No offence, but this is some serious role reversal from you, Gavin. It wasn't all that long ago that you had your pitch fork out when I told you that those speeds were conditional. Now, you're all for it.
3600 is indeed possible with the right tune, board, modules and a systematic approach. It is not by any means easy, and there's no real guarantee that all samples will achieve it unconditionally. 3466 should be achievable on the majority of CPU without a problem, assuming the user is capable. 3500-3550 was possible on very early microcode, too. I demonstrated on OCN at the time. The real problem is that X370 is not much of an enthusiast platform, and requires more nous and time than Intel parts in order to push things.
That said, advising users to try CAS12 is poor advice, there's no escaping that fact.
Nor is there any escaping constantly resorting to calling forum members and customers keyboard warriors, as being fairly terrible behaviour from staff.
