Well, big one is to ensure the FCLK is stable. Run Prime95 large FFTs and OCCT VRAM at max utilization at the same time to see if your FCLK is stable there, it’s fairly rare to hit 2000 FCLK without WHEA 19 errors. My 5800X is stable at 2000 FCLK, but most people are shocked that it does so.
Beyond that, did you modify secondaries and tertiaries at all or did you just adjust the primaries? Asking because some of the timings that provide real world performance seem like they might be on auto. Additionally, DRAM voltage used for this?
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Well, big one is to ensure the FCLK is stable. Run Prime95 large FFTs and OCCT VRAM at max utilization at the same time to see if your FCLK is stable there, it’s fairly rare to hit 2000 FCLK without WHEA 19 errors. My 5800X is stable at 2000 FCLK, but most people are shocked that it does so.
Beyond that, did you modify secondaries and tertiaries at all or did you just adjust the primaries? Asking because some of the timings that provide real world performance seem like they might be on auto. Additionally, DRAM voltage used for this?
Edit: [Here](https://www.reddit.com/r/overclocking/s/QP3U3p5cCX) is my post with timings and AIDA64, don’t use the timings as my kit is Samsung B die and can handle a lot more than most.