ASUS Maximus XI Gene BIOS walkthrough.

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Название	:	ASUS Maximus XI Gene BIOS walkthrough.
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Wow fss this guy takes alot of time and alot stops, terrible video……
Comment from : ruben aguiar

How do u have so many preset profiles ??? I want
Comment from : thedragonsenemy

So much high voltages could cause EMI and noise In this case OC will give you much much more disadvantages especially if the neutral and the ground in your apartment are bonded, shared and in crap quality
Comment from : crusher_ 80

I want more of these
Comment from : Brovid-19

14:05 cpu cachebr22:08 Cpu voltagesbr30:34 MRC Fast Bootbr45:25 CPU power / vrm spread spectrum or switching frequence/ loadline/phase controlbr50:30 dram currentbr53:47 Short long durationbr54:58 Real time memorybr58:03 BCLK spread spec
Comment from : Roku

Hello mine bios doenst have iGpu can someone help me
Comment from : Tomas Pires

WHAT DOES TRAINING PROFILE DO IN EXTREME TWEAKER? There is option for Auto, Standard & Asus btw Maximus tweak mode1 & 2 used to say that mode 1 was for stability & mode 2 was for overclocking iirc
Comment from : JAY

I was Wonderian if someone could help me I have a Asus B450F Gaming ii motherboard Every time i start up my PC or restart it There a loud Beep which i would like to disable and every time i go to shut down my pc my Motherboard LEDs stay on any idea on what to do
Comment from : Josh Temple-Cox

really help me man this called a real walk-through bios thnks
Comment from : Sidali Meziani

sowhat does this do? brGreat walkthrough, don't call us
Comment from : McSlaine

conclusion:brit's a BIOS but I don't know what it does
Comment from : ExtractOfPinealGland

what should be the best voltage for 9700k on this board? current sitting at 1270 LLC 6 idle voltage 1261 load 1243ish seen 123 do i just keep dropping the voltage to see what the best i can get its?
Comment from : xStuFFiN

Honestly this is horrible walkthrough Why do this if you have no idea about 50 of things and next 25 you explain wrongly?
Comment from : Whisper Musician

absolutely awesome video finally able to understand most settings on my tuf z490 board
Comment from : farouterspace

you're an idiot! video was useless!
Comment from : Kurt

Biggus Dickus Maximus
Comment from : Stray

Is it possible to turn the light off on the start and flex button on the board ?
Comment from : Hugo

You can use the post code to display CPU temp on the Gene
Comment from : B3MMi

Thanks for the guide! And LLC explanation Cheers
Comment from : Shark00n1337

OH DUDE luv ya but command rate really?
Comment from : Extreme Overclocking Yobbo

Really helpful Thanks for this :)
Comment from : Joshua Young

Have a question about the System Agent PLL voltage that is show on 1:01:48 I change it to 12v for about 5 minutes , could thise impact or damage something ?
Comment from : BenchAndGames

1:21 I'm reasonably certain the Q-LED post code can be set to show CPU temperature on Auto 1:16
Comment from : KefirGrains

Man I had to STOP your video you were driving me Crazy with your CPU and memory voltage way to much talking you seem to condemn ASUS Bios maybe you should make your own can't understand why people on YouTube always condemn what they're trying to explain instead of just making it simple thank you for the video
Comment from : Steve Joseph

You don't sound like you know what your doing Terrible walkthrough video
Comment from : Chaotic Atmosphere

How do I turn off the turn off the Fn key?
Comment from : Tanja P

My machine won't even boot with these settings, nice waste of an hour and a half
Comment from : diecast jam

are you imitating Turdeau just to be annoying? stop it, it really throws the listener when you forget what you're talking about mid sentence
Comment from : Michael Johnson

How do you access this bios screen? Del, F2, and other standard keys do not open it at all; just the Windows bios
Comment from : Saul

I did this now my computer goes bios error and blue screen of death Any tips on what to do
Comment from : Feron Araneia

Hey, im really not into this stuff, I just wanna get better fps in br games, someone told me that I have to enable xmp or "watch your motherboard guide" Now im wondering if I should follow this and set everything same as him Im kinda lost any kind of help would be appreciated
Comment from : crack

Even when I disable multi core enhancement my pc is still boosted to like 49ghz It was at 36 as it should until I accidentally reset bios Any idea how I can fix it?!
Comment from : Jordan Young

The POST Code readout does act as a temperature readout on this motherboard It is even mentioned in the manual Same can be done on mid to high end ASROCK boards Very helpful feature to that shows CPU temperature while in OS You have to turn Q-Code LED Function option to AUTO for it to work
Comment from : Bastion Tec

Thank you for making this video I have had the ASUS Code motherboard for a year and this has really helped me understand how to set it up properly
Comment from : Craig James

I can’t get past bios, after I click save and exit it just goes back into bios Anyone know a fix?
Comment from : Overain

What CPU cooler you using ? My cpu temp is 31
Comment from : Mustafa S

Was having bad audio crackling and audio popping on this board, PCH voltage being raised fixed it for me
Comment from : Black Screen Sleepers

ROG MAXIMUS XI GENE on Windows7
Comment from : 親子丼

Hey Buildzoid, you can display cpu temp on post code LEDs If you choose auto instead of post code only, it will display cpu temps after booting Works on my Maximus X Hero, pretty sure it tells you in the description of it as well Been working at least since Maximus IX, tho that was my first ROG board so I don't know about before that (always had like the pro gaming cheaper boards before that :P)
Comment from : RJ Santiago

Don't do much memory overclocking, but on a Maximus X Hero (Wi-Fi AC) and 8700K with Samsung B-Die (GSkill 3600MHz 16-16-16-36 Kit), and there is a difference with mode 1 and 2 for Maximus tweak My board auto defaults to mode 1, switching to mode 2 actually raises all the bandwidth and lowers latency a bit when testing with memory and cache benchmark in aida64 Nothing truly noticeable in day to day usage or gaming, but slight improvements in some benchmarks
Comment from : RJ Santiago

Please do a similar video for the EVGA z390 Dark and this time don't be afraid to be thorough
Comment from : techietech

XMP I is the rated specs of the memory kitbrXMP II is Asus's 'performance' settings that give you memory issues and corrupts windows so have to reinstall it
Comment from : Some guy

136v from my 9900k at 51Ghz on all 8 cores is coolable with a 280mm AIO
Comment from : EnderWiggin

Oh wow, der8auer got a preset on ASUS MoBo BIOS, wow that guy is an awesome OCer
Comment from : saultube44

You need to get Steve to take you along with, when he goes to visit Tin Something tells me that he'd be able to explain all of those magic settings very easily
Comment from : VCPester

Nice video glad i'm not the only one who does not understand most of the advanced settings in extreme tweaker Just whish i could understand the memory stuff more on the extreme board i'm having troubles tightening my timmings or raising frequencie above 4266 (i Know it's a 4 dim board but stil with my 32gb Gskill bdie kit 4400 should b possible according QVL list)
Comment from : L S

XMP 2 loads even more settings first it was described in older bios versions as being for some intel cpu's but i expirienced stability and boot problems when running high frequentie memory even when they are supported in QVL list of the Asus motherboard with XMP 2
Comment from : L S

Question : 15v dram safe 100 24/7 or should I stay in 14 /145 range ?
Comment from : ninezerofive

This is a really nice coincidence, i just ordered a Maximus XI Gene and a 9900K which will arrive today hopefully Tremendously helpful video man Thank you very much for the much appreciated content on this channel and Gamers Nexus Have a good one :)
Comment from : CavemanXXL

IOAPIC is for irq address space, you generally want it always on, without it you limited to 21 or so irqs if I remember right Its probably also a requirement for MSIX but not sure on the latterbrbrMemory remap is required for 64bit address space in memory if I remember right It used to be meaningful as when 64bit cpus were new it defaulted to disabled and one would have to enable it if you had more than 4 gig of ram, but now it always defaults to enabledbrbrSRIOV is related to VT-d I believe, so basically if you stick something like a hardware raid card in a pcie slot and want to passthru to a virtual machine, I believe SRIOV would have to be enabled, root port virtualisationbrbrNetwork stack config would be useful for booting of a network, a enterprise orientated feature Common in datacentres eg used for things like recovery boot's
Comment from : chrcoluk

I wonder how many Asus engineers would have to sit down to be able to explain what ever single setting does clearly and accuratelybrbrI also have to wonder how many times "Don't touch that" is the answer
Comment from : Dan Pellegrino

Having watched this video I now understand why buildzoid loves beefy VRM's just max it all out ;)
Comment from : chrcoluk

Mode 1 definitely is better when pushing for 4800C14, based on the Maximus XI thread on hwbot and my own testing
Comment from : sabishiihito

Now do crosshair 7 x470
Comment from : Tõnu Rääk

When you set your Q-code led to AUTO when all lights are on it will diplay CPU temp after showing POST codes I have BCLK Slew Rate disabled I have noticed higher 3DMark score with setting this value from 64us to 32 to disabling Left it that way as I don't notice any stability issues (9900k)
Comment from : Rich76

I really hope for a Gene like X570 board, mostly because the M2 Extension card and the style
Comment from : Liƒe

There is no other video like this Thank you!
Comment from : GFox

thank you! i have the gene and the bios isn't the most straighforward
Comment from : Guido De Palma

How you unloked the CPU Current Capability to 200? Mine is max at 140
Comment from : Stefano Iustulin

31:10 Double-capacity DIMM technology used in this MB so it will have the option to control DIMMs Sorry for my bad English
Comment from : AM

Thanks bro, good stuff !
Comment from : ninezerofive

Finally ! A decent walkthrough of many of the settings and what they actually do Brilliant Thank You
Comment from : MicroTek

For being a high end board from 2019 this UEFI looks awfully similar to my Z87 Deluxe from 2013 Seems to be just as clunky and cluttered also
Comment from : Meteor Media