Have you overlooked any details about the G.Skill Trident Z Neo?
Have you overlooked any details about the G.Skill Trident Z Neo?
It relies on the specific motherboard and CPU. For a Ryzen 5000 with a newer memory setup, it might easily reach 4000 using four 16GB modules.
I’ll be launching soon—once available again: Aorus x570 Master paired with a 5900X and an Aorus RTX 3090 Xtreme.
I haven't encountered the average user base reaching 4000mhz yet. Still, I've noticed some individuals on my team achieving impressive speeds and precise timing, but these are significantly better than the typical person and definitely not relying on 64GB of memory.
Ensure you have the correct revision of the motherboard—revision 1.1 or 1.2 is required. Otherwise, achieving RAM above 3600 will be difficult. Why? Because it would only offer a 2:1 boost for 4000 memory slots, which is unrealistic. A 2000 RAM limit is typical for Ryzen 5000 systems and will likely become standard as AMD completes their BIOS updates.
You received a 4th BIOS around the year 2000. There were only three BIOS versions for your motherboard supporting the 5000 series at that time—1.0.8.0, 1.1.0.0, and 1.1.0.0 patch D. It's not unusual to encounter this issue. I've successfully updated it on my 5800X, even with a low-quality board and four RAM sticks, though stability remains strong.
Patch D? What changed with patch C? I think I should have mentioned 1:1 if men frequency matched double data rate... So yes, 2000mhz. And I mean a stable 2000+ synced connection. Not desynced at all. The performance drop is too significant to think about a desync at 1:1. Again, the average user isn't actually running 2000mhz synced at full speed like you described. I'll need to ask for some screens while they're not in our public forum section to clarify what I mean. Edit. I submitted a request to share good screenshots. If that's not allowed now, I'll post once they're public.
I received authorization to capture screenshots. George from Warp9-systems provided the images.
Uncertain... Patch D slightly lowered my CPU voltages and dropped temperatures a lot, so I won't be upset. Still might if the board had the latest BIOS, a Ryzen 5000 CPU, and 4000 RAM. Your screenshot upload could be the issue, as some values aren't clear.