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Team Group T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-6400 2x 16 GB

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Team Group is ready for the DDR5 market with their high-performance T-Force Delta RGB 6400 MT/s kit. Sticking to a sleek design, this memory kit is ready to be put to the test. Follow along as we look into what Team Group has been cooking up in its R&D department.

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White : price in thailand ~676.57 usd. (22,600 baht) included vat.

wait until 0070/1003 bios come out .
My Asus Z690-F + Team T-Force Delta RGB White DDR5-6400 can run XMP2 without error ( test on testmem5)
but bios 0070/1003 with XMP1 still unstable (testmem5 a lot of error) :mad:
 
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@Crazy_O Its on the QVL list which is a good sign. I'm not entirely sure why the main 6400 profile does not work for you.

Have you tried to manually enter all the voltages and main timings? I had to for 6400 before the newest BIOS.

If all else fails and TPU can't help, contact ASUS support.
 
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Update: #1
I spent more time with the memory post-review. successfully lowed it to CL32. It requires 1.4v
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Update: #2
Running 6400+ on a lot of MB is still a challenge. I suggest updating to the newest BIOS for everyone.

While I did not have to change the supporting voltages for 6400 on the ASUS Z690 Hero, I keep seeing posts with ASUS Z690 Strix not booting it still. Try to manual input these voltages at 6000 if you are stuck and work your way up.

6400 (MB Stock) SA 1.25v / 1.385 VDD2 / 1.35 TX
6400 (Manual) SA 1.1 / 1.2 VDD2 / 1.15 TX
6600 (Manual) SA 1.2 / 1.35 VDD2 / 1.30 TX.
6800 (Unstable OC) SA 1.25 / 1.40 VDD2 / 1.40 TX

Note that for the Z690 Hero, 6800 would not boot without 1.4v on the DIMMs and manually adjusting the supporting voltages. However as you can see the stock voltage applied is higher than necessary for 6400.
 
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