Soldato
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Guys my 3800X did the thing. I can sleep happy now.
Genuinely interested. What is, 'did the thing'? That latency is excellent.
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Guys my 3800X did the thing. I can sleep happy now.
Managed to get it under 62ns which I thought was the max Zen 2 was able to reach.Genuinely interested. What is, 'did the thing'? That latency is excellent.
How did you manage to do this thing you speak of?Managed to get it under 62ns which I thought was the max Zen 2 was able to reach.
I was going to OC the CCX and do some benchmark runs but didnt want to run lot of voltage on the CPU. I saw you guys are around 1.5v, I personally dont want to gamble that much. I decided to push the RAM instead since its cheaper lol 3800Mhz C16 with insane low sub timings and BCLK.How did you manage to do this thing you speak of?
Oh and have you had any luck with the other thing?
Max I have ever done is 1.475v and that was for only for single core runs on cinebench to beat Shac and take number 1 place among the Ryzen single core scoresI was going to OC the CCX and do some benchmark runs but didnt want to run lot of voltage on the CPU. I saw you guys are around 1.5v, I personally dont want to gamble that much. I decided to push the RAM instead since its cheaper lol 3800Mhz C16 with insane low sub timings and BCLK.
How did you manage to do this thing you speak of?
Oh and have you had any luck with the other thing?
I have 2. I tried BCLK since early BIOS versions and never had an issue.Ah right yeah I did wonder. Congrats.
You have any SSD/NVMe drives in your system? As I read that they dont like the BLCK at anything other than 100Mhz. Though I have seen others happily running it so. Maybe one of the fixes in the last BIOS was for this issue.
I assume you quoted me by mistake?Ah right yeah I did wonder. Congrats.
You have any SSD/NVMe drives in your system? As I read that they dont like the BLCK at anything other than 100Mhz. Though I have seen others happily running it so. Maybe one of the fixes in the last BIOS was for this issue.
Chaps, I'm interested in the 3960X. What boards will take more than 128GB or RAM? I'm wanting to run 256 GB as a main gaming rig and also host my VMware lab. Selling my existing servers will fund the purchase. I currently have 192GB of ECC DDR4 RAM, will that work in a gaming rig at all? There's no heatsinks on it. Thanks.
I've only got the new ASRock sTRX40 Taichi in my lab so far, that has official support listed in the manual that came with it.Which boards? The ones I've been looking at show 128 GB maximum. I'm not sure what RAM it is tbh.
Where do you get the boards? I don't see them on OcUK?I've only got the new ASRock sTRX40 Taichi in my lab so far, that has official support listed in the manual that came with it.
Gigabyte told me that they suoport it on the Extreme boards but won't get a chance to test one for at least 6 weeks.
ASRock is one of our main suppliers we got it from them direct, I'm using it in a development build. They are out in a couple of days, so a lot more public information will be out there.Where do you get the boards? I don't see them on OcUK?
ASRock is one of our main suppliers we got it from them direct, I'm using it in a development build. They are out in a couple of days, so a lot more public information will be out there.