After a bit of OC, on my 2 16GB 2R 3600MT/s Modules I bought for 60€, I now reached a point where I can safely say I did some stuff.
Happy to share my OC, any ideas on further tuning appreciated.
PS: I am sorry for the bad Screenshot resolution, I had to take them with my phone.
System:
Ryzen 7 5700x (Not OC’ed for the sake of the RAM OC)
MSI B550 Gaming Plus
-Bios version 1.E0 (NOT latest 1.F0 since the AMD security patch had a negative impact on the system performance)
AIDA64 benchmark taken without {Performance Regular 1/00 AIDA64 Latency} on Safeboot.
– Above shows the WORST score of the 10 consecutive runs I did. Minimum Dram Latency achieved= 55.1ns.
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The OC is ~100% stable, no errors over the total 48 hour test period (tested on TM5 anta666 extreme preset, OCCT SSE/AVX2/Memtest86 for 100 cycles, General system performance and stresstests taken in: BDO – Ultra settings, 30min ride, Elden Ring – Maximum settings, RTS disabled, Idle state for 2hrs and effect intensity test for 20minutes, 3DMark-Timespy, Check for System stability alongside current GPU OC)
-GPU: Geforce RTX 3060 12GB (Gainward Ghost)
— +139 Core clock — +1152 VRAM.
General System performance in tests for responsiveness as expected.
1 Comment
So good job aside a couple of things. First off I fibd it hard to believe that CJR needs that loose trp at 3600. I think it should do 19, 20 if ur unlucky but 21 seems a bit far too loose. If you were trying to stabilise 3733 or 3800 it’s another story.
Another big thing is your VDDG IOD is not set correctly in relation to VSOC. If you set 1.05v SOC then max VDDG IOD is 1v. So it needs to be at least 40mV lower than VSOC. Approaching 3600 and going over that I think you should set SOC at 1.1-1.15V and IOD to 1-1.05v. Don’t go over 1.2 for SOC and try not to approach 1.1 on IOD.
Other than that it’s a very nicely tuned profile, good job, if you don’t manage to get trp down I’d try it at 3666 at the least, with the same timings, it should be completely fine.