poor ddr4 ram performance
poor ddr4 ram performance
Hey there, I see you're facing some issues with your RAM performance. Based on your user benchmark results, it looks like you're experiencing lower than expected write speeds and high latency. The yellow indicators suggest potential problems with the RAM's health or compatibility. You mentioned the CPU is running at 120W boost with XMP enabled, which is a good setup. Comparing to similar models should help identify if the issue lies in the RAM itself rather than your system configuration. Let me know if you'd like further guidance!
your response times are elevated. 18-20-20-38 is typical, but most prefer 18-18-18-38. Userbullshit is really bad—avoid it. It seems userbenchmark only checks speeds, not actual latency, so you might want to compare your memory performance versus others manually tuning their timings or something similar.
you can adjust your settings for better stability. using specific codes like 18-18-18-38 might help, but it's best to explore recommended tools and configurations for optimal results.
my game "rust" isn't using all the available PC resources. I've recorded a video with timestamps, and it's clear the GPU usage spikes when recording. The game usually stays around 40% GPU and 30% CPU, with RAM at 80%. I'm trying to figure out why it doesn't hit maximum performance. Some players on different systems get full GPU usage, so maybe my RAM or screen settings are the issue.
I'm not sure when Intel relaxed its policies but B560 supports memory overclocking without needing a Z chipset. I don't know if this works for other models like H. Is there a BIOS setting to enable XMP? If yes, apply it—it will configure the system to run RAM at its rated speed and timing.
From the image it appears the BIOS recognizes the XMP profile as CL16 while setting 18 instead? Consider disabling XMP and then reactivating it to observe changes. It might be a quirk of the system. You can also attempt to force the CL16 profile manually. For extra performance, try switching Gear2 to Gear1, but verify stability first. Rocket Lake isn't officially supported for 3200 in Gear 2 only.