-12SWi Sub Graphics Card: Asus ROG Strix 2070 Super A8G Memory: 64GB G.skill TridentZ RGB 3200CL14 B-die 3600 CL16 I guarantee that you'll wish that you never installed it.CPU: Intel i9-10900KF, 5.1 GHz 1.28v (AVX 0) delidded If you want a stable OC then you have to go through the BIOS like everybody else and experiment with the settings until you get the stable OC that is best for you. There is no magic software based OC utility.

Then I reset the values to the original settings and uninstalled IXTU. I really didn't know what I was doing and made my mobo very unstable. I then started changing settings, trying to get a stable OC using this software based OC program. I made note of every setting detected when I 1st activated IXTU. I tried IXTU last summer, before ASUS listed it in their Download section for my P6X58D-Premium. The Sabretooth X58, P6X58D (Premium and E models), Gigabyte, MSI, EVGA, AsRock and any other motherboards using the X58 platform are all, basically, Intel X58 motherboards and should all be capable of running the IXTU program and other Intel programs for their X58 motherboards with the difference being individual components used (Military Grade caps, extra or fewer PCI-E slots and their controllers, etc.) and the necessary use of individual BIOS for each manufacturers choice of components for their own, branded, boards. I have an ASUS P6X58D-Premium and this program is listed on the ASUS site under this motherboards Download section so why would it be there if it has nothing to do with my specific motherboard, and, other motherboards that have this program listed in their Download sections at ASUS?Īren't the Intel motherboards listed with this program the 'Reference' motherboards that the individual X58 non-Intel motherboards (ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, whatever brand) based on? If so, then all X58 based motherboards should be able to successfully run the IXTU program shouldn't they? Why does ASUS have this utility listed in their Downloads for their motherboards if the program is not compatible with the motherboard that this program is listed with?

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