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Overclocking a RAM module.

Overclocking a RAM module.

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ItzCh3nTi_YT
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12-02-2017, 07:03 AM
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Try setting up your Kingston 2x16GB 3600MHz C18 kit gradually. Check stability regularly to ensure everything runs smoothly.
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ItzCh3nTi_YT
12-02-2017, 07:03 AM #1

Try setting up your Kingston 2x16GB 3600MHz C18 kit gradually. Check stability regularly to ensure everything runs smoothly.

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CantBeBeaten_
Junior Member
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12-03-2017, 11:53 AM
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Overclocking RAM isn't straightforward. Simply configure the speed to 3600mhz in BIOS, keep timings auto, and test for stability. If issues arise, refer to the guide at the provided link.
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CantBeBeaten_
12-03-2017, 11:53 AM #2

Overclocking RAM isn't straightforward. Simply configure the speed to 3600mhz in BIOS, keep timings auto, and test for stability. If issues arise, refer to the guide at the provided link.

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Taddeljoy
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12-03-2017, 07:36 PM
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I want to increase its performance beyond its standard capabilities.
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Taddeljoy
12-03-2017, 07:36 PM #3

I want to increase its performance beyond its standard capabilities.

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HaKerMan
Junior Member
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12-03-2017, 08:42 PM
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around 4000MHz with C17 or lower seems appropriate. I've experimented with C16 at 3600MHz, but I'm unsure which software to use for stability testing. Also, the XMP settings at 991 are likely quite high.
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HaKerMan
12-03-2017, 08:42 PM #4

around 4000MHz with C17 or lower seems appropriate. I've experimented with C16 at 3600MHz, but I'm unsure which software to use for stability testing. Also, the XMP settings at 991 are likely quite high.

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Digiton
Junior Member
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12-04-2017, 12:47 AM
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Achieving the tightest performance might push the Hynix A-Die to CL19 at 4000MHz when the same die appears in the Kingston Fury Renegade, which uses SK Hynix 19-23-23. OCCT linpack is recommended for testing. Run Cinebench looping with Prime95 and enjoy your preferred triple A games.
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Digiton
12-04-2017, 12:47 AM #5

Achieving the tightest performance might push the Hynix A-Die to CL19 at 4000MHz when the same die appears in the Kingston Fury Renegade, which uses SK Hynix 19-23-23. OCCT linpack is recommended for testing. Run Cinebench looping with Prime95 and enjoy your preferred triple A games.

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Denniscluett
Junior Member
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12-04-2017, 07:31 AM
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Some people think R15 is better for memory testing since it lacks AVX instructions, though I'm not sure. Also, Prime95 seems to rely on memory features only because my CPU is running at 99% last time I checked.
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Denniscluett
12-04-2017, 07:31 AM #6

Some people think R15 is better for memory testing since it lacks AVX instructions, though I'm not sure. Also, Prime95 seems to rely on memory features only because my CPU is running at 99% last time I checked.

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LuiCalidre
Junior Member
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12-04-2017, 07:41 AM
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Wrong. If your CPU hits those temperatures with AVX, either consider using a AVX offset or reduce your overclock. AVX is now used everywhere, there is absolutely no reason for anyone to ignore it when CPU overclocking.
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LuiCalidre
12-04-2017, 07:41 AM #7

Wrong. If your CPU hits those temperatures with AVX, either consider using a AVX offset or reduce your overclock. AVX is now used everywhere, there is absolutely no reason for anyone to ignore it when CPU overclocking.

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Magaveli
Member
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12-10-2017, 04:37 PM
#8
I've never observed my CPU exceed 75°C in any other program besides Prime95 and CineBench R23, which reached just above 80°C.
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Magaveli
12-10-2017, 04:37 PM #8

I've never observed my CPU exceed 75°C in any other program besides Prime95 and CineBench R23, which reached just above 80°C.