I think CL14 at 3600MHz is very hard to achieve.
Yeah I can't hit C14 but have managed 3800/1900 C15 63.5ns with tight sub timings, some nice performance to be gained in games
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I think CL14 at 3600MHz is very hard to achieve.
Its memory kit dependant. I had 3600cl14 on my z2700x BUT had to use GEARDOWN ON thats why I was using 3533cl14 with no geardown
I could dig out my 3733cl14/1866 STABLE timings on Zen2 if Ya want. its using 1.45 volts that was with 100bclk as I said for 3800/1900 i went with 101.8bclk.
OK, I will put back to auto and see what happens. I believe auto is 0.950mv.
Am I understanding this correctly, that if I get instability again the answer is more SOC voltage as the VDDG uses the SOC voltage as it's max voltage headroom. So more SOC = more VDDG?
I'm not sure how AUTO behaves TBH as I was using Manual VDDG from day 1@Zeed You didn't answer this one.
I'm not sure how AUTO behaves TBH as I was using Manual VDDG from day 1
3733cl14 with 101.8blck stable with settings on side knew i had it somewhere. So people can try this. It's my first week setting before we cracked resistances on IMC. Thats why ProcODDT is 53 and so on. Should work with it set to 34/36 RTT off not 7 and RttPark atrzq5
You can also see that its 2ns SLOWER than 3800cl16 but STILL ON 1.4 volts in to DDR.
This deffo should wok at 3600/1800
on that profile its 1050mv soc is 1100mv. You can see on the damn screenshot full settings what more ya need :SWhat was your manual VDDG?
ye thats short for VDDG no other option for that voltage it was explained why its called like that by Stilt.Is VDDG even a thing? I know there's VDDP, CLDO_VDDP and CLDO_VDDG, but I haven't seen a setting for VDDG.
In my motherboard's first Ryzen 3000 UEFI, CLDO_VDDG defaulted to 0.9 V, which restricted RAM/IF speeds to < 1500 MHz. All the more recent UEFIs set it to 0.95 V, which is enough for IF to be stable up to 1866 MHz.
whats up with MSI ??Ordered the ASUS TUF Gaming X570 Plus WiFi, arriving tomorrow.
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Dead CPU socket.whats up with MSI ??
Ordered the ASUS TUF Gaming X570 Plus WiFi, arriving tomorrow.
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So DOA thing ?? Happens to shaken in van maybe.Dead CPU socket.
Doesn't power on with either a 3600 or 3600X in socket.
The paid for return is for the CPU, which isn't faulty; refund within 14-day period. Had no choice but to RMA as I was going to go past the 14 days without knowing for certain which part was faulty. Second CPU arrived today, and confirmed that it was the mobo that was faulty - unless I'm the only person in the world that gets 2 CPUs that trip the power when in socket.If anything is faulty, any return is free. @Zeed it wasn't his CPU that was faulty, it was his MOBO socket - dead.
Yup.So DOA thing ?? Happens to shaken in van maybe.
The paid for return is for the CPU, which isn't faulty; refund within 14-day period. Had no choice but to RMA as I was going to go past the 14 days without knowing for certain which part was faulty. Second CPU arrived today, and confirmed that it was the mobo that was faulty - unless I'm the only person in the world that gets 2 CPUs that trip the power when in socket.