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Timing details of RAM

Timing details of RAM

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azrebel703
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07-30-2020, 02:09 AM
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You have a 10400F B460 with Fury RGB 2x8 3200 CL16. The B460 doesn’t allow RAM overclocking, so you’re stuck at 2666 MHz. Your current timings are mostly stable (14-15-15-30 and 13-14-14-28), though there were occasional random freezes. Memory tests show no issues. To identify unstable settings, consider running extended stress tests or using tools like AIDA64 to monitor performance trends over time. It might be worth tweaking further if you notice consistent drops, but without clear instability it’s hard to justify major changes.
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azrebel703
07-30-2020, 02:09 AM #1

You have a 10400F B460 with Fury RGB 2x8 3200 CL16. The B460 doesn’t allow RAM overclocking, so you’re stuck at 2666 MHz. Your current timings are mostly stable (14-15-15-30 and 13-14-14-28), though there were occasional random freezes. Memory tests show no issues. To identify unstable settings, consider running extended stress tests or using tools like AIDA64 to monitor performance trends over time. It might be worth tweaking further if you notice consistent drops, but without clear instability it’s hard to justify major changes.

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A_Wild_Anna29
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08-04-2020, 09:24 PM
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Why not adjust the middle values and test 14-15-14-32? Keep refining. Small tweaks so far are enough. Random freezes still make things unstable. More flexible timing might work better. Each rig is unique, so you’ll need to experiment and adjust until you find what feels right. Good luck!
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08-04-2020, 09:24 PM #2

Why not adjust the middle values and test 14-15-14-32? Keep refining. Small tweaks so far are enough. Random freezes still make things unstable. More flexible timing might work better. Each rig is unique, so you’ll need to experiment and adjust until you find what feels right. Good luck!

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