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neurotix
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I wouldn't try the timings I posted with four DIMMs. GL if you try them.
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He's talking about tRRDS, TRRDL, tFAW, tWRTS, tWRTL I think. Check out what I just posted above this though.
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@Hurricane38 These are the timings I used at 6200MHz when I still had B-Die in my system. They are very good, quite tight timings. See if they work for you. I was using 1.435v VDD and VDDQ.
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Try them with 1.435v VDD and 1.35v VDDQ. And yes they are good and going to those timings, if stable, should lower your latency.
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Agreed with Kaliz suggested timings for you. Ideally you'd want to be at cas 30. Also, nice score in y-cruncher kaliz. I didn't realize when I benched yesterday that you can submit them for the Country Cup. I may have to do that.
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Yeah your AIDA score is a lie. No way you have over 100GB/sec copy.
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Happy to help.
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I looked into it on Linux and was just baffled at how it worked, plus it messed up my custom GMMK lighting (synthwave fade across it) when I opened it and I had to redo it using the software for the keyboard in Windows. I found an old version of Asus lighting control standalone, I uninstalled Armory Crate and like 8 other things, and used a registry cleaner to get rid of any traces of it. Going to reboot now, install the old version of Asus Lighting control, and see if it works. Tired of sending them telemetry
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The effect is worth it though imo.
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Yep, RGB is a pita. I have Aura Creator that I use for the light strips, RAM and fans, MSI Center that I need to control card lighting, GMMK keyboard software to control the keyboard, and Cooler Master MM520 that I use to control the mouse lighting. MSI center is terrible and so is Aura Creator, which now *requires* you have ASUS horrible Armory Crate software installed and like 10 Asus services running. I remember in 2020 when I first built Ai Crystal and transferred parts into it from Big Red, my former build, there was a standalone Aura Sync software you could download and not install Armory Crate and all the bloat that comes with it, if you wish. If anyone can find a link to that old Aura software, I'd give you like ten reps.
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Mine has like half the options in that screenshot in the same section.
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I looked through every section of my bios including AMD CBS, DRAM Timing, and AMD Overclocking, but could not find this option unless it's named something else. Asus Rog Strix X670E-E
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I thought the same. Like, why redo them if they are all gold cups already afaik? I suppose doing it would simply make my scores harder to beat. I guess I could do them again with your suggestions just to see how well I can do and top myself. Yes, this cooler is fantastic, it keeps the chip under 70c running y-cruncher, Cinebench etc. My old h150i would be at like 80c
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Thanks for the advice kaliz. I'll try this stuff out eventually next time I bench.
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Agreed, there's two varying standards and it's ridiculous, it's so easy to get the wrong thing, and this is not the first time it's happened either.
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A new bios with new AGESA just dropped for my board a few days ago. Haven't gotten to installing it yet. It is Combo AM5 1.0.8.0. Despite being on an older BIOS, I have seen plenty of gain in benchmarks for hwbot even when I was OCed to 6200mhz cas 30 with G.skill Flare X. Now with these 2x24 TridentZ5 M-Die modules at 7600MHz, I've seen fantastic performance improvements. Not just in hwbot benches either, the real world performance gain is there in games too. Forza Horizon 5 benchmark with stock: 190 fps Forza Horizon 5 benchmark with B-Die 6200mhz: 195 fps Forza Horizon 5 benchmark with M-Die 7600MHz: 199 fps This was done with my Ryzen 7900X3D in Balanced power plan so the V-Cache was active, and no OC/stock power limit on my RTX 4090. Resolution was 3440x1440. I'm seeing performance benefits from OC'ing my memory and so is pretty much everyone else here. Blame AGESA all you want but it seems your system is unstable and has defective memory or something, or maybe you just don't want to do the work and enter timings manually to get a stable OC. So please stop posting misinformation claiming RAM oc doesn't matter, because it does. Even if the difference is sometimes small or non-existent because of the application. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Unfortunately, they arrived and were 4 pin digital RGB instead of 3 pin ARGB which is what my system uses. Sigh. We're not even bothering returning them as they were $12. Fortunately, I have the same ones but 3 pin ordered and they should be here early next week.
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Hey, some of you guys especially @kalizshould get on hwbot with these high memory speeds you're posting. Here's some benches to beat: /img/logo.png neurotix`s y-cruncher - Pi-1b score: 16sec 765ms with a Ryzen 9 7900X3D HWBOT.ORG The Ryzen 9 7900X3D @ 5289.8MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the y-cruncher - Pi-1b benchmark... /img/logo.png neurotix`s y-cruncher - Pi-2.5b score: 46sec 441ms with a Ryzen 9 7900X3D HWBOT.ORG The Ryzen 9 7900X3D @ 5231.4MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the y-cruncher - Pi-2.5b benchmark... /img/logo.png neurotix`s GPUPI for CPU - 1B score: 49sec 231ms with a Ryzen 9 7900X3D HWBOT.ORG The Ryzen 9 7900X3D @ 5231.4MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the GPUPI for CPU - 1B benchmark... /img/logo.png neurotix`s GPUPI for CPU - 100M score: 2sec 733ms with a Ryzen 9 7900X3D HWBOT.ORG The Ryzen 9 7900X3D @ 5143.6MHzscores getScoreFormatted in the GPUPI...
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Unfortunate it doesn't give you a big bandwidth increase.
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Looks great man.
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Hey E, if you haven't already, set tREFI to 65535. On Asus boards, doing so gives like a MASSIVE bandwidth improvement, like 10GB/sec more than if you don't set it that way. I know you don't have an Asus board but it might be worth trying it to get your Read and Write bandwidth above 90GB/sec. Hope this helps and it works...
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I'm lucky, for my Flare X B-Die kit I found some ZenTimings from OCN that worked great for me (6200MHz cas 30) and for my new M-Die kit, @J7SC_Oriongave me tightish timings for 7600MHz. Because I'm a n00b. Lol. As you stated, increasing memory voltage to 1.435v might help. VDD_SOC should be 1.25 and he might need more VDDP and VDDG voltage. I agree, setting everything to stock and running memtest86 would *definitely* help cuz then he can figure out if his memory is defective. Hopefully @richardmeppelinknows how to make a flash stick with memtest86. I mess around with RAM a lot and still have a 5900x running 3733/1866 memory with tight timings. I haven't found DDR5 to be any worse than DDR4 personally but as stated, I lucked out and other people's sets of timings worked great for me. I have given up on trying to get 8000mhz RAM as even with very loose timings I got errors in my tests right away. It just won't do it. However, I'm only losing like less than 1.5GB/sec bandwidth and my latency is lower at 7600MHz, which is confirmed stable. Good advice E.
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Sorry to hear that. Perhaps you should give my timings a try? Maybe there's something wrong with your RAM, have you tried switching channels (if you have 2 sticks) or reseating the memory? Maybe you need to roll back your BIOS to a non beta? Also, could it be the motherboard? Are you using PBO? If you are, try lowering your max boost clock (if it's at +200). Perhaps it's a CPU stability issue and not the RAM at all? Hope this helps.
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In bigred
