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[Luke Taylor]

Pixel gaps are still king if you build on flat terrain. Make sure your exterior TCs prevent griefing if the main core gets blown.

[Luke Taylor]

Alright guys, it actually worked. After digging through your threads I went into the BIOS and started messing with the memory subtimings — I bumped tREFI up to 65535, tightened tRFC down to a more aggressive value, and fixed that read-to-write turnaround (RWT/WTS) that half of you kept pointing at. First boot was a little dicey and I had to clear CMOS once, but now it’s stable after 30 minutes of OCCT. The real payoff is what you all said — the random micro-stutters and framedrops in competitive shooters are completely gone, and my 1% lows are way more consistent than before. Big thanks to everyone who laid out the tuning order; this board really does respond well once you stop trusting the auto XMP defaults. I’ll drop a full timing breakdown once I dial in more stability testing, but for now it’s locked and running clean.

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