Signal locked at 2133MHz.
Signal locked at 2133MHz.
I purchased two additional Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 3200Mhz sticks. With a 16GB drive I used docp and it functioned properly, but with a 32GB drive it didn’t. I adjusted auto mode and clock speed to 3200Mhz, even increasing voltage to 1.45V, yet the PC would restart and reset memory to 2133Mhz. Someone, could you assist me?
I gave it a shot. With Docp it looks like 2666MHz at 1.4v was the maximum I could hit with my setup. Frustrating. Is this due to the CPU or the RAM size? My friend upgraded to Intel and used a different chipset, but just needed to adjust the memory clock speed and it worked. Why does AMD seem so picky about memory speeds?
The 1.4v output feels elevated, particularly when targeting 2666 at TofuHaroto insights. CPU and motherboard shouldn't pose a problem since these don't rely on internal memory controllers like Intel does. I'm not very experienced with memory details, so I can't add much to this discussion.
Start by testing 3200 using only the new kit, confirm it functions properly, then increase to 4 sticks, adjust the soc to 1.15 and dram to 1.35, enable DOCP, try 2933, and proceed gradually if stable.
I noticed some inconsistencies in this thread. The screenshot appears to show a Ryzne 1700, not the 2700X model. If that's accurate, the rig might only reach stable speeds around 2667MHz with four DIMMs loaded, and possibly less with just two. From what I can see, the performance seems limited. I had to remind everyone to check the screenshots carefully—they helped clear some confusion. Thanks for the clarification; I'm still a bit tired from the coffee.