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Mostly doing this for fun and to push this kit of DDR5 to the absolute limit as any performance increase between CL30 and CL32 will be rather small.

Over 11W maximum per DIMM 👀

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I normally run CL32 at 1.65v.

KGuiX is just a UI replacement for Karhu in case you don't know https://github.com/jjgraphix/KGuiX

Karhu runs a bit faster with CL30, but a jump from 1.65v to 1.92v is quite a gap!

8000CL32 – 8ns

8000CL30 – 7.5ns

That 0.5ns ends up being very costly in terms of voltage 😂

VSOC higher with CL30 at the moment, but I'll try brining it back down in-line with the CL32 profile. At 8000 2:1 you usually can bring the VSOC down quite a bit.

When watercooled as you can see above ambient matters more than voltage (CL32 run done when it was warmer here so temps higher at 1.65v than 1.92v).

Most of this testing is going on during ASUS firing out a new BIOS every week and MS trying to fix Windows 11 🤦 Will do more benching in time between the two profiles.

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  1. I do prefer Intel but in this case, you can call me very much impressed!!!

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