You could try to disable GDM, this might require some more voltage or maybe not but will slightly reduce latency, if you disable GDM make sure to set both SCL to 5/5
Then you can adjust some BIOS settings:
Nitro on, Robust memory training on, 1-2-1 burst X8X8
SVM Off, TSME Off, Memory context restore off, Disable iGPU, Bankswapmode=Swap APU (only if you disable iGPU!)
You can also try to raise your FCLK above 2100MHz if you dont plan on pushing voltage further, 2200 FCLK is often stable and gives a nice boost to latency and bandwidth with 6000MT/s.
I personally also use different tRAS and tRC calc, you can try them if you want or just stick with yours. tRAS=tRCD+tRTP (46), tRC=tRP+tRAS+8 (90)
I run the same kit as you at 6200CL28 with 2200FCLK and also 6400CL30 2133FCLK
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tRRDS *4 should = tFAW
tRDWR=15
You could try to disable GDM, this might require some more voltage or maybe not but will slightly reduce latency, if you disable GDM make sure to set both SCL to 5/5
Then you can adjust some BIOS settings:
Nitro on, Robust memory training on, 1-2-1 burst X8X8
SVM Off, TSME Off, Memory context restore off, Disable iGPU, Bankswapmode=Swap APU (only if you disable iGPU!)
You can also try to raise your FCLK above 2100MHz if you dont plan on pushing voltage further, 2200 FCLK is often stable and gives a nice boost to latency and bandwidth with 6000MT/s.
I personally also use different tRAS and tRC calc, you can try them if you want or just stick with yours. tRAS=tRCD+tRTP (46), tRC=tRP+tRAS+8 (90)
I run the same kit as you at 6200CL28 with 2200FCLK and also 6400CL30 2133FCLK