F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop OC Prime 95 crash at 10700k OC with temperature factors involved.

OC Prime 95 crash at 10700k OC with temperature factors involved.

OC Prime 95 crash at 10700k OC with temperature factors involved.

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jonkey12
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06-18-2020, 03:49 AM
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Rip just keep them at stock voltage and try 3733, that’s what Hynix usually does. It’s better to sell them off or swap them for some Ballistix RGB since micron dies handle 4000+ easily. A 4500+ is normal for micron dies depending on your board and CPU. I think Trident ZX is more valuable than Ballistix RGB because it’s Trident ZX, so trading those should be fine. When you pay around 20$ for crazy RAM speeds, you might get a CPU boost and some extra performance. That’s why I keep recommending Ballistix – it’s reliable with decent micron chips and is usually cheap too. For RAMs that run 4500+ on average, a 16GB kit is about 60$, and a 32GB one is around 120$, which is a solid deal compared to the higher RGB prices.
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jonkey12
06-18-2020, 03:49 AM #11

Rip just keep them at stock voltage and try 3733, that’s what Hynix usually does. It’s better to sell them off or swap them for some Ballistix RGB since micron dies handle 4000+ easily. A 4500+ is normal for micron dies depending on your board and CPU. I think Trident ZX is more valuable than Ballistix RGB because it’s Trident ZX, so trading those should be fine. When you pay around 20$ for crazy RAM speeds, you might get a CPU boost and some extra performance. That’s why I keep recommending Ballistix – it’s reliable with decent micron chips and is usually cheap too. For RAMs that run 4500+ on average, a 16GB kit is about 60$, and a 32GB one is around 120$, which is a solid deal compared to the higher RGB prices.

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