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Hardly surprising there's little in it. That's a 1080 doing 4k lol. You could probably throw an atom into the mix and get similar results
Its just a comparison using that particular bench, not drawing any conclusions.
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Ryzen "2" ?
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Its just a comparison using that particular bench, not drawing any conclusions.
Hi folks. OK, my order is in and I'm joining the ryzen group. 2600x, Asus prime Pro and 8pack ram.
Any set up tips? I'm planning on just plug and play at first using current Windows install so it activates etc. I'll then look at fresh install and get my water kit plumbed in.
Motherboard chipset drivers and ryzen power plan or leave to Windows?
Any set up tips? I'm planning on just plug and play at first using current Windows install so it activates etc. I'll then look at fresh install and get my water kit plumbed in.
Motherboard chipset drivers and ryzen power plan or leave to Windows?
Leaving the power plan on Balanced is the recommendation as far as I'm aware.
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So it's official then. My set up cannot get 3200MHz out of the 8 pack ram.
The ram has been RMA'd and it still freezes in game after a while at 3200MHz. Knocking it down to 3133MHz seems (it needs more game time) to be fine however.
I'll just settle for that no point trying anymore. But the question still remains where is the bottleneck?
I had these ram issues with my 1700 so I replaced it with a 2700x. The ram is 8 pack ram which most run over 3200MHz. The mobo well others have this mobo and also run their ram over 3200MHz.
8Pack was suggesting in the memory thread that the infinity fabric can also be a limiting factor same as the IMC. But a 2700x with a crap infinity fabric?
I'm not convinced.
Which leaves just the mobo as the culprit. But there are people with this board running higher memory frequencies.
I guess there is such a thing as a mobo silicon lottery as well now.
Next time I will make sure to buy a more premium board.
The ram has been RMA'd and it still freezes in game after a while at 3200MHz. Knocking it down to 3133MHz seems (it needs more game time) to be fine however.
I'll just settle for that no point trying anymore. But the question still remains where is the bottleneck?
I had these ram issues with my 1700 so I replaced it with a 2700x. The ram is 8 pack ram which most run over 3200MHz. The mobo well others have this mobo and also run their ram over 3200MHz.
8Pack was suggesting in the memory thread that the infinity fabric can also be a limiting factor same as the IMC. But a 2700x with a crap infinity fabric?
I'm not convinced.
Which leaves just the mobo as the culprit. But there are people with this board running higher memory frequencies.
I guess there is such a thing as a mobo silicon lottery as well now.
Next time I will make sure to buy a more premium board.
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How are you tuning your RAM? Have you tried the timing calc program?
Also this is pretty good for testing, very fast.
https://www.karhusoftware.com/ramtest/
Though its 10 euros.
Also this is pretty good for testing, very fast.
https://www.karhusoftware.com/ramtest/
Though its 10 euros.
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Seriously, just buy a new mobo.
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I've tried everything under the sun within my abilities.
Ryzen calculator, stillts settings, ProcODT, dram voltage, soc voltages you name it I tried it.
4 weeks I spent tweaking the ram before I sent it back for RMA.
I caould even get it to pass 400% in HCI @3200MHz but it was still freezing after about 20-30mins in games.
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As I said it seems much happier at 3133MHz. But why?
Some other poor guy with epic ram issues.
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Ram issues is Ryzen in a nutshell.
Unless it's just X370 issues.
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I could buy a new mobo, but is it worth it just to run the ram a few hundred MHz faster. Plus the effort of rebuilding everything.
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We always go for Upper tier gpus 1080s or TI's so that have not affected us much But got when I'w seen MSI 1080 EK seahawk at sub 500quid on offer i was like. BOYS GET THEM and they did Win on that side
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Told You i was 90% sure its not the ram but Motherboard.
My Infinity fabric starts to go around 3533 got memory pass over 2000% at 3600 IBT pass cinebench 3d mark ect. But cant pass Y cruncher or realbench stress tests.
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But ITS NOT THE RAM he's on 3rd kit now and Second CPU. 100% its something with hes motherboard.
I'm amazed that this works... older Windowses would have thrown up on your shoes for trying it O_o
Has anyone ever done performance comparisons of systems after swapping the motherboard without reinstalling? I want to go from B350 to X470 and it'd be much easier if I could get away without a full wipe...
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I did a quick google on the Prime Pro X470. And it seems the Germans have evidence of the same ram running faster on the X470 rather than the x370.
I've also read reports on overclock.net of the same.
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I would not be that fussed at loosing 77mhz memory clock gain, just enjoy using the PC and forget about it!
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I know I know. I need to talk my self out of it. But it's became so easy now to sell off components and just replace them.
