It's not specified what version runs @ 3200Mhz http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_ga-ax370-Gaming5.pdf
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It's not specified what version runs @ 3200Mhz http://download.gigabyte.us/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_ga-ax370-Gaming5.pdf
it may not be specified but there's more chance that the Sammy b die will run at 3200 with less flaff
Apologies I just checked and in my F6 under XMP I get disabled and profile 1 and I'm set to profile 1. Not sure where I got profile 2 from maybe it was on a previous bios version or I just dreamt it
The corsair LPX is indeed Hynix ver 5.39 which I'm pretty sure I read on here was officially supported on this bios version at the full 3200MHz and it worked perfectly for me.
Apologies I just checked and in my F6 under XMP I get disabled and profile 1 and I'm set to profile 1. Not sure where I got profile 2 from maybe it was on a previous bios version or I just dreamt it
The corsair LPX is indeed Hynix ver 5.39 which I'm pretty sure I read on here was officially supported on this bios version at the full 3200MHz and it worked perfectly for me.
ah no probs - thank god for that as I thought I was going to go mad looking for xmp profile 2!
strange, I just get boot loops on my v5.39 on xmp 3200. weirdly if I just let it loop for 4 or 5 times it eventually loads into windows fine with the ram showing @ 3200. never did any stress testing on it though. guess i'll just have to have a play about. cheers for the info
ah no probs - thank god for that as I thought I was going to go mad looking for xmp profile 2!
strange, I just get boot loops on my v5.39 on xmp 3200. weirdly if I just let it loop for 4 or 5 times it eventually loads into windows fine with the ram showing @ 3200. never did any stress testing on it though. guess i'll just have to have a play about. cheers for the info
I had boot loops when I used XMP profile as well. Try setting everything manually with higher Ram voltage.
yea if memory serves me correctly I think when I bumped vram up to 1.4v it booted fine (though again I didn't do any stress testing) i'll give it a whirl this evening and see how I get on
cheers chaps
Have you tried OCing yet?
ah no probs - thank god for that as I thought I was going to go mad looking for xmp profile 2!
strange, I just get boot loops on my v5.39 on xmp 3200. weirdly if I just let it loop for 4 or 5 times it eventually loads into windows fine with the ram showing @ 3200. never did any stress testing on it though. guess i'll just have to have a play about. cheers for the info
I'm getting this with the MSI tomahawk mobo with the 170 BIOS. It loops when I set the memory to 2966, boot loops I mean. I can only clear it when I power down completely.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/team...al-channel-kit-grey-tlgd416g30-my-087-tg.html
^I'm using this RAM^
Any chance you can post up a screenshot of your BIOS settings for your CPU OC? I really don't like this mobo's BIOS at all. It's a 1600 CPU with that RAM and the MSI tomahawk mobo
I can do buddy but it'll be later this evening after work if that's ok.
The gigabyte bios, while often derided, works perfectly well. It just looks a bit dated due to the colours they seem to like to use.
Gentleman, thanks
Not yet. It is currently hooked up in the basement as the office is being decorated (dust from sanding everywhere). I have Samsung b-die memory Ryzen specific RAM but it keeps resetting to 2133mhz. Want to get that figured out first before I attempt oc.
here ya go buddy.
all I've done so far is up the clock freq to 38, switched vcore from auto to 1.275 (will try lower soon)
svm mode = disabled
amd cool&quiet = disabled
core performance boost = disabled
when/if I decide to go higher I'll probably have to tinker with the settings a bit more but thus far with the above settings all is stable - day to day stable. ran prime for about 30mins then just used the pc as I normally would. no issues this past week even after hours of pubg*
*only thing I will add, this is the second board as the 1st had to be rma'd after it just randomly died. the first sign I had was the system clock losing time, changed bios battery but still had the problem. an hour later the board just died. system clock is now doing the same, battery changed and still happening but it's been doing it for a week now and all is orking fine apart from the clock losing time. might just be a bug but i'll report back if this one dies too!
Use autovoltage. It will select something just below 1.4v (don't really want to be going above that for 24/7 use anyway). Then see how far you can overclock it.
Use hwinfo to monitor it all.
OK, thanks. I'll just leave it on auto, and try just putting '3600' into the frequency box and see what happens and go from there.
I am on the stock 1600 cooler btw.