Observing RAM performance yields unexpected outcomes.
Observing RAM performance yields unexpected outcomes.
I’m new to any forum and hope you’re right about my approach. With prices high and the roof closed, I’ve been trying to exceed expectations by pushing further. When I run benchmarks, I get better scores and my CPU maintains a higher average clock speed at 3000MHz compared to 3266MHz. Everything seems consistent—ULCK, memclk, fclk match at a 1:1 ratio. I even increased the RAM voltage to rule that out, but the temperature stays stable across tests. It’s possible I’m overdoing it, though I really enjoy testing limits. I’d like to understand why this happens and need more insight. CPU model: Ryzen 5 3600, RAM: Aorus B450 Pro, Speed: 3000MHz.
The main issue appears to be the power supply not managing the high clock speeds on both RAM and CPU. It’s better to keep it at 3000MHz, as it should still provide adequate performance in most cases.