I'm running a PBO all core negative offset of -26 on my CPU (absolutely rock solid) and I tightened up my timings using Buildzoid as a base, then "making things right" with conventional knowledge (that I realize isn't as applicable with modern Ryzen). This is a gaming rig and that's all I really care about optimizing for. I realize this makes less of a difference on an X3D chip for my use case but I figure this will bring up 1% lows at a minimum. My question:
Would it be better to run CL 28 (with adjusted sub-timings to compensate) or try for 6200 (with perhaps the proper FCLK adjustment)? Right now I'm 20,000% Karhu stable w/ FurMark heat soak, TM5 stable (Absolut, Ryzen3D & Extreme) and OCCT stable. Should I even do anything? Is GDM even worth disabling (I get conflicting reports)?
Thanks!
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Higher MT/s / UCLK is what BZ says should be first priority. I would 100% run 6200 MT/s or 6400 MT/s if possible.