I’ve always tested how high can the memory go with each bios update and the most I’ve only ever been able to do was 8400mt but that was super finicky, with this new bios I’m able to get to 8700mt with ease. Still doing tests, just wanted to see it would boot with the timings and voltages. I get stuck at 8800mt and I can already do 6600mt 1:1 6800mt 1:1 gets stuck.
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Are you testing for any stability or just post.
I’ll give it a try
Niceee, so you just posted for us to see you could do 8700mts? Thats impressive! I managed to do 8400 on my CL30 6000 kit, ofcourse just to see how far they will go. 😀
Honest question. Is there any benefit of such high frequencies with such loose timings? I always thought you could compare setups by dividing frequency by tcl. In this case, that’s 138. Compared to say, 8000c32, which is 250, significantly higher.
Gross timings dude. But cool you got to 8700mhz!
I installed it this morning, but didn’t improve anything. still struggling to get 6400 1:1 working just as previous bios versions