Z390 Phantom Gaming x did not find options...

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   Greetings to members of the forum and the employees of asrock support!

On board z390 phantom gaming x

I did not find options:

Like IA AC Load Line and IA DC Load Line calibration

- On default settings board add much more voltage cpu than neded

Also, I did not find the Adaptive offset mode - when it would be possible to adjust the voltage for the boost frequencies of the CPU.

Including with the offset mode  -80 and LLC 4-5 LEVELS, in FULL LOADS jump to 
1-3.5- 1.375v and higher. Which leads to increased heating in the load.

I have to use the Fixed mode at 1.180 - 1.20v. Now only 1 solution

I'd like to hope that the company's engineers will add additional voltage management options and new modes to correct the situation.

I think for the top board in the ASRock Gaming line product, this is a significant drawback compared to competitors. And it may affect the decision to use the Asrock company's products in the future. .

I hope for future additions and corrections in the firmware for this board.

All the best!

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kiberman545 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 10 Nov 2019 Location: Russia Status: Offline Points: 17	Post Options Post Reply Quote kiberman545 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Z390 Phantom Gaming x did not find options... Posted: 10 Nov 2019 at 7:33am
	Greetings to members of the forum and the employees of asrock support! On board z390 phantom gaming x I did not find options: Like IA AC Load Line and IA DC Load Line calibration - On default settings board add much more voltage cpu than neded Also, I did not find the Adaptive offset mode - when it would be possible to adjust the voltage for the boost frequencies of the CPU. Including with the offset mode -80 and LLC 4-5 LEVELS, in FULL LOADS jump to 1-3.5- 1.375v and higher. Which leads to increased heating in the load. I have to use the Fixed mode at 1.180 - 1.20v. Now only 1 solution I'd like to hope that the company's engineers will add additional voltage management options and new modes to correct the situation. I think for the top board in the ASRock Gaming line product, this is a significant drawback compared to competitors. And it may affect the decision to use the Asrock company's products in the future. . I hope for future additions and corrections in the firmware for this board. All the best!