9950x3d
X670e hero
2x24gb m-die
Currently running 6400 cl24 with tight timings 1:1. Using 2.07v VDD and 1.5 VDDQ. Could use a little less voltage but not much so I just maxed out vdd for the sake of stability. Currently 3 days in without any issues.
I wonder if anyone else ran vdd at such high voltage for a prolonged period of time without issues? Is this even an issue and not just a myth that it's damaging for the ram sticks?
I don't care if the sticks get damaged. I just want to know how often I need to replace them.
And for those who are wondering:
I build this PC mostly for playing cod mw3 multiplayer at 1440p/low where I want the best possible 1/0.1 percent lows.
Edit:
Ambient 21.5°C. CPU idle 46,6. CPU max temp during testing 76,6°C depending on app. Ram idle 29°C. While playing cod mw3 multiplayer small map moshpit in 1440p low 37-40°C depending on map. While running tm5 ryzen3d preset left stick max 46°C right stick 44°C after 25 minutes of testing. Ram fan 45%(inaudible)until 50°C. Ram errors out between 58-60°C.
Rams are using jeyi aftermarket aluminum heatsink. Cooled with two 60mmx25 noctua fans.
Will convert the top mounted 360mm CPU-AIO intO an RAM-AIO 💣
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The 9950x3d is delided. Liquid metall. 420mm liquid freezer III AIO . Fans running at 20 percent. Inaudible.
Pbo limits motherboard. Scalar X10. Max boost +100. Curve optimizer all core negative -5. Maybe more is possible. Didn't tested yet.
9070xt 80mw negativ voltage offset. -10%Power limit. Vram 2800mhz.
Ram phys are matched. 1-2-1 nitro. 8x, 8x burst. Intensive memory training off. Context restore on.
Bank swap mode APU. Gaming mode legacy.
Zen timings:
Aida:
Mw3:
7 zip:
Pifast:
Pyprime:
Superpi:
Wprime:
Ycruncher:
CPUz:
Cinebench 2024 multi:
Cinebench 2024 single: