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having 4x32 GB sticks was needed solution as I mentioned to resolve the headache called Q-Code "0d".
Simple explanation. It is the CPU that is reading from RAM and writing to RAM. There are 2 buses between them, address and data. CPU sets the address it want's to read, the clock is ticking, after so many ticks the RAM sets the data on the data bus. The number of ticks is fixed. The RAM cannot do anything faster than CPU supports. When CPU needs to read some data, and it expects that data after 30 ticks of the clock, the data must be there exactly on that moment. It cannot be faster just because RAM can do.
In summary, your system works fine now.
Just now, I removed the two sticks from A1 and B1. So total RAM = 32x2 GB.
When I switched on the system it took expectedly 5 minutes to train the memory. Speed changed from DDR5-3600 to DDR5-4800 without the EXPO profile.
When I restarted the system from Windows; guess what :) ….. the original problem I indicated in the link above came back and Q-code “0d” appeared.
I surrender now. I will back to 4x32 GB solution till Asus will have a solution.