Question 1

Are there any known issues with the motherboard's drivers causing system crashes?

Accepted Answer

The product review summary mentions insufficient driver support as one of the issues faced by users.

Question 2

Does this motherboard support ARBG or RGB only?

Accepted Answer

This motherboard supports both ARGB (addressable RGB) and RGB LED strip headers.

Question 3

Who else had the DRAM debug led stay red even with try 2 different sets of supported DDR5?

Accepted Answer

I didn't run into this issue with my build that I just finished last week. I used memory below in mine. Hope this helps...
CORSAIR Vengeance 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin PC RAM DDR5 6200 (PC5 49600) Desktop Memory Model CMK32GX5M2E6200C36

Question 4

What did you do about the DRAM red led debug light?

Accepted Answer

I ended up returning two sticks of RAM that worked in one PC but not with this motherboard for a different brand. Literally the only difference between the two was CL - the brand that had trouble (Silicon Power) was CL40 while the brand that worked perfectly (G.Skill Trident) was CL30.

Both were listed as compatible on multiple sites, so I have no idea what the issue could have been.

Question 5

On the specs page, it says DDR5 6400(OC) / 6200(OC) / 6000(OC) / 5600(OC) / 5200 / 4800 / 4400
Does this mean that speeds 6800 to 8000 are unsupported for this motherboard? Because that doesn't sound quite right.

Accepted Answer

The motherboard supports DDR5 memory overclocking up to 8000 and beyond, as stated in the product overview and description. Therefore, speeds from 6800 to 8000 are supported.

Question 6

How many fans does this motherboard have?

Accepted Answer

The motherboard has 1 CPU fan header, 1 water cooling CPU fan header, 2 system fan headers, and 1 system fan/water cooling pump header, making a total of 4 fan headers.

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