F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Sharing your experience with overclocking the G.Skillz RAM kit. Attached are some images for reference.

Sharing your experience with overclocking the G.Skillz RAM kit. Attached are some images for reference.

Sharing your experience with overclocking the G.Skillz RAM kit. Attached are some images for reference.

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GoonerOliver
Member
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01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
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I'm not very familiar with computer parts, but I've adjusted the RAM speed to 3800 MHz and changed the clock settings so everything stays in sync. I'm not sure how much more performance this setup can offer, especially since my previous RAM didn't work well with timing changes—even at a voltage of 1.45. I was aiming for CAS level 16, but it seems that won't be possible. Your link looks helpful; any extra info you have would be appreciated. Thanks!
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GoonerOliver
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM #1

I'm not very familiar with computer parts, but I've adjusted the RAM speed to 3800 MHz and changed the clock settings so everything stays in sync. I'm not sure how much more performance this setup can offer, especially since my previous RAM didn't work well with timing changes—even at a voltage of 1.45. I was aiming for CAS level 16, but it seems that won't be possible. Your link looks helpful; any extra info you have would be appreciated. Thanks!

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Skylar180
Junior Member
32
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
#2
You achieve optimal results by adjusting frequency according to XMP settings. If improvements are minimal, keep output below 3733mhz. Consider refining Trcd, Trc, and Trp timings at the rated speed to reduce latency.
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Skylar180
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM #2

You achieve optimal results by adjusting frequency according to XMP settings. If improvements are minimal, keep output below 3733mhz. Consider refining Trcd, Trc, and Trp timings at the rated speed to reduce latency.

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Ser349Games
Junior Member
35
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
#3
Yeah I thought about messing with that. No point in buying a new kit unless i can get it at a fair price since eventually DDR5 and new processors will be coming. But this kit no budge much at all comparatively to my 32 GB kit I used. With the Freq up it seems to be fairly quicker ram however but timings can really help with these things too.
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Ser349Games
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM #3

Yeah I thought about messing with that. No point in buying a new kit unless i can get it at a fair price since eventually DDR5 and new processors will be coming. But this kit no budge much at all comparatively to my 32 GB kit I used. With the Freq up it seems to be fairly quicker ram however but timings can really help with these things too.

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XNicroFrostX
Junior Member
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01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
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XNicroFrostX
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Ruhkjin
Junior Member
9
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
#5
Adjusting the frequency succeeded at 4000 MHz CAS 18, yet I still face issues when reducing it to 16.
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Ruhkjin
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM #5

Adjusting the frequency succeeded at 4000 MHz CAS 18, yet I still face issues when reducing it to 16.

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b4nife
Member
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01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
#6
If it runs at 4000, the difference from 3600 CAS 16 isn’t significant. Lowering CAS isn’t straightforward. You’re sending 1.45V to achieve 4000, but that doesn’t improve the situation.
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b4nife
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM #6

If it runs at 4000, the difference from 3600 CAS 16 isn’t significant. Lowering CAS isn’t straightforward. You’re sending 1.45V to achieve 4000, but that doesn’t improve the situation.

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leMozaiek
Member
173
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM
#7
I also tested 3600 CAS 16 at 1.45, but at 4000 it works fine at 1.4.
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leMozaiek
01-21-2016, 04:39 PM #7

I also tested 3600 CAS 16 at 1.45, but at 4000 it works fine at 1.4.