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AMD Zen 2 (Ryzen 3000) - *** NO COMPETITOR HINTING ***

Just about the worst and most stupid advice i think i have ever read on here with regards to ram.
Anyone that has run on x370 or x470 would know that. To run at 3200 Cas14 shouldn't need any more than 1.365v on the ram and 1.0125v SOC. Along with setting Dram boot up voltage to 1.365v as well.
1.42v ram and 1.1v SOC will just give immediate errors and instability. Overvolting ram and/or SOC on Ryzen is a recipe for disaster, it's well documented and well known.

I had to run 1.41 and 1.1 to get B-die stable on my 2700X. Luck of the draw due to IMC as far as I could tell.

That’s 3200 @ 14-14-14-28 on X470 Aorus Ultra Gaming.

Solid as a rock ever since.
 
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I also have a 2700x on an ultra gaming mobo. I feel sorry for us.
But I also cl 14 b die 3200
At 12,13,13,13,38,48
1.45v and 1. 1 soc

Yep, it’s a bit of a crappy mobo TBH, worse than I expected it to be anyway.

Still think the limitations are due to the IMC rather than the mobo though.

If I do bite the bullet and upgrade the CPU I do expect better results with my existing RAM.
 
I run the 8 Pack 3200CL14 at stock.. which is 14-14-14-31-1T with 1.360v/1.1v Soc on 2700X 4.2Ghz All Core on an X470 MSI Gaming Pro Carbon AC.

No issues at all..

No clue why it would need 1.45v, if it did i'd send it back and want it replaced.
 
Isn't there a boot bug in asus bios at the moment that boots the ram up at 1.2v rather than XMP/DOCP voltage?

Apparantly there's an option in the BIOS somewhere where you can manually set the DRAM boot voltage

I didn't know about that. I'll give it a go. Worked at 1.35v before on X399. Shouldn't need more than that.
 
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