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Shootings
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09-04-2026, 10:31 PM
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I tried using the dram calculator to get more speed from my RAM but nothing is working. Even after following every step and trying different combinations, my computer won't start or stay on. I need some help because everyone else seems to get their machines running while most of us don't even post. My hardware: Ryzen 5 1600 OC'd at 4.2GHz with an Asus b450 rog strix gaming-f motherboard, Corsair vengenance pro 3200MHz CMW16GX4MC3200C16 RAM (which runs best at 2866MHz because my CPU can't go higher), and a chip named thaiphoon running at 2048MHz. Here is what I did: After installing both the dram calculator (version 1.7.3) and thaiphoon burner, I went to thaiphoon burner and clicked "report." Then I scrolled down to the bottom and clicked "show delays in nanoseconds" before that. Next, I clicked "export" and chose "complete HTML report." I opened the dram calculator and filled in my details about the CPU, RAM type (DDR), PCB version, memory rank, frequency, BCLK, DIMM modules, and motherboard. Then I clicked "import XMP" and selected the file I just made. After that, I tried both the "calculate safe" button and the "calculate fast" button using the numbers I got, but nothing posts. I don't know what to do because it seems like most people can get their machines working even if they aren't super stable. Is my setup wrong or am I missing something? Thanks for any advice, this is very new to me about overclocking CPUs and RAM. Calculator safe link: https://ibb.co/qr1CY1Y calculator fast link: https://ibb.co/vYWY9C5 Thaiphoon burner link: https://ibb.co/xfLDHPX
S
Shootings
09-04-2026, 10:31 PM #1

I tried using the dram calculator to get more speed from my RAM but nothing is working. Even after following every step and trying different combinations, my computer won't start or stay on. I need some help because everyone else seems to get their machines running while most of us don't even post. My hardware: Ryzen 5 1600 OC'd at 4.2GHz with an Asus b450 rog strix gaming-f motherboard, Corsair vengenance pro 3200MHz CMW16GX4MC3200C16 RAM (which runs best at 2866MHz because my CPU can't go higher), and a chip named thaiphoon running at 2048MHz. Here is what I did: After installing both the dram calculator (version 1.7.3) and thaiphoon burner, I went to thaiphoon burner and clicked "report." Then I scrolled down to the bottom and clicked "show delays in nanoseconds" before that. Next, I clicked "export" and chose "complete HTML report." I opened the dram calculator and filled in my details about the CPU, RAM type (DDR), PCB version, memory rank, frequency, BCLK, DIMM modules, and motherboard. Then I clicked "import XMP" and selected the file I just made. After that, I tried both the "calculate safe" button and the "calculate fast" button using the numbers I got, but nothing posts. I don't know what to do because it seems like most people can get their machines working even if they aren't super stable. Is my setup wrong or am I missing something? Thanks for any advice, this is very new to me about overclocking CPUs and RAM. Calculator safe link: https://ibb.co/qr1CY1Y calculator fast link: https://ibb.co/vYWY9C5 Thaiphoon burner link: https://ibb.co/xfLDHPX