13th Gen Ram OC topic discussion
13th Gen Ram OC topic discussion
Your possible solution doesn't match what I'm facing since in the game where I have the most micro stutter, I already lowered the renderer count cores to 7, which achieves the same result. Also, the 13700k has a bigger L3 cache and experiences fewer oversaturation issues compared to the 12700k. That could be a promising approach. However, it's not something I believe will work for me. Still, I'll give it a shot just to try. Why not?
Most folks unless they're holding their breath at the 1% lows won't see any change. But reducing latency usually lifts performance noticeably, especially with the gap you're facing. I'm offering you an Aida64 code for about two dollars—just let me know if you're interested.
Sure, I can handle that. Two dollars is all I need. Let's check it out...
I managed to get it running without any cost using a random key. Now, what should I do next? Edit: I believe I understand... Edited February 14, 2024 by leclod
Around 550 is likely correct for that IC. I usually use Y-Cruncher with VT3 stress test for high frequency and TestMem5 with Anta777 Extreme1 preset for timing on DDR4. It’s mostly about testing, since most kits don’t strictly follow those guidelines but they’re not common. The 1V is probably stock for VCCSA. Those are solid starting points. You’ll probably end up needing higher voltages if you aim for 4000MT/s or more—16Gb CJR can handle very fast clocks, so consider skipping Gear 1 and pushing the kit in Gear 2 instead. If you prefer a free option, Intel MLC is a more stable version of the Aida memory test, though it’s only available on Intel platforms. Setting it up is a bit tricky; you’ll need to download the GUI from GitHub, but it functions well once set up.
It seems like the issue might be related to the CPU's memory controller not functioning properly. You've already adjusted the settings to 3466, but if it still doesn't work, consider checking other configurations or consulting the manufacturer's support resources.
I'm checking the memory and CPU performance to find out your current status. If you notice a squeal, I've verified in several discussions that it's typical and usually harmless, just affecting the VRM without causing harm.