Thanks! This is all new to me so a bit of a learning curve.
Ballistix Sport LT Overclocking
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Thanks! This is all new to me so a bit of a learning curve.
Disabling CSM (Compatibility Support Module) should cut good amount from that if it's enabled in BIOS.
Even that supposedly "Fast Boot" might cause issues.
ok weekend off = time to play with ram settings even more...lol
so i've managed to get the ram stable at 3800mt/s with a 1900mhz uclk and fclk - ie no dividers... #result #siliconlottery
most importantly...also done with geardownmode = off, and subtimings are set pretty tight too.
also passed aida64 memory stress test overnight (just under 7 hours)
so i've managed to get the ram stable at 3800mt/s with a 1900mhz uclk and fclk - ie no dividers... #result #siliconlottery
most importantly...also done with geardownmode = off, and subtimings are set pretty tight too.
also passed aida64 memory stress test overnight (just under 7 hours)
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Nice i have mine stable with same settings
what are your subtimings? just curious to see if i can push mine a bit more lol
i think the biggest surprise for me was being able to run 3800 1T GDM=off, from what i've read, that's an instant 1-3% performance gain compared to 1T GDM=on
#bestvalueramever
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Not sure if i got these timings from here or another forum.
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ah, basically spitting distance between each other's timings lol
easy does it. don't go over the "safe" safe voltage limits and most things are normally recoverable with a cmos reset.
"safe" safe voltages are:
1.2v for vsoc
1.5v for ram
vddp and vddg (in auto mode) are based off vsoc, so don't worry too much about those
Thanks! Will keep it all in mind!
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Nice i have mine stable with same settings
What voltages?
Also does batch numbers make any difference you reckon? I ordered the single sticks and they are from different batches.
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Mine are singles too so i don't think it makes much difference. 1.4v at mo might try dropping to 1.395-1.35 see if it holds.
I had a matched pair but one stick had to be RMA-ed as it had errors on memtest...so I'm also running essentially unmatched single sticks
1900 is an oc for the infinity fabric, not all chips can do it
just stick with 1800, don't really gain/lose much tbh...
Yeah, I remember seeing a post on here somewhere stating to set it to 1900 first to see if it will work then go from there.
Not had time to mess about yet. Been transferring files to my new data drives. I'll maybe get a go at it tomorrow.
Hey, so I found this this topic while on a google search, figured I would share my own results and maybe get some feedback.
So i've played around with my RAM (16gb (2x8) Crucial Ballistix Sport LT BLS2K8G4D32AESEK 3200 MHz (got the Red ones because they were cheaper xD)), I have a Ryzen 2700x on a Rog Strix B450-F Gaming mobo. And I could get it to boot at 3600mhz, but it would get errors during testing. Even with pretty loose timings. I heard tighter timings is better for the 2000 series of Ryzen, so I decided to just focus on that at 3200mhz at 1.35v.
I cannot lower the tRCDRD, I tried, even bumped the voltage up to 1.45. It dont want. xD I tested this over night (which for me was like 6 hours) with Memtest, no errors. I tried tCL 13, ran a quick test, no issues. But my PC felt... off so I but it back to 14. RAM timings make my head hurt. Thoughts?
So i've played around with my RAM (16gb (2x8) Crucial Ballistix Sport LT BLS2K8G4D32AESEK 3200 MHz (got the Red ones because they were cheaper xD)), I have a Ryzen 2700x on a Rog Strix B450-F Gaming mobo. And I could get it to boot at 3600mhz, but it would get errors during testing. Even with pretty loose timings. I heard tighter timings is better for the 2000 series of Ryzen, so I decided to just focus on that at 3200mhz at 1.35v.
I cannot lower the tRCDRD, I tried, even bumped the voltage up to 1.45. It dont want. xD I tested this over night (which for me was like 6 hours) with Memtest, no errors. I tried tCL 13, ran a quick test, no issues. But my PC felt... off so I but it back to 14. RAM timings make my head hurt. Thoughts?
So I managed to play about with some settings for an hour and stillcouldn't get IF to run 1900 but it will at 1867 (setting on the Asus board).
I then done as suggested by Tamzzy below:
1) enable xmp/docp
2) set soc voltage to 1.1v
3) set memory voltage to 1.4v
4) set vtt to 0.7v
5) set memory multi to 36x
6) set infinity fabric to 1800
This seemed happy here but was showing as Cas 22? I assume because nothing else was changed?
When I get more time I'll try plugging in settings others have on the thread and see what's what.
I then done as suggested by Tamzzy below:
1) enable xmp/docp
2) set soc voltage to 1.1v
3) set memory voltage to 1.4v
4) set vtt to 0.7v
5) set memory multi to 36x
6) set infinity fabric to 1800
This seemed happy here but was showing as Cas 22? I assume because nothing else was changed?
When I get more time I'll try plugging in settings others have on the thread and see what's what.
Did you enable xmp?