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Itz_Over
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03-18-2021, 02:22 PM
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Ive spent the last couple hours trying to oc memory (or in this case, mainly tighten subtimings) This is what ive landed with The memory is 2x8gb 3200mhz cl16-18-18-36, die is samgsung c die (almost positive, speculated to be on r/overclocking, and behaves like c die does (unstable at anythign over 1.35v), cpu is 3200g Is there anything I could easily make better? I was trying to find tREFI and raise it, but I cant find it in my asus bios. Could it be going by an alias there? i feel like 16-16-16-36 should be posssible, but I cant get it to work also i have some questions can lowering the drive strengths do anything? they do go down to 20 ohms Can i get cmd2t to go down to 1t? it doesnt boot without setting the setups to 63 and some of the strengths higher, and then in occt it errors,
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Itz_Over
03-18-2021, 02:22 PM #1

Ive spent the last couple hours trying to oc memory (or in this case, mainly tighten subtimings) This is what ive landed with The memory is 2x8gb 3200mhz cl16-18-18-36, die is samgsung c die (almost positive, speculated to be on r/overclocking, and behaves like c die does (unstable at anythign over 1.35v), cpu is 3200g Is there anything I could easily make better? I was trying to find tREFI and raise it, but I cant find it in my asus bios. Could it be going by an alias there? i feel like 16-16-16-36 should be posssible, but I cant get it to work also i have some questions can lowering the drive strengths do anything? they do go down to 20 ohms Can i get cmd2t to go down to 1t? it doesnt boot without setting the setups to 63 and some of the strengths higher, and then in occt it errors,