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Hagar · 14 Dec 2018 at 23:00

Megahurtz400 said:
Have a 2700x arriving Monday and am a bit lost/worried over all the RAM chat in this thread!

AMD call it DOCP. However Gigabyte have stayed with XMP naming. Try profile 1 or 2 (if supported by the memory) and see what timings that gives you. If it gives stock DDR4 3000MHz cl16 (as it should) that should be fine. If you want to overclock, you can start from there with tighter timings or higher clock.

Mercutio · 15 Dec 2018 at 02:01

Those with memory issues (won't reach docp) what ram?
I seem to have done fairly well.
2700x+Asus prime pro on day of release with some galax HOF 3200 I bought back in December last year when it was (relatively) cheap. All good straight out of the box. Was on aio and boosted straight to 4.34 too.

Will eventually be on 3700x + x570 next year

chroniclard · 15 Dec 2018 at 13:17

chroniclard said:
Got a msi x370 sli plus from the MM for about £50 and got some 8Pack Team Group Xtreem 4000mhz also from the MM for £150.

Suspect the RAM will go faster, just depends if I can be bothered spending the time tweaking.

Now stable at 3466 14-15-14-14-28-42. That will do.

Megahurtz400 · 15 Dec 2018 at 17:54

Does anyone know if Corsair are still doing the free AM4 bracket for their Hydro 115i?

Found a discount code online but doesn’t seem to work

Sturm · 15 Dec 2018 at 20:03

YB2ndBEST said:
Easiest way to start is to use the Ram timings calculator. Input your ram / grab the xmp ratings and start with the SAFE preset. If you can get that 3000 at cl14 at least then you'll be doing good. Goal should be around 3200 cl14.

Ram timings calculator? any more info?

chroniclard · 15 Dec 2018 at 21:52

Sturm said:
Ram timings calculator? any more info?

Download, read instructions, go for it.

https://www.overclock.net/forum/13-...tor-ryzena-1-4-0-1-overclocking-dram-am4.html

Mercutio · 16 Dec 2018 at 08:43

There's the typhoon memory checking software thing (forget the name) to give you a better base line to work from too when using that above. Someone will remember the name I'm sure.

Try:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/8ens8y/you_can_use_ryzen_dram_calculator_to_make_your/

For links to a decent guide.

youdsy · 16 Dec 2018 at 12:01

Can someone help me out regarding offset voltage on my 2700x. The voltage is the same as auto when using offset Vcore.

kitfit1 · 16 Dec 2018 at 12:13

youdsy said:
Can someone help me out regarding offset voltage on my 2700x. The voltage is the same as auto when using offset Vcore.

What + or - offset voltage have you set it to ?

youdsy · 16 Dec 2018 at 12:26

kitfit1 said:
What + or - offset voltage have you set it to ?

Trying to use - offset and see how low I can get it stable. On auto with PBO/XFR the Vcore at 100% load is 1.39-1.41. Regardless of offset value it’s the same voltage. Too big a offset causes windows to crash on startup but other than that it’s doing nothing.

kitfit1 · 16 Dec 2018 at 12:50

youdsy said:
Trying to use - offset and see how low I can get it stable. On auto with PBO/XFR the Vcore at 100% load is 1.39-1.41. Regardless of offset value it’s the same voltage. Too big a offset causes windows to crash on startup but other than that it’s doing nothing.

As per my sig, my 2700x runs at 4.25Ghz all cores, PBO enabled and PE at level 4. I use the Vcore offset at -0.02. When running something like Realbench, Vcore in HWinfo64 is about 1.405v. If running Prime95 or OCCT that voltage drops to about 1.394v. You won't notice a voltage drop that much unless you are running Prime95 or OCCT.

What you will notice though is that maximum Vcore won't go much above 1.45v for single core boost.

Sturm · 16 Dec 2018 at 17:31

chroniclard said:
Download, read instructions, go for it.

https://www.overclock.net/forum/13-...tor-ryzena-1-4-0-1-overclocking-dram-am4.html

Mercutio said:
There's the typhoon memory checking software thing (forget the name) to give you a better base line to work from too when using that above. Someone will remember the name I'm sure.

Try:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/8ens8y/you_can_use_ryzen_dram_calculator_to_make_your/

For links to a decent guide.

Cheers guys
Using the typhoon tool shows my ram to be hynix due to this result (H5AN8G8N?FR-TFC) but not sure which of the 3 options to use in the calculator (MFR, AFR or CJR) think I can rule out CJR due to the ?FR

opethdisciple · 17 Dec 2018 at 18:08

Latest BIOS for my Prime-Pro x370 may have finally fixed my ram.

I can now it seems run it at 3200MHz (DOCP) and it is not falling over or crashing the PC.

Early days yet but I played a solid 2hrs of BFV and FarCry 5 using DOCP and it was 100% fine!

On the downside PBO has been removed from the BIOS. But that's not a big issue to be honest. CPU still boost to the same speeds.

I'm sure ASUS had a reason to remove it.

kitfit1 · 17 Dec 2018 at 21:31

opethdisciple said:
Latest BIOS for my Prime-Pro x370 may have finally fixed my ram.

I can now it seems run it at 3200MHz (DOCP) and it is not falling over or crashing the PC.

Early days yet but I played a solid 2hrs of BFV and FarCry 5 using DOCP and it was 100% fine!

On the downside PBO has been removed from the BIOS. But that's not a big issue to be honest. CPU still boost to the same speeds.

I'm sure ASUS had a reason to remove it.

Many thanks for for the heads up. Been waiting for 6401 for my CH6 for months. Only had it installed for a few hours, but was easy to tighten my ram timings up with no issues at all. Even got Tcke down from 8 to 4 and still running Ramtest 3800% in, so looking good so far. I've got a sneaky feeling this bios is going to get my ram to 3600Mhz, maybe even beyond

opethdisciple · 17 Dec 2018 at 22:34

I thought why not and pushed the ram to 3333MHz at 1.4v as everyone says it's easy with the 8 Pack ram. It needed a bump in volts but so far so good it's not falling over when I play games.

I only played 1hr if Far Cry 5 but looks good so far.

Seems all along the issues was the BIOS.

pandem0nium · 18 Dec 2018 at 11:07

opethdisciple said:
I thought why not and pushed the ram to 3333MHz at 1.4v as everyone says it's easy with the 8 Pack ram. It needed a bump in volts but so far so good it's not falling over when I play games.

I only played 1hr if Far Cry 5 but looks good so far.

Seems all along the issues was the BIOS.

Wahey! good to know you got it sorted in the end.

MG42Maniac · 18 Dec 2018 at 16:05

I built 2 x 2700X systems back in October. They have the following identical core components 2700x, 16GB Teamgroup 3600MHz & B450 AORUS M. Server is left on 24/7 and is used for Plex, RDP while at work and I will stick a GPU in it so it can be gamed on. Gaming PC is not on that much, I'm more concerned about power over power usage.

The server has an Alpenföhn Brocken 3 cooler and the gaming PC has an EVGA CLC 240mm. Neither of these systems seems to like the RAM set to XMP profile 3600MHz, I've had to keep the 3600MHz timings but lower speed to 3200MHz. I've used Ryzen Master and got the gaming PC to get to 4.2GHz on all cores, 1.35v, temps seem decent at around 60c. I'd like it to boost to 4.4GHz (possible!?) for single-threaded stuff but cannot seem to get it stable. Is it even worth it?

The server seems to be far pickier when it comes to all core boost, I am not wanting to stick too many volts through it as I want to keep the idle power usage as low as possible while still getting good performance. My Cinebench score is around 1730 which I don't think is that great.

I'd love both systems to be able to run the RAM at 3600MHz and 4.2GHz all core /4.4GHz single but I don't think that will happen.

I had 2 x Haswell systems before this (both had mild overclocks, performed in BIOS) so trying to get my head around how Ryzen does things.

I naively thought that Ryzen Master would use Precision Boost Overdrive and take the guesswork out of it. But I've manually had to set values.

I've not gone into BIOS yet, purely because I was under the impression Ryzen Master was good enough.

Illuminist · 18 Dec 2018 at 16:20

kitfit1 said:
Many thanks for for the heads up. Been waiting for 6401 for my CH6 for months. Only had it installed for a few hours, but was easy to tighten my ram timings up with no issues at all. Even got Tcke down from 8 to 4 and still running Ramtest 3800% in, so looking good so far. I've got a sneaky feeling this bios is going to get my ram to 3600Mhz, maybe even beyond

On the x470 Gigabyte Ultra Gaming with the new and latest bios for agesa 1.0.0.6 , did absolutely nothing to let me run this ram at 3200 at its rated timings, manual or DOCP , just produced memory errors just like before.....
Any suggestion ? should i try 1.4v ? or something else, kinda bored of wasting hours trying to get it there, tried ram calculator many times in the past with no luck
Its a shame because it runs great at 13.13.13 28 42 and even at 12.13.12.28.32 @ 1.37v - 3000mhz
But cannot and will not run at 3200

opethdisciple · 18 Dec 2018 at 19:46

pandem0nium said:
Wahey! good to know you got it sorted in the end.

Unfortunately it was only a short term success. Some more play time today has shown that it is actually not stable at thse frequences and 3133MHz is the highest it'll go.

HRL · 18 Dec 2018 at 19:54

Illuminist said:
On the x470 Gigabyte Ultra Gaming with the new and latest bios for agesa 1.0.0.6 , did absolutely nothing to let me run this ram at 3200 at its rated timings, manual or DOCP , just produced memory errors just like before.....
Any suggestion ? should i try 1.4v ? or something else, kinda bored of wasting hours trying to get it there, tried ram calculator many times in the past with no luck
Its a shame because it runs great at 13.13.13 28 42 and even at 12.13.12.28.32 @ 1.37v - 3000mhz
But cannot and will not run at 3200

Nothing wrong with 1.4V at all as long as it’s not getting too hot.

Think I had 1.41V to get 3400 stable.

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