CL36 2x24gb Hynix M:
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Basically, I didn't do my research on AM5 and bought this kit on sale (last upgrade was i5-8600k on release). Runs fine on both XMP1 @7000 and XMP2 @7200. No luck trying to get stable 8000 for the 2:1 ratio.

Should I just leave it running at 7200 or try downclock to 6000 with tighter timings? Realistically, how much more real world performance would a properly tuned 6000mhz clock be than 7200?

4 Comments

  1. hause_wsf

    I would try tighter timings with a lower CL like 30 or even 26 with active cooling.

  2. zzzonerrr

    I say first give it a go for 6400 cl32 1:1 rather than 6000. If not stable, then try 6200

  3. You don’t even need a properly tuned 6000, just google buildzoid ez timings and very very likely it will just work

  4. You’re hit with a latency penalty running UCLK=MCLK/2.

    If 8000 MT/s isn’t possible, drop to 6000 to 6400 MT/s and tighten.

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