Okay after a few days of messing with my timings after only being able to stabilize 8400, these are my timings which I don't think is bad at all, but my question is, which I include in the pictures attached, is under 35c ram that's water cooled, how come I am unable to run trefi over 131,071? The timings in the picture are all stable and run, but any time I change trefi above that, tm5 Intel DDR5 fails quick and hard lol.

2 Comments

  1. Obvious_Drive_1506

    The temp sensor is closer to the water than the chips are so there’s probably some leeway there. I’d just say go down a tiny bit and call it good

  2. Lele92007

    I would question the usefulness of running tREFI that high in the first place, 64K with tigthened tRFC is already well under a percent of time spent refreshing.

    Other comment is right , SPD temp is likely much lower than IC temp, you might have better temps with bare dimms and a fan blowing over them.

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