Surprised by the scaling with ram oc on X3D. Basically does not care about bandwidth in the slight lest but goes hard with lower latency. {I know latency and bandwidth go hand in hand but you get it}
Surprised by the scaling with ram oc on X3D. Basically does not care about bandwidth in the slight lest but goes hard with lower latency. {I know latency and bandwidth go hand in hand but you get it}
What do you get 3600/14 to 3800/14? Or 3600/13 to 3800/13? I think it’d be more helpful to only change one variable at a time.
Curious as I just upgraded from 5600x to 5800x3d and was able to go from 3600 to 3800 without issue, which I couldn’t do with my 5600x… (stock timings 16-18-18 Micron E-die 4x8GB). makes me halfway tempted to try tightening timings, but man what a rabbit hole that turns into.
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I reckon the biggest jump came from the FCLK not CL14>13. Thanks for sharing!
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What do you get 3600/14 to 3800/14? Or 3600/13 to 3800/13? I think it’d be more helpful to only change one variable at a time.
Curious as I just upgraded from 5600x to 5800x3d and was able to go from 3600 to 3800 without issue, which I couldn’t do with my 5600x… (stock timings 16-18-18 Micron E-die 4x8GB). makes me halfway tempted to try tightening timings, but man what a rabbit hole that turns into.
I reckon the biggest jump came from the FCLK not CL14>13. Thanks for sharing!