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The tuning process didn't work for my memory.

The tuning process didn't work for my memory.

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Blazy521
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12-07-2018, 07:04 PM
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I've been using the XMP profile for my memory and wanted to check if adjusting the timings improves performance. Despite following the instructions repeatedly, I keep experiencing crashes and reboots without Windows logging in. When it finally starts, it boots using the default speed (2667 MHz). Is this just a limitation of that specific memory? My system details: Ryzen 7 2700X with PBO enabled, MSI X470 Gaming Pro Carbon XPG Spectrix D60G, 8x2 16GB RAM at 3200MHz (XMP 3200MHz 16-18-18-36). I also have a GTX 2070. Data from Spoiler Dram Calculator with imported XMP from thaiphoon: Spoiler Bios settings changed accordingly.
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Blazy521
12-07-2018, 07:04 PM #1

I've been using the XMP profile for my memory and wanted to check if adjusting the timings improves performance. Despite following the instructions repeatedly, I keep experiencing crashes and reboots without Windows logging in. When it finally starts, it boots using the default speed (2667 MHz). Is this just a limitation of that specific memory? My system details: Ryzen 7 2700X with PBO enabled, MSI X470 Gaming Pro Carbon XPG Spectrix D60G, 8x2 16GB RAM at 3200MHz (XMP 3200MHz 16-18-18-36). I also have a GTX 2070. Data from Spoiler Dram Calculator with imported XMP from thaiphoon: Spoiler Bios settings changed accordingly.

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12-07-2018, 08:23 PM
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The Hynix RAM performs poorly with Ryzen processors. My current setup uses a DJR kit that doesn't support XMP, and it won't even boot at 3600 CL 16. This shows that not all kits are compatible or adjustable well.
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mineblork
12-07-2018, 08:23 PM #2

The Hynix RAM performs poorly with Ryzen processors. My current setup uses a DJR kit that doesn't support XMP, and it won't even boot at 3600 CL 16. This shows that not all kits are compatible or adjustable well.

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12-07-2018, 09:32 PM
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I've never seen RAM calibration run on those platforms before, especially with Threadripper or a 2200G. You're unlikely to gain much speed beyond XMP settings, so try boosting the voltage to 1.4V for DDR4 and 1.2V for SOC—maybe lower each main clock, but it probably won't be worth it. The Ryzen 3000 supports up to 3600MHz, but a B-die might be better. I don't know what the Ryzen 4000 can do.
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12-07-2018, 09:32 PM #3

I've never seen RAM calibration run on those platforms before, especially with Threadripper or a 2200G. You're unlikely to gain much speed beyond XMP settings, so try boosting the voltage to 1.4V for DDR4 and 1.2V for SOC—maybe lower each main clock, but it probably won't be worth it. The Ryzen 3000 supports up to 3600MHz, but a B-die might be better. I don't know what the Ryzen 4000 can do.

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