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GP_PvP
Junior Member
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04-14-2021, 01:14 AM
#11
The 850w unit should function properly with the setup. Consider using a UPS based on your location in Mexico.
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GP_PvP
04-14-2021, 01:14 AM #11

The 850w unit should function properly with the setup. Consider using a UPS based on your location in Mexico.

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Harckaon
Member
153
04-14-2021, 03:15 AM
#12
I purchased a power spike protector for 1600j. It should adequately protect both the build and the monitor. Being tight on budget, this was the only option I could manage, though I’m not overly worried since my other electronics remain unaffected.
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Harckaon
04-14-2021, 03:15 AM #12

I purchased a power spike protector for 1600j. It should adequately protect both the build and the monitor. Being tight on budget, this was the only option I could manage, though I’m not overly worried since my other electronics remain unaffected.

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Eppikx
Senior Member
447
04-14-2021, 06:58 AM
#13
I had to swap out the RAM because Amazon wouldn’t allow me to purchase the G-skill (probably realizing it was too cheap). I ended up getting the Crucial Pro 32GB (2x16) 6400MT/s kit, which was the only option that fit my budget.

The spec sheet says:
OC: Extended timings of 32-40-40-103 ensure stable overclocking and lower latency, using advanced Micron memory tech for next-gen computing.
Since these aren’t Hynix A-dies that are easy to adjust, what’s the optimal approach for performance?
1. Try forcing 6400 at 1:1? Should I just run the EXPO profile (6400 32-40-40-103) and attempt to set UCLK=MEMCLK?
2. Downclock to 6000MHZ and aim for latency around CL30?
If I lower it to 6000 to lock in 1:1 stability, is that still viable on Micron dies? Might these kits really only support 1:1 at CL30, or will I end up with fixed timings like 30-38-38 due to die constraints?
Has anyone modified these 32-40-40-103 kits? It might be better to let them run freely at 6400, or go for tighter settings at 6000?

Thanks!
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Eppikx
04-14-2021, 06:58 AM #13

I had to swap out the RAM because Amazon wouldn’t allow me to purchase the G-skill (probably realizing it was too cheap). I ended up getting the Crucial Pro 32GB (2x16) 6400MT/s kit, which was the only option that fit my budget.

The spec sheet says:
OC: Extended timings of 32-40-40-103 ensure stable overclocking and lower latency, using advanced Micron memory tech for next-gen computing.
Since these aren’t Hynix A-dies that are easy to adjust, what’s the optimal approach for performance?
1. Try forcing 6400 at 1:1? Should I just run the EXPO profile (6400 32-40-40-103) and attempt to set UCLK=MEMCLK?
2. Downclock to 6000MHZ and aim for latency around CL30?
If I lower it to 6000 to lock in 1:1 stability, is that still viable on Micron dies? Might these kits really only support 1:1 at CL30, or will I end up with fixed timings like 30-38-38 due to die constraints?
Has anyone modified these 32-40-40-103 kits? It might be better to let them run freely at 6400, or go for tighter settings at 6000?

Thanks!

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Kitten645321
Member
181
04-20-2021, 02:55 AM
#14
Is anyone there? The build has been running since yesterday, and I haven't made any changes yet.
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Kitten645321
04-20-2021, 02:55 AM #14

Is anyone there? The build has been running since yesterday, and I haven't made any changes yet.

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