aorus master z390

Hi everyone! I´m having trouble getting a proper Overclock setup to full efficiency! Im currently running and automatic oc profile on the auros master at 4.9Ghz on games it works mostly fine but i think that some from time to time stutters are related to it i guess and fps dips for 1 or 2...

So i bought a m.2 ssd (WD Black SN750 1TB M.2 SSD) and the temps according to software has been Min: 43c Max: 72c. from what i have read 70 is like dangerous... The location of the m.2 is behind the GPU and the heatsink didnt seem to be touching the m.2? should i push the ssd onto the heatsink...

I built a new system MB- Aorus Master z390 RAM - Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB 32GB 3600mhz Processor - i7 9700k The problem I am facing is that I can see in the bios that the ram frequency is at 2133mhz, but the actual ram speed is 3600mhz. I tried to select the frequency tab but its Greyed out...

is the backplate on the aorus master z390 meant to touch the case? Cuz for me it's touching, is this normal? (sorry first time builder) also will not using the middle standoff be perfectly fine? Since with it the case can't fit with the preinstalled standoff (it's a weird standoff) and it's...

so the top right screwhole on the aorus master z390 did not align with the top right standoff on the corsair 570x. After a while of frustration it turns out it was the preinstalled middle "alignment standoff". I removed that, and then the alignment was much better. Also the spare normal standoff...

I'll have a WD_black sn750 which is pretty fast, and a slower intel p660. Both are NVMe m.2 drives Which slots should I plug them on my aorus master z390? There are 3 slots. Top, mid, and bottom. Not gonna connect any sata data cables so not worried about it disabling a sata slot.

After a MOUNTAIN FULL of positive reviews and benchmarks from gamers nexus, der8auer, hardware unboxed, all the elite overclockers and credible sources online you name it, i have purchased this board today only to find multiple reviews saying how windows won't boot when turning pc on for the...