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> I'll provide bios screenshots once I boot into it. I'm currently trying to boot 128GiB, but it's hanging on memory training. > > Regarding other tools, I think that...

> Something went wrong during post and now the mainboard is not booting even with one stick. I was running 2x32GB at 5600 36-38-38-134 1.4v (the kit is rated for...

> okay, after reflashing the BIOS and clearing CMOS, here are the default DRAM timings as reported in BIOS: Thank you. You confirm having two DIMMs but _CoreFreq_ reports only...

> It was tested only with a single DIMM, my bad. Not that bad: it has shown CoreFreq can detect a single DIMM.

Hello, Can you please pull the latest commit of _Corefreq_ and the Memory Controller output ? This should be version 2.0.5

> working perfectly! Great! * I found the KF560C36-32 datasheet and it appears we have a match with profile `XMP Profile #2: DDR5-5600 CL36-38-38` https://www.kingston.com/datasheets/KF560C36BBEK2-32.pdf * It took me also...

Hello, Thank you for reporting this issue. Sorry for all details that will follow; I need to simulate the call flow of thermal which starts in this Driver function https://github.com/cyring/CoreFreq/blob/7c8d354aeed79bcde59d2fcadbab899b60137a74/x86_64/corefreqk.c#L16233...

There's an access conflict to the SMU between `corefreqk.ko` and `k10temp` which has to be unloaded. Fyi you can quickly reproduce this conflict by lowering the collect interval to `100ms`...

> I haven't been able to reproduce it yet doing the following: > > * Running the following to poll k10temp Tctl, Tccd1, Tccd2 as quickly as possible: > `while...

I have a 100ms session running on my Ryzen 9 3950X and issue has not appeared yet. But looking at your screenshots, can we say that `429` is only displayed...