Hi everyone, I recently upgraded from an i5-6600K after almost 11 years and bought a brand new Ryzen 7 5700X. After spending the last few weeks testing and understanding Zen 3, I ended up with results that seem significantly better…
Update to the yesterday's post: My 5600Mhz CL36 Hynix M-die kit ran flawlessy on Intel platform for 3 years. I was able to run them at 6400Mhz CL30 with zero issues. After switching to AM5, there has been nothing but…
Hi, so i found a laptop motherboard at a store (i think they get big boxes of amazon returns or something) the owner didnt really knew or cared what it was he said u can take it for 2 bucks,…
This is my ram specs i am running 6000 cl40 with xmp1 profile i have gigabyte b650 aorus elite ax and Ryzen 7 7700x cpu i think if i run it at 1.45v something like that i could achieve 6000…
I'm not an expert, so I don't really know where to start to improve the performance of this RAM. I'd like to get it to at least 6000 MT/s and tighten the timings because they are really high right now.…
I'm currently overclocking my 4x8gb ddr4 samsung b-die ram, and I'm hitting thermal wall in long term test TM5 with anta777 extreme profile. Im thinking about adding a thermalright tl-b6b fan as i marked on the picture, so it will…
R my ram timming good or poor as i dont my best any tips also been told makes no difference at all if you are running a 3d chip
So this profile passes every profile on tm5 and karhu at 10000%. Yet on y cruncher vt3 sometimes it allocates 1.47 gb per thread and other times it allocates 1.56 gb per thread. It'll pass an hr on 1.47 gb…
I have been suffering from stability issues with my setup. I can usually run demanding stress tests for hours, including Karhu and VT3 while simulatenously stress testing the GPU. No errors. Then after reboot the overclock might become very unstable.…
Can someone take a look at my results? 9800X3D, A-Die Hynix 2×16, CL30 6000 MHz. This is the best stable result I’ve managed to get so far. I’m still not fully convinced about GDM and Nitro 1/2/0, because the only…