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Issues with frame rate on my Ryzen 5 5600G

Issues with frame rate on my Ryzen 5 5600G

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07-17-2017, 01:44 PM
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zenne offers one of the top options for DDR4, yet 3800 remains quite slow. You should manage 5000 identical clocks in perfect sync due to impressive clock speeds on Ryzen APUs. Earlier models could reach about 2200-2300fclk, while a few achieved 5700g at 4533fclk. This Reddit discussion highlights that only a modest 1.275v vsoc is needed (about 1.4v safe per IGU guides). It really depends on your RAM modules, but if you hit 3800 it’s not a total waste. Check the specs of your RAM stick; a photo with labels would help. If it’s single-sided, consider reselling it for a double-sided model like the Samsung M378A1G43EB1 4GB 2133MHz. These will handle 4000+ easily, and dual-rank boosts bandwidth without needing extreme frequencies. Good voltage scaling (think 2V+) works well. A simple 4400-4600 OC with a fan over the modules is sufficient, and you won’t face major stability issues since you won’t push frequencies beyond 5000. These parts should be found from sellers offering used RAM—just request the exact model for optimal results.
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07-17-2017, 01:44 PM #11

zenne offers one of the top options for DDR4, yet 3800 remains quite slow. You should manage 5000 identical clocks in perfect sync due to impressive clock speeds on Ryzen APUs. Earlier models could reach about 2200-2300fclk, while a few achieved 5700g at 4533fclk. This Reddit discussion highlights that only a modest 1.275v vsoc is needed (about 1.4v safe per IGU guides). It really depends on your RAM modules, but if you hit 3800 it’s not a total waste. Check the specs of your RAM stick; a photo with labels would help. If it’s single-sided, consider reselling it for a double-sided model like the Samsung M378A1G43EB1 4GB 2133MHz. These will handle 4000+ easily, and dual-rank boosts bandwidth without needing extreme frequencies. Good voltage scaling (think 2V+) works well. A simple 4400-4600 OC with a fan over the modules is sufficient, and you won’t face major stability issues since you won’t push frequencies beyond 5000. These parts should be found from sellers offering used RAM—just request the exact model for optimal results.

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