Model details for F4-3800C14Q-32GTZN
Model details for F4-3800C14Q-32GTZN
They function under the control of the motherboard throughout the memory training phase. This is why refreshing the motherboard's BIOS enhances memory compatibility for the Ryzen system.
He who cannot follow the discussion seems to only engage with the final comment I posted. It’s a bit confusing.
In general, the board offers various Jedec specifications to select from. Some RAM might include up to 7 or even 9 Jedec profiles, and the board will automatically pick the best match at startup. Suggesting Jedec #5 or #6 won’t affect anything once the CMOS is reset or defaults are applied. Most DDR4 memory cards will show CL15, and the gear-down setting will turn off by itself. No further action required.
Retrieving details from the initial message only. The rest doesn't apply.
Are you seeking the complete jedec specification for every timing detail? The jedec spec applies to various profiles, not just a specific ram module. The spd data is tied to the module, and what the Typhoon burner suggests for use in the ryzen dram calculator differs. The timings saved on the ram aren't complete, which is why memory training exists—some boards handle overclocking better than others due to varying spd values. Unless you have identical hardware, copying timings might not translate perfectly. If you share more about your requirements, alternative solutions could help you reach your target.