I'm starting out in the world of RAM overclocking and I have this pair of Samsung B die 3600 14-15-15-35 and I managed to get it to work without adjusting anything. What can I improve?
Your vsoc is way too high, above 1.1v most chips don’t scale anymore. Sometimes even a lower voltage will be more stable. Also you can probably run 3800, at least 3733. Don’t be afraid to crank up voltage, 1.55v is safe, maybe 1.6v with very good cooling and a lower procodt if stable. This will massively help you tightening timings
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1) Why is your Vsoc so high? Set to 1.1 at max, wtf. This is too much juice.
2) try 18-18-18-18 and 3800/1900 run stress test. If pass try 3866/1933. If fail tighten 3800/1900 by 2-2-2-2 until it fails a stress test. Then individually try -2 on each timing for a fuller tune.
3) You can bump up the DRAM voltage to 1.55 if your temps are sub 70C on the RAM sticks. Might need to raise trfc a bit if it fails at 70C. If you go to 70C right away either put a fan or try 1.5 but this will help lower primaries.
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Your vsoc is way too high, above 1.1v most chips don’t scale anymore. Sometimes even a lower voltage will be more stable. Also you can probably run 3800, at least 3733. Don’t be afraid to crank up voltage, 1.55v is safe, maybe 1.6v with very good cooling and a lower procodt if stable. This will massively help you tightening timings
1) Why is your Vsoc so high? Set to 1.1 at max, wtf. This is too much juice.
2) try 18-18-18-18 and 3800/1900 run stress test. If pass try 3866/1933. If fail tighten 3800/1900 by 2-2-2-2 until it fails a stress test. Then individually try -2 on each timing for a fuller tune.
3) You can bump up the DRAM voltage to 1.55 if your temps are sub 70C on the RAM sticks. Might need to raise trfc a bit if it fails at 70C. If you go to 70C right away either put a fan or try 1.5 but this will help lower primaries.
Remember frequency is >> timings.