Its really just trial and error until you find the sweet spot. Once you find something that appears stable, set up a bootable memory test like Memtest on a USB to check its 100% stable or you'll come across issues as you go.
You want to start with the dram calcs safe timings and make sure you have gear down mode enabled as this is very important when trying to get ram stable. no boot means your a way off, boot but crash means your closer.
Its also worth updating the bios to latest v35 as theres been some memory stability improvements from the early bios.
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