Hi folks,
I recently spent a great deal of time tinkering with my memory settings attempting to get 128GB running super stable on my 7950X3D.
Memory specs:
- Silicon Power DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) RGB C30-38-38-96 (6000) Hynix die
- 6000MT/s (PC5-48000)
- 288-pin CL30 1.35V
- SP064GXLWU60AF
https://www.silicon-power.com/web/gb/product-Zenith_DDR5_RGB_Gaming_UDIMM
I ran following to test the stability.
- AIDA64 Extreme 7.35.7000 System Stability Test for 8 hours (Stress CPU, FPU, cache, system memory).
- Testmem5 0.13.1 with DDR5 Ryzen3D @ anta777 profile for 8 hours.
- CoreCycler 0.9.6.2 with PRIME95, AIDA64 & YCRUNCHER options for 8 hours each (24 hours total).
- OCCT 13.1.7 stability test (CPU + RAM) for 6 hours for each of (24 hours total):
- Data Set: Large, Mode: Extreme, Load Type: Steady, Instruction Set: SSE
- Data Set: Large, Mode: Extreme, Load Type: Steady, Instruction Set: AVX
- Data Set: Large, Mode: Extreme, Load Type: Steady, Instruction Set: AVX2
- Data Set: Large, Mode: Extreme, Load Type: Steady, Instruction Set: AVX512
Here are the settings just in case it's of help to anyone out there struggling with the same problem.
9 Comments
Can you share ur aida64 memory latency test curious to see what’s it like.
Good work, did you spend a lot of time finding the optimal RTT and ODT values?
what does super stable mean
I can see some of buildzoid’s hynix easy timings. Does it pass y-cruncher/tm5/karhu?
I am also curious if this passes y-cruncher
What’s your motherboard? Do you have a recommendation for an mATX board for RAM overclock?
I thought 4 sticks of RAM at 6000MT/s was impossible
Four rams can make some problems on cpu imc, two is easier to imc.
That’s some impressive combination of dedication and luck
congratulations on both!