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Overclock Ram for better performance

Overclock Ram for better performance

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TraPPkingOG
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04-08-2025, 01:56 PM
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You can adjust your RAM timings. The new settings you mentioned (16-18-18-36) are feasible and won’t usually cause instability if done correctly.
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04-08-2025, 01:56 PM #1

You can adjust your RAM timings. The new settings you mentioned (16-18-18-36) are feasible and won’t usually cause instability if done correctly.

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04-09-2025, 09:47 PM
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Typically, adjusting timing requires reducing speed. Your RAM's make and model are usually necessary for further optimization.
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04-09-2025, 09:47 PM #2

Typically, adjusting timing requires reducing speed. Your RAM's make and model are usually necessary for further optimization.

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04-09-2025, 11:46 PM
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Discuss rams, stock speed, and clock speeds. Also check the motherboard and CPU options. Review the burner for Intel or AMD to see if it fits your needs. Send a photo of the IC for identification. Keep in mind that the IC branding can affect performance; good ICs help achieve better OC (clock speeds) with tight timings or above 4600. RAM voltage should be around 1.5V as a rule, but some may handle up to 1.7V. The motherboard works best with stable voltages, and the CPU type matters because different generations and brands have varying performance characteristics.
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04-09-2025, 11:46 PM #3

Discuss rams, stock speed, and clock speeds. Also check the motherboard and CPU options. Review the burner for Intel or AMD to see if it fits your needs. Send a photo of the IC for identification. Keep in mind that the IC branding can affect performance; good ICs help achieve better OC (clock speeds) with tight timings or above 4600. RAM voltage should be around 1.5V as a rule, but some may handle up to 1.7V. The motherboard works best with stable voltages, and the CPU type matters because different generations and brands have varying performance characteristics.

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