Very new to RAM overclocking, so I've only really copied timings for Hynix die ram. System seems completely stable, but I'd like to tighten my timings up if anyone has any suggestions.
Very new to RAM overclocking, so I've only really copied timings for Hynix die ram. System seems completely stable, but I'd like to tighten my timings up if anyone has any suggestions.
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Something is wrong with your ram latency, try to test aida in safe mode.
Latency is bit high but nothing bad imo, here is my setup U can try with same kit as Urs.
[Imgur](https://imgur.com/3JqChJU)
See if you can set it to 6400 uclk: mclk 1:1 with vsoc 1.3. Might have to set cl to 36 before you work on minimizing.
If so keep reducing vsoc by 0.01 until it fails.
If not, try 6200 uclk: mclk 1:1 with vsoc 1.3
Also see if you can get gdm disabled.
Is cl30 minimized? Your vdd voltage is low so you have headroom. However focus on trying for 6400/6200 first since that will give more bandwidth and lower latency. Lowering cl will only lower latency.
6400 cl34 == 6000 cl28 except 6400 has more bandwidth
Standard timmings.
Set VDD 1.43 and try:
tCL 28
tRCD 36
tRP 32
tRAS 40
tRP 60
tRFC 416
Should be able to get your primaries a lot lower. TCL 28. Trcd 35-37. Trp 32-34. Tras 30 trc 62
Also wrwrsd/dd seems high at least 8/9
Also Hynix a is known for being able to run low trfc 384 or 416. Also you shouldn’t need 1.25 soc for 6000. I’d be surprised if you even need 1.2 im running 6200 2200 fclk on 64gb with ~1.25
You can achieve the same with substantially lower voltages.
[https://ibb.co/1GRQrpNs](https://ibb.co/1GRQrpNs)
I appreciate all of the tips and insight, once I have a free day I’m gonna mess around with the timings more and dial them in with everything you’ve all said and shown. Thanks everyone!
Lower your vsoc asap, I’m able to run 1.075v on my Corsair 6000Mhz CL28 with MEM VDD and MEM VDDQ at 1.3V, CPU VDDIO at 1.1V
You should be able to run vsoc 1.1v and 1.3v for vdd/vddq/vddio, if you want then to fruther lower them and check stability do so. Running 1.25v vsoc for 6000 is absolute madness