Any weird values? XMP 1 (3600mhz) not stable on my system it seems (whea 18 errors), wondering if the values are ok
Any weird values? XMP 1 (3600mhz) not stable on my system it seems (whea 18 errors), wondering if the values are ok
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“I/O driver is not responding or not loaded” when loading zentimings btw, that’s why some values are hidden. If those values are needed I’ll try to find a fix.
Are you using negative CO values? If so revert to 0 and retest.
Otherwise you can try manipulating SOC through 1.15V or so and try adjusting VDDGs.
But typically WHEA 18 comes from the cores, most often unstable CO counts. The cores spend less time waiting on ram access when the ram is clocked higher, so may need a little less offset at same frequency.
Alternatively, the worst core quality Zen parts could get core errors at 0 CO with barely more than spec 3200MT/s. Wouldn’t expect to see that in a 5800X3D necessarily.
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