8 PACK MEMORY RANGE GROWING: SAY HELLO TO 8 PACK RIPPED EDITION & 32GB KITS!!!

GregI said:
The problem with Taiphoon is it trips up on this part a lot.

The G. Skill Neo kits are A2 but Taiphoon reads A1: https://i.imgur.com/J3Y07Wu.png

Even the Patriot that is known as A2 reads A0: https://i.imgur.com/kCSDLlC.png

Someone on the overclocking reddit stated to me that the Dark Pro is actually A2 so it's tough to say without a visual inspection.
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Well it sounds right because A0 is not a great bin where as the Dark Pro sticks are excellent overclockers. And the A2 profile from the dram calculator works a treat on my sticks.
 
Shac said:
@Drollic


See for yourself the link shows 4400 Vipers Membench score for 32Gb (4x8Gb) at 3800 memory and fabric.
I may have a very lucky combination of cpu, motherboard and memory to achieve this score so not claiming its all down to the Vipers (But it could be)

https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMHGD-yylU7gdsjyK2jknef1JXTig?e=ndXJz3
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What's the score for just 2 sticks at those same timings as it would be interesting to see how much 4 sticks improves the scores?.
 
Maybe later in the week as I have to pull cpu clean and reseat.
I fitted a new mounting system for waterblock and atm its getting too hot too fast if running anything intensive. (Cinebench etc).
So something is adrift. Need to check TIM pattern & sort it before anything else.

4 sticks are supposed to be better as I understand it (If you can get 32Gb to run at fast timings).

I have seen other Membench scores with 3800 at CL14 and tbh they are not as good as mine.

Actually found a previous run done with 2 sticks but its an older version of Dram calc 1.6.2 so maybe not a valid direct comparison.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMHGD-yylU7gdsbI0E3tNckc-3nzg?e=z7sBOf

As said will try to remember and do an update with 2 sticks when the cooling issue is resolved.

With 2 sticks I can run with gear down off.
4 sticks I run with gear down on.

I am not about to buy the 8 pack ram to compare :)
But I would expect them to be capable of similar just waiting for someone to do it.
 
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This maybe a very stupid question, but when inputting your own memory frequency, timings and voltage from DRAM calc, do you still need XMP turned on/selected in the bios?

This is my first time tweaking timings, in the past I've always set XMP on and left it to it.
 
Thanks guys, I do have it turned off. I was having issues booting so I've relaxed my timings a little. I started another thread, will see how it starts up tomorrow.
 
@Joxeon
What's the score for just 2 sticks at those same timings as it would be interesting to see how much 4 sticks improves the scores?.
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Below results are all run at 3600 Mem and IF with Dram Calc V 1.7.3 Membench Default for comparison between 2 and 4 sticks of Dram at exactly the same Bios settings.

3600 Default scores
2 sticks 199.91
4 sticks 195.48

https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArMHGD-yylU7gds2GLLgiTApo1BHaA?e=Bs0IrQ
 
Well it was up for a whole day and eventually proved a non issue so I removed it.

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My original question was around SOC voltage. Because I found out that if I push my SOC to 1.2v I can run an FCLK of 1900. But with testing I don't think it was stable as my dram calc default scores where truly pants.

At 1867 with no voltage modifications I can boot and even game but not convinced it is stable either as I still get audio corruption. If I push the SOC this clears up. But it sill requires as much as 1.15v if not more at 1867MHz to be stable and as far as I understand it pushing the SOC on Ryzen 3000 is not good due to PCI-E4 issues. Plus my dram calc default scores where still pants. So I gave up.
 
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Potentially silly question, but will the TDPPD432G3200HC14ADC01 kit (2x16GB 3200CL14) definitely work at 3600CL16 or do I need to buy the TDPPD432G3600HC16GDC01 kit?

The TDPPD432G3600HC16GDC01 kit is a LOT more expensive than the Crucial BL2K16G36C16U4B kit (2x16GB 3600CL16) which is unfortunately out of stock elsewhere.
 
thewanted said:
Potentially silly question, but will the TDPPD432G3200HC14ADC01 kit (2x16GB 3200CL14) definitely work at 3600CL16 or do I need to buy the TDPPD432G3600HC16GDC01 kit?

The TDPPD432G3600HC16GDC01 kit is a LOT more expensive than the Crucial BL2K16G36C16U4B kit (2x16GB 3600CL16) which is unfortunately out of stock elsewhere.
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You can see here it comes with three configurations (specifications tab)

So it will definitely (99.99999% assurance) run at 16 16 16 16 36 3600MHz at 1.35v and should be overclockable well beyond as well.

I can only speak from my own experiences. That yes I was able to run it at CL16 3600MHz. I am currently running it at 3600MHz CL14 (1.47v) and others have run it at 3800MHz CL14 so I can't see why you would have any issues either.
 
Got my 3600CL14 today....been at it for hours. Pretty pleased with this. @1.47v. I am fairly sure I can get it lower - had some issues with the Motherboard itself, so was just glad to get stable. Great memory though - outperforms my Trident Z 3200CL14 by a long shot.

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