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*** Official Ryzen Owners Thread ***

Smudge said:
Weird, my 1700 @3.85 on an msi b350 tomahawk arctic has been running for a few months now at DDR3333 tight timings. I have 3600 rated g.skill ram though, samsung B die. My cooling is decent enough though, got a 240 AIO on there. I think my vcores about 1.36 and soc voltage is about 1.1. I think the ram volts are at rated 1.35v. I can get it to boot and both 3466 and 3600 but havent managed to get it stable at those speeds yet. Its plenty fast enough at 3333 though, I think the timings are like 14,14,14,28 1t off the top of my head.

Matt
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My 1700 been running 3200mhz Corsair RAM since launch on an MSI Toma without any issues. Not tried faster RAM yet.
 
Yeah I will be testing more, but that's going to be 99% stable or whatever which can't be enough for it to keep failing to boot consistently.
 
My 1600 has been shipped and will be with me on Sunday after I return to the UK. Looking forward to the build and overclocking attempts :)
 
Robert said:
So tempted to ditch my 4770K due to board issues. What combo do people recommend?
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What's your budget?

Ryzen 1600 for 6 core and Ryzen 1700 for 8 core are the best bargains.

If you are a high end gamer or you use the system for video editing, id probably go with 8 cores for future proofing.
 
AMDMatt said:
What's your budget?

Ryzen 1600 for 6 core and Ryzen 1700 for 8 core are the best bargains.

If you are a high end gamer or you use the system for video editing, id probably go with 8 cores for future proofing.
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I’m on micro atx. I was eyeing the 1700x/16 or 32gb RAM/good ASUS board. Will be used for gaming/vr.
 
Ok, 2000% stable overnight and still bootlooping with an F9 error code. Very frequent at 3333 (as tested) and less so at 3200 (untested but nothing else changed).

I think it's struggling with periodically deciding it wants to retrain the RAM or something.

It's g skill 3600c17 stuff which I understand is B-die.
 
Ste said:
Yeah I will be testing more, but that's going to be 99% stable or whatever which can't be enough for it to keep failing to boot consistently.
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Mine is solid with the overclocks. Passed all tests etc. However, if remove the PSU cable for any period of time I will get a failed boot, if I go into bios, press F10 don't change anything then it boots just fine.
Everybody that's overclocking ryzen seems to have this issue, we just have to wait for a fix.

Change the boot retry to 2/3 and see how you get on.
 
Ste said:
Ok, 2000% stable overnight and still bootlooping with an F9 error code. Very frequent at 3333 (as tested) and less so at 3200 (untested but nothing else changed).

I think it's struggling with periodically deciding it wants to retrain the RAM or something.

It's g skill 3600c17 stuff which I understand is B-die.
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Have you checked to see if it is actually B-die to actually rule out it being due to a difference IC?
 
Ste said:
Ok, 2000% stable overnight and still bootlooping with an F9 error code. Very frequent at 3333 (as tested) and less so at 3200 (untested but nothing else changed).

I think it's struggling with periodically deciding it wants to retrain the RAM or something.

It's g skill 3600c17 stuff which I understand is B-die.
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Read that wrong...

Have you tried adjusting CPU_SOC and the CLO VDDP rails? That may help.
 
If you are getting Q-Code: F9 all the time on a boot then an aspect like:-

- RAM MHz
- RAM Timings
- RAM voltage
- SOC voltage
- ProcODT

May need tweaking. CLDO_VDDP resolves memory holes. Increasing it does not always help, sometimes decreasing it does. It's not like usual voltages where increases help "issue".
 
gupsterg said:
If you are getting Q-Code: F9 all the time on a boot then an aspect like:-

- RAM MHz
- RAM Timings
- RAM voltage
- SOC voltage
- ProcODT

May need tweaking. CLDO_VDDP resolves memory holes. Increasing it does not always help, sometimes decreasing it does. It's not like usual voltages where increases help "issue".
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Great thanks I will try that. By how much would you recommend reducing? One notch at a time or more significantly?

This thread is great thanks to all contributors!
 
ProcODT would be the first to get sorted and out of the way. If 1DPC Samsung B-Die then try 53.3 or 60 Ohms, assuming it's a similar situation on all X370 boards.

I've never had to deal with CLDO_VDDP as the "holes" are usually very small I never came across it.
 
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