Checking the timing or speed of the RAM. Micron E die.
Checking the timing or speed of the RAM. Micron E die.
Hi, your micron E die set works well at 3000MHz with those specs. You’re looking to boost performance to 3800MHz using CL18 but had to lower the voltage to 1.45V. After testing, you settled on 3600MHz and CL17-19-19 as a balanced choice. Since you have active cooling on the RAM, you might consider further voltage increases cautiously—just ensure it stays within safe limits for your components. Let me know if you need more guidance! Thanks for reaching out, and good luck with your build!
Find the details here to paste the timing info, this is for Ryzen but likely applies to Intel as well. Zen memory overclocking guide: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...1725153834
Operate at maximum speed possible while maintaining gear 1. Keep voltage within a safe range of 1.7v to protect the imc, avoid fluctuations in voltage but don’t push beyond it for little benefit. Set vttddr around 700mV. At this frequency, aim for roughly 1.5v. Ignore the primaries since they have minimal impact on performance; concentrate on trfc, trc, tfaw, and trrd-l/s with the highest possible trefi values (like 66666 or 111111). For noticeable gains, you can fine-tune the rest of the secondary and tertiary components, though this will require more time. Primary settings have little effect, just set them early to prevent excessive voltage/driving issues.