Increase Micron Rev E performance from 3200 to 3600 memory speed Memory errors rise during the upgrade
Increase Micron Rev E performance from 3200 to 3600 memory speed Memory errors rise during the upgrade
No problem, still working toward 3600 stable. The last six minutes had some errors, so I slightly raised the voltage. Regarding the voltage levels—rising to 1.45v or 1.5v could affect longevity. For a six-year run with maximum stability, it’s wise to stay within safe limits.
Even at 1.45v I kept experiencing memory issues during the second test. I’m considering reverting to XMP settings. I don’t want to wear out my components by applying high voltages too soon, as modern hardware is becoming increasingly scarce. Perhaps I’ll try boosting performance again once my chips reach their intended speed limits for my goals, which should still be several years away.
Configuring voltage poses minimal threat to RAM, with a marginally higher risk for the memory controller. However, some users like Buildzoid have never experienced a failure on a 14nm CPU. Their preferred approach is to start at 1.5V and then adjust as needed. Generally, they suggest using 1.4V or tweaking timings to 17-19-19-39. A logical strategy could be: *3600MHz CL16-18-18 *3800MHz CL17-19-19 (GDM will shift to 18-19-19) *4000MHz CL18-20-20 (possibly up to 21 or 22) *4000+ Infinity Fabric Rage Quits The Chat*