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Is Intel/XMP-optimized RAM suitable for an AMD system and how should you select a suitable set?

Is Intel/XMP-optimized RAM suitable for an AMD system and how should you select a suitable set?

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RJB1
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05-27-2023, 05:59 PM
#11
Yes, the G.Skill 64GB dual-channel 6000 MT/s CL26 is a solid choice, especially with your x3D CPU that doesn't handle very high frequencies due to its native IMC frequency, thanks to the additional cache.
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RJB1
05-27-2023, 05:59 PM #11

Yes, the G.Skill 64GB dual-channel 6000 MT/s CL26 is a solid choice, especially with your x3D CPU that doesn't handle very high frequencies due to its native IMC frequency, thanks to the additional cache.

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memee56200
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06-02-2023, 12:03 PM
#12
CL is based on how fast is accessing file to hand off from CPU handoff to memory from Drive CL is honestly not going to give you much of an FPS boost besides maybe a 2% tile 2% sounds like it can help which in reality for overclocking and professional overclocking I mean you can do it but nowadays most motherboards are push to the Limit because they're all on auto the CPUs are pushed to the Limit because they're all on auto so nowadays you really have to do the opposite and usually I recommend turning the main CPU or ecore down by one one so if it says 56 you drop it down to-1 which should bring it down to a 55 or 54 now you want to make sure you read anything and everything you do on your bios and you also want to make sure before you change anything and listen to what anybody says about anything in BIOS always research your own bios search up your motherboard and your motherboard's bios and make sure there's no common issues that you may run into if you're going to do overclocking as far as CL is really not something you should worry about unless you're trying to do overclocking it is mainly overclockers that try to make a big deal about it but your PC will get nice FPS if you have a good graphics card a good CPU in a decent motherboard you will get fantastic FPS if you have a really good motherboard and a really good graphics card you probably get the best performance you could ever have now I mean I'm not going to say that every computer is perfect cuz you may run into a few glitches and bugs along the way my recommendations for any of that is when get upgrade sfc and dism at least once every year for gaming PC and do a deep scan once every few months I don't recommend doing it all the time as far as gaming goes cuz it interfere with your games my antivirus I have set up toward only runs when the PC is idle and don't get me wrong I have one of the best business based antiviruses on my PC and it has gotten very angry and zealous overall kinds of things I hope the guy the day one of my Discord chats that had 41 viruses on his PC and he didn't even know he thought he got rid of it he thought he got rid of the files because it was a mod and it was a rat it was installing back doors on his computer and he didn't know how to get rid of any of it and it took me like 5 minutes to help him fix it he's just used revoke on installer and Malwarebytes you can use the free version of Malwarebytes anytime you feel like your computer is infected as well as you can use Norton power eraser now Norton power racer can corrupt your PC do not run Norton power eraser unless you're absolutely sure your computer is infected and then even then after it's ran you should remove it using revoke revoke uninstaller is what I use you need it to uninstall literally anything including a virus and it's registries you just got to find it once the antivirus is pulled it is still May linger under a new title or something like that and that's something you have to watch for on new operating systems as well as garbage windows Linux is just as bad now they try to say Linux is unhackable Linux is exactly that hackable and it is literally that that you can use to do all kinds of dumb s*** so just make sure that whatever you do at your PC just enjoy them that's all I can recommend my friend enjoy your PC High FPS just make sure the settings are sick correctly if it's AMD do not turn windows power management past balanced keep it on balanced or you will deal with micro stutters because balanced is the Integrity that AMD runs on cuz AMD is Max out of the box Intel max out of the box as well overthrowling and overvolting so it's Intel just make sure your bios is properly up to date a note if you update your bios and you feel like the computer black screens do not touch it get up walk out of the room walk away from it do not touch the computer anytime you do a bios update even if it seems like it froze leave it alone it could take up to 15 minutes before it does a proper memory train cuz when you do bios updates sometimes they would do two and three different Cycles on memory training so that said when you update your bios do not touch a thing get up walk away from it Don't Unplug anything don't plug anything into it leave it alone literally don't touch it just like I tell all my friends if you get tempted to get up go make a sandwich go make a drink by the time you get done eating your sandwich and drinking your drink you come back to it should be booted right back up and if not then that's when you can be like okay what's going on is it stuck and if it's stuck it will have a dummy light but like I said enjoy it it's your PC man be careful listening to random people on the internet the internet is full of stupid people
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memee56200
06-02-2023, 12:03 PM #12

CL is based on how fast is accessing file to hand off from CPU handoff to memory from Drive CL is honestly not going to give you much of an FPS boost besides maybe a 2% tile 2% sounds like it can help which in reality for overclocking and professional overclocking I mean you can do it but nowadays most motherboards are push to the Limit because they're all on auto the CPUs are pushed to the Limit because they're all on auto so nowadays you really have to do the opposite and usually I recommend turning the main CPU or ecore down by one one so if it says 56 you drop it down to-1 which should bring it down to a 55 or 54 now you want to make sure you read anything and everything you do on your bios and you also want to make sure before you change anything and listen to what anybody says about anything in BIOS always research your own bios search up your motherboard and your motherboard's bios and make sure there's no common issues that you may run into if you're going to do overclocking as far as CL is really not something you should worry about unless you're trying to do overclocking it is mainly overclockers that try to make a big deal about it but your PC will get nice FPS if you have a good graphics card a good CPU in a decent motherboard you will get fantastic FPS if you have a really good motherboard and a really good graphics card you probably get the best performance you could ever have now I mean I'm not going to say that every computer is perfect cuz you may run into a few glitches and bugs along the way my recommendations for any of that is when get upgrade sfc and dism at least once every year for gaming PC and do a deep scan once every few months I don't recommend doing it all the time as far as gaming goes cuz it interfere with your games my antivirus I have set up toward only runs when the PC is idle and don't get me wrong I have one of the best business based antiviruses on my PC and it has gotten very angry and zealous overall kinds of things I hope the guy the day one of my Discord chats that had 41 viruses on his PC and he didn't even know he thought he got rid of it he thought he got rid of the files because it was a mod and it was a rat it was installing back doors on his computer and he didn't know how to get rid of any of it and it took me like 5 minutes to help him fix it he's just used revoke on installer and Malwarebytes you can use the free version of Malwarebytes anytime you feel like your computer is infected as well as you can use Norton power eraser now Norton power racer can corrupt your PC do not run Norton power eraser unless you're absolutely sure your computer is infected and then even then after it's ran you should remove it using revoke revoke uninstaller is what I use you need it to uninstall literally anything including a virus and it's registries you just got to find it once the antivirus is pulled it is still May linger under a new title or something like that and that's something you have to watch for on new operating systems as well as garbage windows Linux is just as bad now they try to say Linux is unhackable Linux is exactly that hackable and it is literally that that you can use to do all kinds of dumb s*** so just make sure that whatever you do at your PC just enjoy them that's all I can recommend my friend enjoy your PC High FPS just make sure the settings are sick correctly if it's AMD do not turn windows power management past balanced keep it on balanced or you will deal with micro stutters because balanced is the Integrity that AMD runs on cuz AMD is Max out of the box Intel max out of the box as well overthrowling and overvolting so it's Intel just make sure your bios is properly up to date a note if you update your bios and you feel like the computer black screens do not touch it get up walk out of the room walk away from it do not touch the computer anytime you do a bios update even if it seems like it froze leave it alone it could take up to 15 minutes before it does a proper memory train cuz when you do bios updates sometimes they would do two and three different Cycles on memory training so that said when you update your bios do not touch a thing get up walk away from it Don't Unplug anything don't plug anything into it leave it alone literally don't touch it just like I tell all my friends if you get tempted to get up go make a sandwich go make a drink by the time you get done eating your sandwich and drinking your drink you come back to it should be booted right back up and if not then that's when you can be like okay what's going on is it stuck and if it's stuck it will have a dummy light but like I said enjoy it it's your PC man be careful listening to random people on the internet the internet is full of stupid people

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SrKaner
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06-09-2023, 09:06 PM
#13
If you're using an Intel system, you can leverage Intel for peak performance but ensure your BIOS follows the default settings. Verify that the CPU load line calibration isn't misconfigured—opt for the manufacturer's calibration or the default if unavailable. If Intel calibration isn't set correctly, expect issues like random FPS drops, microstutters, and erratic underclocking effects. Be mindful of memory bugs as well. Confirm all your Intel recommendations are applied accurately. I suggest reducing the clock speed by about 100 to stabilize performance. AVX can be adjusted later based on your needs. On P and ECCore, if you're comfortable with underclocking, set it to -1 or manually adjust from Auto. Keep track of every change before making further adjustments. Always research thoroughly before proceeding, as your setup matters. Listen carefully to advice from the internet community.
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SrKaner
06-09-2023, 09:06 PM #13

If you're using an Intel system, you can leverage Intel for peak performance but ensure your BIOS follows the default settings. Verify that the CPU load line calibration isn't misconfigured—opt for the manufacturer's calibration or the default if unavailable. If Intel calibration isn't set correctly, expect issues like random FPS drops, microstutters, and erratic underclocking effects. Be mindful of memory bugs as well. Confirm all your Intel recommendations are applied accurately. I suggest reducing the clock speed by about 100 to stabilize performance. AVX can be adjusted later based on your needs. On P and ECCore, if you're comfortable with underclocking, set it to -1 or manually adjust from Auto. Keep track of every change before making further adjustments. Always research thoroughly before proceeding, as your setup matters. Listen carefully to advice from the internet community.

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