Learning to test RAM with Ryzen tools can be tricky. Need some guidance?
Learning to test RAM with Ryzen tools can be tricky. Need some guidance?
Configure XMP profile as 1 or manual, adjust the clockspeed to your preference, then you'll be able to view and modify the settings manually. Each board's UEFI may differ—names might change, but setting to manual is essential.
I looked in the settings and adjusted all the values, but some items in Drm Calc didn't match what was there, and when modifying my voltages, they used different names than in Drm Calc. I'll include pictures. I hope you can help me find the right path.
Thats completely normal, many have different names for the same thing and sometimes settings are hidden somewhere else on the UEFI, just cuz.... Set all the timings you can find, and give it a try
Check the reference voltage shown in the first image. You can stick with auto if you're unsure. Also, these are the recommended settings calculated earlier. Switching to fast is fine now. Thanks!
Set voltage reference to half of DRAM voltage; you can also let it auto-adjust. I'm unsure how CJR ICs work, but you might try 14-14-14-36 at 1.35-1.50. Running at 1.5 is the upper limit for long-term use, though lower voltages are preferable. Many users have run memory at 1.35-1.4 without issues, and some believe 1.35-1.4 is safer. Chip manufacturers haven't linked 1.5 volts to memory failures.
You’ve confirmed the same settings and verified your records. The numbers you reached are correct. Your PC isn’t booting yet, but that’s normal after such a process. Hynix CJR should work for overclocking if you follow the steps carefully.