#overclocking
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DDR5? Or 4?
4
Intel right?
Ah
actually at 4800 (not stable enough to finish 1b ycruncher) my latency was sub-60
Yeah you might be pressing your imc limit
I think so. I haven't been able to POST 4866 so probably right at it
You're also largely limited by vdimm without setting a maxmem, but that's not really practical for ycuncher on that chip
Might as well cut it down as close as you can though
I think I'm down to 9gb active. Will check
it worth resubmitting my result then?
sure, if it's within the rules
cool beans
I'll see if my 3060 is worth any points rn then
it might be cuz the highest scores were like 3060 w/ 5950x
who the hell uses a 3060 with a 5950x
damn I wish 7zip could get some respect lol
did you try putting out the flames with water?
Is gasoline close enough to water?
they're both liquid, good enough
Okay, just wanted to make sure
but seriously it's hilarious how many people told me i can't mine on a laptop
Same. I've proven at least 0 people wrong that I can mine on a ti-84
The one with color
Ayyyyoooooo
lol I have pokemon yellow on mine
runs surprisingly well
the % at the top left is % of gameboy performance it's running at
it's usually at 100% but occasionally drops to 90s
I should overclock it
Am i blind... I cannot see timespy on the submit screen
Yes i am
@short blade why you sub 3070 before me 

Jokes on you I'll just have to sub my 3060 ti
time to buy bacca's 3060ti
Stay back 
I just subbed a 3060ti lol
@short blade there is something tragic..... My og 3070 sub didn't have gpu z so it's not technically legal 
sad
crappy score but anyways, half of top 8 is wegg atm
Sorry mr1 prepped to be beaten
well damn looks like I need to join the cool kids
I think mine is the 250w pl one, but you should still be able to beat me, that was a very quick and bad oc
Guess it's time to toss in my 3080 ti score
Yeah i did by like 600 points but if you do a proper oc you've definitely got me
Yep
Yeah pato good job
heck I don't have one of those
Why i do good job
Mm yes
Btw i found out what top % on timespy it is if you wan know
Yis tell meh
Top 1
No froge is happy here not stick
Yes froge waving happy stick around duh
Ahhhhhhh makes sense
why #overclocking
cringe
Crap i thought it was general
he overclock wordle score
Wordle more like brrrdle
@humble jay Gonna throw up some scores too?
Free hardware points
Was having issues with EVC last time though 
Not detecting XDPE132G5
Hopefully I have better luck now
So happy to finally get a functional thermometer at the very least
I should've just ordered two
Soon™️
I'm not getting my thermometer because turns out they didn't have it in stock...
And won't for 6 to 8 weeks
How does one overclock RAM? I'm using some offbrand RAM (it looks OEM and has no manufacturer info) that's 8x2GB @2400hz
And I hear ryzen devices do better the faster the RAM is
I haven't had any performance issues as of late but it'd be nice to break more limits
Also, what is the point of overclocking CPU and GPU if both are already pretty good? I have a 3050 and a 5600x and so far I can only imagine needing to OC on truly insane games like HZD
Otherwise, unless I'm just missing some vital knowledge, it seems like a gimmick that just wastes power and strains GPU, especially if you have a 3060 Ti or better
(HZD is a pretty intense game but the 3060 Ti runs it at 80 FPS on highest settings)
People overclock because it's free performance
Also because it can be fun
I would be very unhappy with 80fps also - granted i wouldn't be playing at high
But 80fps should be like a 1% low maybe not average imo
Anyway from your first question you do it in the bios, best thing to do before you try oc your ram is figure out what die it has... If you send a pic of the stick here we can probably figure it out
I'll do that in the morning after I finish downloading this 115 GB file... At 2 MB/s...
some people prefer more than 80 fps
I am unhappy if I see drops below 90
also, overclocking is just fun
im usually fine with 50+ fps
oddly enough i cant be bothered to overclock my own system...
🤢
x79 is a different story 
why dont you give me your gpu then 😔
I'll give you a 710
bet
Currently am using my(selling to rawr when he comes to EU 3060 ti fe) so technically i no have one 
I'm gonna get another
3060 ti-3080 fe /6700xt-6800xt ref
Just needa wait a few weeks
:)
I didn't buy a 3090 to game at 50 fps
i bought it to play a locked 60 fps game and do physics homework
Does genshin lock at 60fps 💀
unfortunately yes
for some reason iOS got 120 fps mode but not PC, android, or PS5
hope eventually other platforms will get it
wow thats insanely dumb
yeah I have to guess apple paid a lot for it to be exclusive
I dunno
there are fps unlock mods but you can get banned for using them soooo nope not touching them with a 10 ft pole
Bruv
well yeah, I get 110 mh/s while playing genshin at 60 fps lowest settings
technically using all of it

what if i give u 11 foot pole tho
me no want
How to know when you OC is plenty for your GPU...
only have it at 2200MHz on the core and 9571MHz on the memory
Lol, bench stable? Post a time spy score
i need help undervolting
inb4 it crashes while opening overwatch
its weird seeing nvidia have next to no clock increases from the past 3 generations
so I heard ryzen master is integrated into the radeon driver now and it actively messes with peoples' bios settings
wut?
that's people being dumb
not a big problem on public release
software can override bios settings, but it wont alter the bios
it really shouldn't be integrated in the first place
apparently restoring any gpu profile will mess up your cpu oc
Im installing it rn, pretty sure it isnt actually there
march versions has a download link to RM
it needs ryzen master installed too
but yeah most of the bugs are ironed out even tho people were pissed when the "feature" was added
I wouldn't know, I don't use ryzen master and don't have a radeon gpu
just reading about it
it was so buggy in beta tho
It is water blocked if that helps.
so here we are folks, people once again being stupid
I still doubt you're getting 2200mhz under load
stable
i have the 1000w vbios and I can't get anywhere near that
skill issue 
me:
has radeon gpu
has zen3 cpu
updates radeon drivers to 22.4.1
ryzen master is nowhere to be seen on my system
gpu still allows me to set same overclock as before
yeah u need ryzen master installed
no you dont
you'd need to be drawing above 700 watts on your 3080ti assuming you have an amazing sample locked at 1.1v
I literally dont have it installed
the haswell systems that my radeon gpus are in would probably not react kindly to ryzen master
lol
Not happening at that voltage
yeah and do u have the ryzen master/cpu overclocking option?
its there, with a link to bring me to the download page
ahhhh yeah makes sens
itll allow u to make changes only if u have it installed
literally the same as March versions
is what im saying
Why not use overdriven?
I get 2130mhz with a +135 offset at 1.1v, so 2200mhz would be a stable +210 offset from the strix factory oc, technically not impossible but would have to be a beyond incredible sample to be stable
I still definitely doubt it
I just
in general
yeah especially for someone running vram at basically stock
questionable
9571 mt/s would actually be a -180 offset for me LOL
assuming his card is not factory oced
decided to try TSE with a +0.1V offset, 780w peak on the gpu
Casual 780W
Still only gets "Excellent"
That reminds me I still need to run benches on my new pixel 6
sheeee
40 fps on Wild Life
And holy mother of God it looks good on that OLED
Sling Shot Extreme says I'm maxed out on the score lol
my oc passed 4 timespys and crahes in 5 mims of low settings overwatch 💀
Yis i know thats what i refer to
I might be getting some (old) B-die. - for 11700 setup soon btw.
flat 14s would be fun
Indeed. 3600c14 probably quite possible even, although age no doubt effects things a bit. I need to find a decent cheap ssd & I'll do some benching, or maybe just use an older MX300 I have? Would be fun to gets the "bench" OS & mess around a bit.
smol cheap ssd works for bench drive
Yeah the mx300 is "275" GB & not really used, but I probably should get at least 1 other cheapo for this stuff.
what price?
$99 for ram, $200 for cpu. Not a crazy price but I already have mobo for it & overall the performance will still be huge compared to current. Actually it felt decent when 11400 is $170ish & (new) 10700F is $240ish. I know 6core plenty but fully doubling cores/threads will be fun.
100$ for 32gb b die is niced
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We've had some bad ideas before, but hooking a 2.5HP gas powered pump up to a computer has to be the worst.
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Buy an Asus RTX 3090 S...
yea i didnt even watch the whole thing
whyd they have to do that to the sleeper build, that one was actually pretty cool 😔
Check the ddr4 guide in the pins
B die is temp sensitive btw.

Kinda, it's really not that hard to manage, even at 2 volts
A 1600 rpm 120mm fan is plenty for dual rank at 1.6v daily
I use a 80mm, fits a little easier
Ah guess it's overblown, good. Heard about it not liking being up near 50c or w/e, but suppose w/ a fan anywhere close would be fine, especially at under 1.5v. Idk how far I'll even try. Still a couple days til I maybe win the old 3200c14 kit.
It starts erroring at 45-50C but it takes time to get there as long as you have a decent heat spreader on them and a little airflow.
Decent heatspreader me thinks? Starting caseless for a bit so I'll have a 120fan right next to the ram anyways haha.
Good enough
When I go to overclock my RAM.. what procedure do I need to do to test the overclock for stability?
tm5
on the extreme anta config
Do I just run the test once? Or does it just run until I stop it? If so, how long do I run it?
depends on speed, timings and quantity of ram
Gotcha ok. I will spend this morning checking it out when I get off work.
32gb of 3200c16 would probably take 3.5 hrs for 1 test but 3800c14 might only take 2hrs or something
What's a great idea
I think an aquarium pump would be plenty for me tho.
Get an Eheim pond pump or Iwaki magdrive for exotic coolant like iso/ethanol @restive cargo
Nice, spi is trolling me now lol
I'm trying to learn how to overclock my 3600. I already have Ryzen Master, and have set the OC on that to auto. Isn't there something I need to do in the motherboard BIOS or no?
The best thing to do is just enable PBO (precision boost overdrive) which will allow it to automatically increase the boost clocks. The "auto oc" sets a static overclock that's actually lower than the boost clocks, so you can lose single core performance which affects things like games.
On Ryzen Master?
You can do it in RM but it's best to do in bios
ASRock BIOS is confusing
Yep. Then apply and test in RM
It'll boost higher if it's at a lower temperature.
Keep in mind the rated max single core boost is 4.2ghz
If you're getting 4.2 or so on more than 1 core loads that's a success
Is that idle or load?
I'd assume idle
I assume as well but maybe they have an overkill 480mm radiator lol
That's idle
And I'm on an air cooler
I don't really do much that's CPU heavy except for gaming and the occasional video editing
Run the stress test in Ryzen master for 10 minutes. It'll give you an idea of what temps to expect when gaming, but not max.
How do I do the stress test in RM
In the settings change the test time, then go back and apply and test
Did you save the settings before switching back?
Personally i would just search around bios to find PBO so you don't have to deal with RM being finicky
Can't be as bad as my MSI having overclock settings in 3 places, and one of them is in hexadecimal
It wont take too long to look around bios's arent that big
It's probably in the advanced/overclocking section
Last time I did motherboard OC, I had to pull the CMOS battery
my x79 extreme9 cant go over 1.8 vdimm 
Pbo won't require that because it's just more aggressive boosting basically
OOOOOOOO guess what
And it takes care of the voltages etc
Ooh nice
Congrats
i bet itll bsod before i can screenshot it
My b450 is locked to 1.5v dimm 
I wish my board let me OC, thanks HP
You have a HP board?
ngl ive barely even tried overclocking on my main system, which is on b450 also
On my xeon yeah
I had to... Rev e go brrr
Ahh right makes more sense
i have some rev e mixed with whatever my c*rsair lpx's are
Why did you say Corsair like that
Probably c die knowing c*rsair
Because their company is so awful it might as well be a swear
Like how?
Even when they use b-die ddr4 they gimp it with bad pcb
I've also seen sticks that can't post when xmp is on
Fans got way better with the sp120 elites
I guess I got lucky
And ML120 ELITES
Lol nah arctic p12s for a fraction of the price still destroy corsair
Ml120 elites are on the high side
They are the same price as most rgb fans
Not really lol
You pay 50 bux for a 3 pack
Yes that's 10 more then the arctic fans
But most rgb fans are around the 50 to 70 price range for a 3 pack
The only really good corsair products are the 4000d/5000d airflow and some od their power supplies - which they don't even make they just rebrand
And most rgb fans lose in performance to the p12, often badly
Corsair has gotten their game up in the last year
Max temp according to iCUE was 66°C
HWInfo was 64°C
And RM was also 64°C
Corsair is moving in the right path like every company they had a time where not all products where good
Were*
@sterile flame did you emote on falcies message with a fax machine to say facts lmfao
That still leaves it plenty of headroom to boost, so you should get a little more performance out of it now than at stock, and much better than static oc.
Even if they had still no competition with p12s and idek if corsair makes 140mm fans
Same thing with ddr5 corsair ram
There is basically no competition to the p12s
A12x25 by noctua - excluding the price
They do make 140s
Tbf ddr5 is a whole new game. We have to toss out everything we knew before and start from scratch.
Kingston is actually winning at ddr5 atm anyway 😛
So far that we know samsung changed to actually good chips
Corsiar
I mean
They moved on from samsung
Mmmmmm not from what I've seen - it seems to be a mixed bag
corsair also made good ddr3, i have about 12 of their dominators
Glad hynix has taken the crown for the moment at least tho
I knew AMD CPUs were great for overclocking
They're ok for oc
My Vengeance RGB PRO SL with Samsung dies:

Samsung makes a lot of ddr4 dies... Some are good some are bad
At least they're all unlocked so you can use that as an excuse for it to be better lol
Also corsair puts worse timings on their rgb kit for some reason (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
The 30 series cards use Samsung made dies
Exept for the 5800x3d
Actually a mixed bag
3070 and below all use samsung hynix or micron/crucial
Still unconfirmed but possibly yeah
3070 ti and above only micron /crucial
TSMC and Samsung seem to be the only chip makers for NVIDIA GPUs
I'm talking the GA chip on the card
Yeah they switch between Gen but that's a different type of chip we where refering to ram chips
From lists I could see corsair is in the top 3 of ddr5
So they did improve over ddr4
So far yeah. It's still early in ddr5 life
Indeed
But from the get go ddr4 corsair ram was bad
And personally I wouldn't get ddr4 corsair ram again
I would only buy it if they hosted another overclocking competition on hwbot
Because that was an actual requirement
And after owning the h150i capellix for a month now
I personally absolutely love it
Its a good aio on the high side
But you do get some of the best looking rgb out there and you can even get a lcd for it
Corsair does have the best looking RGB though
Looks are subjective but corsair has balanced rgb
Can't really argue that, easily top 3 for me. Too bad icue is evil.
Best thing is
Corsair is adding support and including adapters so you can connect it to a 5v rgb header
I havnt had problems with icue either
I've seen it use 100% of a single core on a 5800X
You'd hope so. 
For me it doesn't use anything
It's in-between for me
Yeah sorry like 1% of a r5 3600
Sometimes it uses a lot but sometimes it doesn't
Nice thing is
Just depends on what else I have running at the same time
True
Exept for fan controll
If you have a commander
The thing I think we can all agree with tho
I have my fans set depending on CPU temperature
Is that the standard 5v rgb header is crap
And it should be replaced by a locking connector
And it probably will change eventually
Considering sata and usb2 used to have no housing
Nope.. the more compex the rgb the more of the cpu icue steals
Open rgb better signal rgb bricks some msi boards iirc
Open brick msi
Signal is paywall locked for many things tho
Also openrgb bricking msi mobos is not a big issue any more really
Ahh okey i swore sips said it was different software
Talking about RAM burst length, shouldn't it be measured without a unit of measurement (considering it's just the number of times that data packs are sent to the CPU)
Instead it's measured in bits, is that right? Or am I getting something wrong?
-(I was told to ask the question here)
Here we go again 
Haha, that's rad!
bruh...
LuL, I realized the word I used 
Shouldn't have an unit measurement, but maybe it was in the context of the amount of data per burst, say burst length of 8 with 1kb column size or smth, maybe you could say 8kb burst length, referring to the "size" of the burst instead of burst length in general?
Sometimes I find BL8/16 for DDR ram and sometimes I find BL 8bit/16bit
Literally don't know
In my opinion I wouldn't use any unit of measurement
It makes more sense
8/16 is what I see
@proven canopy I wrote a better TM5 guide than the one thats pinned so maybe u can update the pins using this or suggest changes
rule 3
yea, anyways here: Also OCing isn't a worry, 3600c16 ram or similar specs would be good for most Ryzen setups.
Hi. I was wondering.
So far I was just able to hit a 4.4 GHZ OC on my 3700x running at 1.325 vCore
I can't seem to get it any higher.
I have tried 44.25 Core Ratio, however the system proceeds to BSOD. Is that it? Or would I have to pump more voltage into it for more stability?
dont go above like 1.25v on zen 2
unless u fit test and pbo pushes higher
I was in the bios
💀
thats lighter than windows
You heard me.
switch pbo on and use prime 95 small ffts test and see where voltage settles after 15 mins
thats the voltage u dont wanna cross on ur chip
I read that Zen2 is 1.0 to 1.4v no?
Or would it simply be better to undervolt to 1.1
probably was 1usmus
or even lower?
not if u like perf
Then how do you keep within the safe voltage range?
if u wanna oc this is the way or just keep pbo on
So a cpu core ratio is not worth it?
Just go straight for a PBO enable?
do this
Ok.
find the voltage
set that as the voltage
push clock as far as is stable on that voltage
The core clock no?
u want vcore at what u get from this
and for PBO, are we talking about a manual OC, or just enable?
put it to auto to find the voltage u wanna set it to
enable
Why would it be reporting such high voltages from bios anyway?
because those are the voltages its using
So your telling me, just watch if it flucuates?
Idle voltage is much higher than load voltage
it uses higher voltages at idle since power draw is low
ah. Ill set PBO to enable to turn off the manual OC.
I noticed that my chip doesn't boost even with PBO enabled
so even if 1.5v is safe at idle it will kill ur cpu pretty fast under load
I open a demanding application such as prime 95, and it stays at 3.60GHZ
no im telling u to enable pbo, everything else default, run prime95 select the small ffts test, wait 15 mins, see what the voltage is at after 15 mins of running the test
doesnt matter at all
u just want voltage
not clock
as long as it is actively boosting
Should fmax enhancer stay on?
Is that not the EDC 1 bug?
I see.
Started Prime95 Small FFT's, and the Core Voltage is alot lower.
Is it normal for the vCore to stay idle at a voltage?
The voltage is not even moving, and I have it set to auto in bios.
Ok. I got a voltage of 1.056 to 1.067. At the end it stayed at 1.056.
So ideally now should I set the manual voltage as 1.056?
thats too low
what app u using to check
and what sensor were u looking at
that looks more like soc voltage
@stiff condor
So does that mean PBO scalar is a waste of time?
and it is just better to set a core ratio
and be done with it, instead of adjusting ppt values?
how long have u had it running at 1.325V
Basically, not for long
Thats why I was wondering since I read zen2 has safe voltages of 1.1-1.48
So basically, they are safe when PBO is running
but running it at a manually VCore fries it.
at idle
That makes sense.
Doesn't PBO scale voltages?
So when it boosts, it pumps high voltages but only for a little bit?
pbo = low power draw high voltage and high power draw lower voltage
to protecc cpu
Manual voltage removes a lot of the protections that auto and pbo keep on to self-manage the cpu from frying itself
bro do u know the difference between idle and load
ive been trying to tell u many times now
that its not using those voltages under load
this proves it
literally idle is meaningless
forget idle values
they dont matter
load is what matters
so if load is 1.1
then it probably needs the 1.1v to do whatever clock its running
For PBO on my 5800X I find it best to set a negative offset voltage. Forget manual voltage.
The offset takes the voltage the CPU requests and adjusts it higher (positive) or lower (negative).
I do -0.025v offset
Oh. I drr.
No that's separate
I see*.
1.1 Load
so it might be even lower when idle
The BIOS values are just BS
oh ur running static offset?
It's under the main voltage menu, not CO
It idles higher, goes under load lower
all idle values really
but yeah to undervolt ull have to do a lotta testing
and isn't PBO pretty well optimised?
and make sure while undervolting, it still maintains the same clocks if u don wan lose perf
that even if you do run a manually OC, PBO will probably give you similar performance anyway?
Which is why you should just switch on PBO and forget?
bro
ive already explained this
pbo is great on zen 3
and later zen 2 chips
on early zen 2 samples not as good as manual
If you want to adjust power limits like PPT in addition to enabling PBO go for it. It will run hotter, but may boost longer or higher.
That's getting dangerously close to the "at your own risk" part of overclocking
indeed
I start clock stretching if I try to apply a negative voltage offset at all
on top of PBO
Im noticing something odd
My bios says Enable: allows cpu to run past defined limits
But the cpu will only boost when I have it on Auto
Ok. That makes more sense. I had to enable PE.
Hynix MFR is meh correct?
Ive been trying to tighten the timings on 3800c18 but it won’t even budge
Correct
Ah. Im currently working on timings
It seems to be able to tighten a bit more that I enabled cmd1t
So far, no issues posting
Do you think maybe i could try to hit c16?
3800c16
Im lowering every timing by 1
And seeing if eventually it posts with stability
Is it 8Gb or 16Gb MFR
Are the chips on one or both sides of the ram stick?
Singe rank
16Gb then
Yeah the 8Gb vs 16Gb refers to the density of the die
Looks like it's really dependent on binning for those, c16 could be possible
Yeah. There's MFR G.Skill rated 4000c18
I am tighhtening it correct?
Tightening*
Go on each subtiming individually
And lower it?
Im doing this manually because Dram calc does not even support mfr
One at a time is good but do a quick 15 minute test between so you can see if it's instantly unstable
Ok
Ive finally been able to start tightening after a bios update
Asus screwed up my board and all the ram timings were in hex
Testmem5?
For a quick test just OCCT works
MSI did something similar on mine. Overclocking is in 3 different menus and one is in hex.
Ah. Why is cmd1t better then 2y
2t
Also, huh. Didnt know it was not just my board
2T means commands are processed every other cycle instead of every cycle
Single rank is worse then dual?
Theoretically
I know for ryzen 5000 dual and single differed in performance
Along with 4 vs 2 sticks
I would go with ycruncher 2.5B for a quick test, occt cpu large is decent for cpu + mem daily, tm5 anta777 extreme or absolute to test overnight
if tm5 make sure its extreme anta profile btw should take like 2.5-3hrs
It's for a quick sanity check between adjustments but for the full test yeah
kk.
Ill plan a 4 hour test tonight.
I think it won't hurt to do a quick test
and then a run a longer test at night tonight.
Oh. Also is CHA - CHB the actual timings on each stick?
My asus board has those both, and id assume that those are the current timings.
It means channel A,B
Those are the timings yes
watch buildzoid's "rating your memory overclocks video" to see what others are running
Ok. Ive finally finished my first stage. Ive tightened every main timing
I was wondering your thoughts on them.
Post a zentimings/astc
ok
This is Hynix MFR or Mdie
Running at 3800c18.
Now im going to look to tighten each indivually.
I did them all one at a time to see what would post.
I don't know anything about that die, but that's not running cl18
huh?
Oh. It must of raised.
So should I start lowering the tCL?
So the timings worsened?
Or loosened*
ugh
It must have tried training your settings, said "lol nope" and picked its own timings lol
Are those horrid timings?
Im assuming cl26 is no bueno
very
Im guessing its just worth using default no?
Since as I thought. This is already meh
Memory overclocking is one of the most time consuming processes
Sadge
Personally unless I'm benching I just pick some settings that I know will run and go
Are these default timings ok?
Ill post a zen timings
Also how do you get tcl lower
If memory timings is tightening them
Why the hell are mine loosening?
I'd try a cmos clear, then set 3800 18-22-22-22-44 and see if it'll boot and show the right timings
What are each tertiary timing?
Trap?
Tras?
OOF
This is without even touching timings
Maybe my kit is better run at xmp
then raising fclk, since if i get this much CL loss
The biggest thing is to get flck and mclk synced on ryzen
Fclk is synced, but not sure about mclk
They're the same so it's synced in that screenshot
Ah
Which is a good sign
How would i set 18-18-18?
You won't be able to get it that tight
Cl22 maybe?
.
Correction* i meant how would i plug in 18-22
Its Tras no?
I remember something like Trc-tras
Etc
Ah, timings in order are tCL, tRCDRD, tRCDWR, tRP, and tRAS
Okay. Thank you. My bad
In the format 18-22-22-22-44
I should of clarified
If that ends up working, what you're probably thinking of is tRC=tCL+tRAS+2
Trp is pre charge no?
yes
Yes it is
And tras is act time?
I believe so
Very nice
Lower it?
Wait.
Am I thinking about this all wrong?
Do I need to dial down every 20 memory timings?
or can I just do these 4
5*
tCL, tRCDRD, tRCDWR, tRP, and tRAS
The most gains will be from the primaries, but ryzen also likes tRFC as low as stable
Leave it then
so I should start messing with these timings?
tCL, tRCDRD, tRCDWR, tRP, and tRAS
I don't need to touch Trcpage?
or tFaw/Trfc4
I was reading the OC guide, some of them seem redudant no?
Like trfc4 iirc is temperature
You don't have to. The primaries are the easiest and most effective.
Ok. That saves alot of time.
Thank you for the advice.
Is there a set rule of tightening?
Like if TCL won't lower, should you raise trp?
etc.
You don't necessarily need to raise other timings to get it stable though
Yea that's a sure sign it's unstable lol
Ah lol.
So maybe try changing
tCL, tRCDRD, tRCDWR, tRP, and tRAS
18-22-22-22-44
and instead of that,
17-21-21-21, 43?
and keep going basically
Until I can not.
Ryzen won't do odd numbered tCL
oh
Not without GDM off and other tweaks
ah. should I keep geardown mode on?
It's good for stability
CMD1t, and ignore ProODT
Yep
okay. So unless I have to, then touch those other settings.
I'd assume these other settings are more for extreme tweaks
Lowering voltage, etc
Correct. If you get WHEA errors when testing you can adjust resistances like procodt to try to get it stable.
Ok。ill keep trying at lyk. Thanks for the advice
Ok. Bad news lol
It doesnt like cl16
It just turns off clicks on and off
Thought as much. That's really pushing the limit.
Some rev.e would be nice. You can go used and save some money, it's not like ram has moving parts to degrade.
Ah
Since cl16 is out of question
Should i change 22-22-22-44
See if i can get that lower?
Since now i cant dial down the cas latency
But doesn’t performance degrade with even?
No? Lower is better, unless it's a timing like tCL that it just won't like certain values and keeps you from doing it
Nah that's what GDM is for
GDM keeps you from setting timings it knows the IMC won't like
Ok.
So even if you set tCL 17 it'll correct it to 18
Whats the difference between a lower cl18
Like 18-22-22-22-44
Vs 18-40-40-40-60
Etc
Is there performance gain?
They're all related to how fast it stores and retrieves data. Primary timings more than others.
Ok.
Wow so thats why hynix mdie/cdie are considered meh/awful
Oh hey. It really liked 18-20-20-20-40
Weird
It hated 18-18-20-20-40
Not really weird tbh
But like 18-20-20-18-40
Yeah that looks like it'll be about the limit
You want weird, my b-die does 3800 14-11-15-13-28
I can't tighten that one timing to save my life
this
Ok
Do a full run with TM5 anta extreme, it'll take a few hours
Ok
For fricks sake lmao
I think i jinxed myself
18-20-20-18-40 unstable
Now its become 18-20-20-20-38
Lmao
I hate this ram
Thats honestly fascinating me
Hey at least you didn't get the bin that tops out at 3466
The last timing is going down alot
True true
Is it normal for last timing to go down?
Im getting it to34
Yeah you could do as low as 32 depending on bin
But the IMC will probably ignore it and set 38
Really though, at a point with certain timings the memory controller will just ignore the mobo and decide on its timing internally
Ah
Yeah im getting this on 22. As youve said. I really do think the IMC will change it
You were correct
I got a Tras of like 8
It decided no bueno
I want 21
I think im finally done. It couldn't post on 18-18-20-20-20, 18-20-18-20-20, and 18-20-20-18-20
Still a lot better than stock
Test it for stability, bench it, and call it good I say
How much of an improvement will I see in 18-20-20-20-21?
vs 18-24-24-24.
If primary matters that much
It seems like i won't see much no?
Then is it better to have a faster 2nd timing?
or third timing, etc
I'd assume 18-20 would be worse then 18-18
but 18-20-18?. The loss seems marginal
That gets into diminishing returns area. Sure it'll be faster but to get it stable will require a lot of time.
Gotcha.
As I said again.
Thank you so much for your help
Ill bench it, and see the stability
No problem
Start loosening lol
Lmao
Start with tRAS I'd say
Most of the time a decent kit will do tRAS=tCL+tRCD, give or take 2
Ah
I did exactly as you said, and now on test 4, no errors
Lmao i just keep jinxing myself
Tras 36 unstable
Uhh even tras 44 gives me errors
Which from the looks of it not good
Ok from what im betting. You are right
I had to up the tras to 44 and put middle timings to 22
And now its not failing instantly
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@hard ice Perhaps you'll want to give this a try when you're around again
Anyone that knows what they are doing available for a few minutes for some OC Qs?
Naed appearance when?
Fr, whatever happened to naed
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Ok, so I have my current build using the GSkill 128GB DDR4-4000 (pc4 32000) ram, so far I’m seeing a lot of people saying that they can’t get it to clock over 3600 MHz, but at the same time the rest of my hardware should support 4000 MHz, and I still can’t seem to get it there stably. Anything over 3600 and it’ll either crash, or not boot. Anyone have any tips?? All I’ve really done so far is Enable XMP, change the clock, and set Dram voltage to 1.4. Check this out on @Newegg: G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 128GB (4 x 32GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 4000 (PC4 32000) Intel XMP 2.0 Desktop Memory Model F4-4000C18Q-128GTZR https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-128gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820374065?Item=N82E16820374065&Source=socialshare&cm_mmc=snc-social-_-sr-_-20-374-065-_-04192022
I’m also using Asus ROG Strix Z590-E motherboard, and I’ve got an i9 10900k CPU.
Try setting vccsa/vccio at 1.2v
lots of dual rank dimms means imc might need a bit more voltage
Thank you! I will give that a shot when I get home from work today. And will report back with results!
I would guess asus is auto'ing vccsa well over 1.4v, I would check to see what the auto set values are out of curiosity. 1.2/1.2 is usually a good starting point though.
1.25/1.25 might work if 1.2 is not enough
vccsa you can daily at 1.5, vccio is the one more likely to cause degradation over 1.35-1.4
Is changing the CPU multiplier good to oveclock? Or is it better to make a "full" overclock with a good guide (changing voltages, etc.)
changing multipliers without setting manual voltage is dangerous
don't overclock unless you're willing to put in the work to make sure you don't damage your system
read guides in the pinned messages
It's usually better to not use the multiplier to overclock these days. Just adjusting the boost behavior on Ryzen Zen 2 or 3 is best, and using XTU on Intel to change the boost according to loaded cores.
There's exceptions of course, which is mostly all core workloads and benching.
Looks like Asus had it set auto to about 1.312 for CPU VCCIO, and 1.392 for VCCSA. I just bumped both up to 1.4V. About to save and restart
That's high for io daily, also you might see negative scaling on either over some voltage
Most people start at 1.2/1.3 and work up from there
So then should I underclock it to 1.2 then?
It seemed to be ok booting with those settings, switching over to XMP2 from XMP, and upping Ram speed to 3800
🤞
Computer booted! Now to put it under some load and see if it crashes
Computer didn't crash, But I started a game and about 5 ish minutes into it, the game crashed. But the computer never did. trying a couple more boosts, little bit at a time. to see if I can get it to stabilize at this 3800 mhz ram speed.
Starting low and going higher can be better, sometimes you'll want more voltage, but there is such a thing as too much voltage and negative scaling, where higher voltage beyond a certain point hurts performance instead of helps performance. I was under the impression above 1.35v is where you might see negative scaling.
Does anyone know the limit for the VRMs on the asus prime x570 pro? My 5950x is currently pulling 225 watts, I hope its not too much.
that's not exactly super high wattage, but I'll say that's probably fine just by some of the threads I've read.
That's fine, you chan check your vrm temps in hwinfo64 if you're worried, if they're ~100c then you might want to ziptie a fan to the heatsink or something but that will sort the issue
How are people getting CPU scores of like 15500 with a 5900x on time spy? Mine is only 13000 and I have PBO on
IME TS gives better scores if you do all core instead of pbo
if you're getting 13000 with 5900x you probably have really slow ram or something
I get 13400 with a really bad sample 5800x
dallas gets 13700 with like 3600 16-22-22 xmp with all auto subtimings
with a 5900x
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Any cards with the RV710 core are allowed. No restrictions on mods/cooling.
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Have you tried not running as admin?
had to restart pc, but now it's working without admin
but the tm5 window is saying it's in compatibility mode and that I need to run with admin priv
ignore

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