Could you guys see and if these are good timings? Gotten from buildzoid's 6400mhz cl26 2x32gb but went with cl28 for more stability.
Kingston 5600mhz CL36 Kit 2x32gb DDR5
Dual Rank Hynix A-Die
Nitro is at 1 2 1, 1 2 0 doesn't post.
I can do 2200fclk, is this fine to do while at 6400mhz?
I'm just looking to see if any one of these timings are "dumb" or could be improved in any way.
This is actually a new 9800x3d, my old one (before it died) could do much better but I don't have any screenshots, was the same settings though. I do have a ram cooler and the RAM is chill at 30c at goes to around 50-55c while gaming.
Haven't actually started any stress tests but mainly just looking for feedback on current values then i'll take a look at stabilising everything, thanks.
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Are you sure that this vsoc is stable? first thing you should do is stress test using linpackXtreme64 10GB and at least 10 iterations, and watch gflops speed, it should variance within 3-4 at most.
Second test, 30 minutes of y-cruncher vt3, and watch test speed it also should variance about 5 value of difference.
Third test testmem5 absolute 1 hour and a half, then if you want you can do testmem5 1usmus v3 overnight.
What RAM cooler do you have?
6400mt 2133mhz fclk is ideal. More is unnecessary.
Even my basic 6000mhz seemed stable then after 3/4 hours they almost ruined my win 11
It is interesting I have similar latency and read/write volume with the same memory working on 6000 CL30 with 7800X3D…