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J7SC_Orion
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Great stuff ! Please note that I am new to DDR5 (barely 2 weeks or so, with interruptions) and certainly still have a lot to learn and try... I know my kit can run CL32 (7200 shown is native but got higher on the other machine)...I also have hit over DDR5 8100 'by mistake' when playing with bclk (see green and orange below), never mind IF 2277 (w/o crashing when doing CPU-Z ???). Again, that was accidental - playing around after first-ever boot-up. I should also note that this kit is an Intel kit with XMP and it has no EXPO, but at least the 670E Aorus Master bios has a setting for XMP (never mind 'eclk' for the rainy season ). My focus though has been to get two settings all locked in at stock / nominal primary timings and thoroughly stress-tested - one for every-day gaming and the other for stable benching. Buildzoid's vid - the one where where he hits 8000 for the first time ever with a nominal 8000 2x 24 GB M-die Intel kit that wouldn't even do 8000 on Intel but does do it on his AMD B650E Tachyon - was also helpful once I realized I had a similar 2x 24 GB kit (at a great price). In fact, my 7200 nominal kit runs slightly tighter timings at lower voltages at 8000 compared to what he showed - I am thrilled with that as my board is the 4-Dimm 670E Master, not the 2-Dimm B650E Tachyon. Read-speeds approaching 102000 MB/s with is a really nice setting for the latest AAA gaming. Next step will be to thoroughly test lower CL for the 8000 daily setting - sadly, I ran out of Bios-profile slots as various permutations and combinations work / show promise even before I get to eclk and tighter CLs beyond just playing around. IMO, none of the mobo vendors I am aware of give you enough save-profile slots and also truncate the label length FYI, Buildzoid also mentioned that 1:2 (ie 8000) isn't quite as impactful on a single CCD CPU compared to a dual CCD CPU, apparently due to IF bandwidth limitations but your results seem to suggest otherwise. In any event, DDR5 8000 is no longer off-limit to AMD Ryzen 7Ks
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...checking out a forming hurricane... Tokyo... Alpha Centauri
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...as long as you got the latest AGESA for your Ryzen 7k and latest bios, playing with DDR5 on this platform is a ton of fun (...and relatively easy). There are two schools of thought: Either run 1/1 for extra tight timings, or 1/2 ("gear 2") for extra bandwidth. According to folks like Buildzoid, by about DDR5 7600 or higher, the latter starts to make sense for most app. FYI, I can also run up to DDR5 6400 (6500 w/bclk) with this very same kit - for now, both settings have the same primary timings which are the nominal ones for this kit (that may change later during the late fall)...secondary and other subtimings are a different matter, though
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...this is a relatively new Hynix M-die. Kit is GSkill's 2x 24 GB DDR5 7200 ...turned out to be a fantastic overclocking kit at modest voltages
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@ENTERPRISE @Bastiaan_NL et al ...DDR 5 8000+ rabbit hole dive on 7950X3D - so far, looks good on stress testing though I'm still fine-tuning some the voltages..
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That's even crazier than some of the insurance snags I see here
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@ENTERPRISE ...I am still in the process of setting up my 7950X3D (X670E Aorus Master, different bios look than the MSI). 7950X3D are actually relatively easy to oc once all the foot work has been done.... 1.) Tune your RAM for all it is worth. I have a set of 2x 24 GB GSkill 7200 (SK Hynix M-die) which overclock well past 8000 w/o much trouble or extra voltage and this RAM is best served using gear2, but your kit might be different. So first thing you might want to do is to dive into the rabbit hole of RAM tuning (bandwidth and timings). Then 2.), go for the PBO options plus Curve Optimizer (CO) either for all-core or per-core...I normally would not recommend it, but Ryzen Master is actually a decent tool to check for best cores and curve optimizations. > This link (scroll down) helps with the CO using Ryzen Master. Beyond that, familiarize yourself with XBox game bar or better yet Process Lasso, given the unique asymmetric CCDs (same Zen4 core which is fantastic, but CCD 0 has the extra cache while CCD 1 has the extra speed.
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...well, it was bound to happen
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...'''quick''' run on my not quite complete 7950X3D setup...CinebenchR24 is certainly taking a lot longer than any previous version
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GSkill TridentZ 2x 24 GB 7200 TZ5RK (Hynix; M-die I think)
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1.35V for the 2x 24 GB kit, which is what it is nominally rated at (so no extra juice - for now )
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...just finishing setup of a 7950X3D; that VCache is perfect for FS2020 and its weird coding
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...Buildzoid vid above was a great starting point for the bios and 24 GB sticks RAM as I picked up a 7950X3D / Aourus Master / 2x 24 DDR5 7200 last week. Of course, all those vids are also subject to specific CPU, mobo etc. Much more fiddling to come when I'm a bit less busy at work. Below was hour 1 after boot-up...
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...very true re. picnh of salt- 'caution is the mother of the crate full of porcelain' as some say (probably lost some in translation). Both Skatterbencher and Buildzoid often tell you not to just copy their settings helter-skelter w/o thorough testing. Still, for my purposes, Buildzoid's vid on DDR5 8000 on a Gigabyte Tachyon were invaluable as a starting point. I happen to have a very similar 2x 24 GB DDR5 kit,and the Gigabyte bios organization between Tachyon and Master is 'similar'...I mostly had Asus mobos over the last decade (work, productivity) so I know Asus bios by heart, Gigabyte and MSI 'not so much'. In addition, this is my first time with DDR5...
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Let the Ryzen X3D fun begin !!! I'm also having a blast with a Ryzen 7950X3D and Aorus X670E Master (which btw has asynchronous / eclk but not trying that yet). In any case, check out this vid by Buildzoid (and similar ones in his channel. Also, Skatterbencher has some wild OC stuff on his channel - check both channels out because apart from the two vids below, they have many more on the theme . I only just finished the basic setup yesterday but wow, those X3D chips really make a difference in many games (and even some benches)
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Nice ! ...I really do like the Arctic LF 420, superb results when adjusted for noise - but it was a temporary solution to set up the basics of the new Giga Aorus 670E Master (2x 24 DDR5 8000 check). Now all the new stuff is getting integrated into the big custom loops --- very complex, especially with an injured hand (getting better though). I finally solved some conundrums in the dual mobo-single case build, so it is functional at least, though not visually cleaned up. The Arctic LF 420 is moving over to a another productivity-centric build to cool a 16C/32T backup machine. Top left in the pic below before disassembly...
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...first tentative steps into DDR5 territory (via mobo-on-box approach) with the new system based on an Aorus X670E Master and 7950X3D...will take a while to complete and integrate into the existing w-cooling loop(s) and transfer the 'correct' GPU.
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...Arctic 420 AIO (3x 140mm) for pre-custom loop 7950X3D built setup work. Afterward, duties for a 3950X back-up system for the Arctic 420. 360 AIO in the background shown re. size difference
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What's that burning smell ? ...I have been in pm contact 'elsewhere' a few times with Veii, and both he and Kefi were posting recently at the 4090 thread 'elsewhere' before/at 'release day' - they both seem like very capable and likable fellows. I bet you right about now, TPU's 'unverified GPU bios' segment is getting combed for various-gen XOC vbios....I can hardly wait for a new inexperienced user to complain after loading a 1000 W vbios on their air-cooled entry-level card . It is of course recommended to only try this if you have a dual vbios on your card, or at least an iGPU - and very good cooling. In any case, I hope they follow this up with some sort of vbios editor that works on the latest NVidia gens (touring, ampere, ada lovelace). I fondly recall my first real GTX6xx series bios modding > via Notepad !! Those were the days...This being an arms-race of sorts, NVidia engineers are probably very busy right about now pushing new micro-codes
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...for the new mobo / CPU build above, 6tb (3x 2tb) WD Black SN850X; on sale at US$117 per drive
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Thanks so much for that Google docs table - I had been eyeing an Aorus 670E Master (knew of one left in town) but wanted to know more about the oc clock features. The retailer mounted the CPU (7950X3D, in part for productivity) and flashed the latest bios already. RAM is 48 GB (2x 24 GB) 7200 TridentZ 36 CL....Unfortunately, I won't have time for about a week to ten days to exchange mobos in my w-cooled setup as I am very busy at work...but anticipation is a lot of fun in itself... PRICE was right, and I got a Starfield Premium coupon
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@bonami2, @Sir Beregond and all other OLED fans ...this is definitely worth watching on your OLED (including sound at 1.20 min and onwards). While few will have an 8K HDR 240 FPS setup, this is one of the best-produced demos I have seen...
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FYI, as mentioned a while back, if your system you use for FS2020 runs into some CPU or RAM limitations, you can always set 'Priority' to high in Task Manager / Details for the relevant .exe file ...approaching Svalbard ...back in town, checking if I am home... ...flying WNW from Vancouver at sunset
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Post your Results for the New Solar Bay Benchmark from 3DMark
J7SC_Orion replied to J7SC_Orion's topic in PC Gaming
I like to emphasize that bugged scores via VRAM don't really work with Solar Bay, unlike they did with Speedway and PR starting those whole ECC arguments. Several long-term OCer folks on another OC thread mentioned this about Solar Bay, and the two or so bugged runs I saw when the VRAM was cold confirmed it. There is also a related warning that pops up at 3DM. My biggest hold-back is cold VRAM as I encased it in thermal putty, thinking back to the 3090 GDDR6X ovens...turned out to be a mistake I will have to correct; my VRAM oc's get much better when warmer. In any case, VRAM-bugged runs in Solar Bay seem to produce a lower score for that bench as 3DMark staff worked on that issue after 4090 release and Port Royal and Speedway. CPU & RAM are also important and there are a few secrets about Solar Bay I haven't quite got to yet...my best run so far with my trusty old 5950 on ambient w-cooling is below, but I do know that I will fall further behind the more up-to-date CPUs - still my score is about 50+ spots ahead of the next fastest 5950X 4090 combo in HOF. I am waiting re. upgrading this system until the fall when there is more info about new CPUs for AM5 and TR, as well as Intel's new offerings Regarding Vulkan, below is a relatively short run with ROG Vulkan Furmark when I let temps come up a bit (and also helping VRAM) with artifact scanner option engaged. As already mentioned, I would love to see Vulkan spread its wings across a lot of major game engines...
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Post your Results for the New Solar Bay Benchmark from 3DMark
J7SC_Orion replied to J7SC_Orion's topic in PC Gaming
I like Solar Bay, also because it is using the Vulkan 1.1 API - the more apps use it, the better, for a variety of reasons. Being on ambient water and using an older 5950X does put some upper limits on for my setup though. FYI, a lot of folks at 3DM Solar Bay HOF have started using sub-ambient cooling (ie. chiller) on their Intel 13900s in combination with the Asus 4090 XOC 1000 W vbios (no safeties). I have that vbios but have not flashed it so far as I am not on sub-ambient or sub-zero; plus I'm quite happy with my latest score, using the 'regular' Galax HOF vbios on my G-G-OC card. In any event, I expect the LN2 crowd to make their entry soon (LN2 on both CPU and GPU) and dominate HOF. Perhaps Splave or so will use it to set some Solar Bay records coinciding with the upcoming release of the Asus 4090 Matrix Platinum...then folks with the Galax 4090 HOF OCL will play their 2x 12VHPWR strengths, and so it goes...off to the races, get the popcorn
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