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- Jan 5, 2020
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- Motherboard
- MSI Z690 Force
- CPU
- i9-13900K
- Graphics
- RX 590
- Mac
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Does this mean we can use one of the Fenvi 802.11ax cards that use the intel chipset?
Yes because they use a supported Intel WiFi/BT module. Keep in mind that various Continuity features will not be available with Intel Bluetooth.Does this mean we can use one of the Fenvi 802.11ax cards that use the intel chipset?
Hmmm....I do use airdrop. That would be a bummer not to have it. Any hope that AirDrop will eventually work with the Intel modules?Yes because they use a supported Intel WiFi/BT module. Keep in mind that various Continuity features will not be available with Intel Bluetooth.
This includes AirDrop, Continuity Camera, SideCar, Universal Control, etc.
If you need Airdrop, you'll need to implement the options in the OP. You'll have to periodically check the OpenIntelWireless thread or here if anyone sees that it's been enabled.Hmmm....I do use airdrop. That would be a bummer not to have it. Any hope that AirDrop will eventually work with the Intel modules?
Will they post at above the JEDEC rate but below the XMP, at 5600, for example?Aero G DDR5 users — keep in mind, that the Z690 can not handle 4 sticks of high speed RAM with XMP for now. Only two are allowed. Example — ADATA 6000 MHz Lancer XPG DDR5, two 16GB sticks work well with XMP 1 at 6000 MHz, 4 stick 16GB won't POST with XMP1 at all. Without XMP they work at 4500 MHz.
Had no luck with 4800-5600 rates, only turning off XMP and DDR5 auto boost worked (mb hangs with dram red post light for 3-4 minutes, then reboots in BIOS with default RAM settings (4500 MHz)Will they post at above the JEDEC rate but below the XMP, at 5600, for example?
I have 4 sticks running XMP.Aero G DDR5 users — keep in mind, that the Z690 can not handle 4 sticks of high speed RAM with XMP for now. Only two are allowed. Example — ADATA 6000 MHz Lancer XPG DDR5, two 16GB sticks work well with XMP 1 at 6000 MHz, 4 stick 16GB won't POST with XMP1 at all. Without XMP they work at 4500 MHz.
At what speed? The DDR4 version is a pita running higher than 3600mhz with 4 sticks.I have 4 sticks running XMP.
5200, XMP speed. And we speak about DDR5.At what speed? The DDR4 version is a pita running higher than 3600mhz with 4 sticks.