I already tried overclocking without XMP, still the same. The motherboard came at a good price.I can only guess what's going on, but for BCLK OC on this board, try leaving XMP disabled, then first increase the BCLK to a couple MHz higher. Because this will most likely change the reference frequency for the RAM. Then set DRAM Frequency/Voltage manually to what your RAM kit needs, as close as you can get on the frequency. Then press F10 to save and reboot, and give it a good couple of minutes to sort itself out.
But also, why do you want to BCLK OC a 13600KF? It has an unlimited multiplier. BCLK OC is for cheap non-K CPUs. Although looking at the higher price of the board...
With a -K CPU it's much easier to use the multipliers. I would've gotten the MSI MAG Z690M Mortar WIFI instead (similar price to your board) and do that, if you want to OC.
This board has a clock generator that allows you to overclock processors without index K and with it.Probably because he can't change the multiplier.......B660's don't support changing the core multiplier. That would make the Z series boards pointless....
I'm very well aware. But it does not allow you to change the multiplier of that clock.....which is why I said that. B660's don't allow you to change the multiplier like the Z690 series chipset does for the "K" SKU CPU's......This board has a clock generator that allows you to overclock processors without index K and with it.
True, that's why i added, "I would've gotten the MSI MAG Z690M Mortar WIFI instead (similar price to your board) and do that, if you want to OC."B660's don't allow you to change the multiplier like the Z690 series chipset does for the "K" SKU CPU's......
Not with his specific board model, it has the Renesas RC26008 external clock generator which decouples the BCLK for OC use:You can only BCLK overclock, which can cause plenty of other issues within the system, and only increases the likelihood of instability.
Are you kidding me? The board allows you to overclock the processor on the bus. It doesn't matter to me what is there in terms of stability and so on. I want to customize the system as much as the board allows me to.I'm very well aware. But it does not allow you to change the multiplier of that clock.....which is why I said that. B660's don't allow you to change the multiplier like the Z690 series chipset does for the "K" SKU CPU's......
You can only BCLK overclock, which can cause plenty of other issues within the system, and only increases the likelihood of instability.
Thank you.True, that's why i added, "I would've gotten the MSI MAG Z690M Mortar WIFI instead (similar price to your board) and do that, if you want to OC."
But turns out he apparently got his board considerably cheaper than that, so ok.
Not with his specific board model, it has the Renesas RC26008 external clock generator which decouples the BCLK for OC use:
Anyway, if it's not working, i would open a ticket with MSI about it. Maybe they have some pointers for you or can reproduce it.
Any response? I have the same issue. It seems the microcode gets reverted to apply the bclk overclock. Then the 13th gen chip is no longer supposed until a bios reset. The behavior after applying the overclock is identical to what I experienced prior to updating my bios with a 12 gen chip.Thank you.
I will try to ask a question msi
Dang that there be old school OverclockingAre you kidding me? The board allows you to overclock the processor on the bus. It doesn't matter to me what is there in terms of stability and so on. I want to customize the system as much as the board allows me to.
The netac nv7000 ssd does not work for me either in the first slot, but the exact same one works in the second.There is a special bios that enables the BLCK OC for 13th Gen K CPUs.
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MSI's B660M Mortar MAX WIFI Pushes Intel's Core i5-13600K To An Impressive 5.8 GHz OC With Special BIOS
MSI has enabled BCLK overclocking on its MAG B660M Mortar MAX WIFI motherboard, hitting 5.8 GHz on the Intel Core i5-13600K CPU.wccftech.com
However I had the following issues:
first m2 slot stopped working
ram wont train above 3600mhz
I would be cautious of that BIOS looks like a early test beta version and not officilay supplied by MSI so may contain Malicious Software.The netac nv7000 ssd does not work for me either in the first slot, but the exact same one works in the second.
I put 13 from the official site and nothing has changed.I would be cautious of that BIOS looks like a early test beta version and not officilay supplied by MSI so may contain Malicious Software.
MSI have updated the Bios page
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Your SSD doesn’t work in m2–1. when using the “special bios” only? Or other versions also.The netac nv7000 ssd does not work for me either in the first slot, but the exact same one works in the second.
Only in a third-party BIOS, although it is visible in the second slot.Your SSD doesn’t work in m2–1. when using the “special bios” only? Or other versions also.