LEXAR MEMORY

[Gibbo]

Hi there


We have become a Lexar partner, they use primarily Samsung and Micron IC, so the quality is very good, exactly as you would expect from a brand such as Lexar.

To launch the brand we have some very aggressive quantity limited deals on the high-end Hades memory in 3600MHz DDR.

3600 MHz DDR4 Memory

Upgrade your gaming PC with a 3600MHz DDR4 RAM kit from Overclockers UK, ideal for a variety of tasks including streaming and content creation.

www.overclockers.co.uk

The range shall be expanding further over coming weeks to include more DDR4 and DDR5 lines along with SSD's.

 

[Ayahuasca]

Really aggressive pricing on these, fantastic if you get dual rank Samsung B-Die!

 

[The_Arbiter]

Sods law. Put an order through last night for some RAM.

 

[AtaRo]

Anyone got this yet?
Any info on these RAM, is it dual or single rank?
What chip is it?

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thanks

 

[Tetras]

Anyone got this yet?
Any info on these RAM, is it dual or single rank?
What chip is it?

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thanks

I think they used to use Micron (or SpecTek) a lot in their memory and SSDs, but the reviews of Lexar memory that I've seen don't seem to know. I assume Gibbo is more "in the know" than I.

 

[GoogalyMoogaly]

Not sure if I should put this in a separate thread or not, so let me know if I should.

I've recently bought some of this and it arrived today.
The thing is, the motherboard I'm running it in (Fatal1ty AB350 Gaming-ITX/ac) only seems to run memory at 3000MHz (at least when using XMP profile, which says it's 3600).
So what I'm wondering is, if I'm running the RAM at 3000MHz, can I tighten the timings? Given what I know about tuning RAM could be written on the back of a very small thing, how do I know what timings to use?

Or, the motherboard webpage says that for summit ridge the memory supports DDR4 3466+(OC) and 3200(OC). If the XMP profile isn't setting it above 3000, could I do it manually?

Thanks.

 

[Quartz]

Some RAM chips can have more than one XMP profile so check that. And check that you’re running the latest BIOS for your board.

 

[Tetras]

Given what I know about tuning RAM could be written on the back of a very small thing, how do I know what timings to use?

Have you looked at the SPD profiles with CPU-Z, or the XMP profiles available in the BIOS?

What CPU are you using?

 

[GoogalyMoogaly]

Have you looked at the SPD profiles with CPU-Z, or the XMP profiles available in the BIOS?

What CPU are you using?

I haven't no, I have seen some screenshots in reviews though and it didn't look helpful.

Currently using a Ryzen 1400, although I would like to upgrade to a 2600 or 3600 so that it's Windows 11 compatible (the issue being the CPU cooler clearance, so it needs to run cool).

 

[Dg834man]

Ryzen 1400

Or, the motherboard webpage says that for summit ridge the memory supports DDR4 3466+(OC) and 3200(OC). If the XMP profile isn't setting it above 3000, could I do it manually?

yes you can set the ram frequency and timings manually but a ryzen 1400 isnt going to run fast memory 3000-3200 seems average, set your dram voltage 1.35 and enter the primary timings and set the frequency to 3000/3200