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Unusual performance at 5950x speed?

Unusual performance at 5950x speed?

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ApolloGam3r
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03-04-2017, 08:15 AM
#21
When discussing benching voltages, ddr2 should be set between 2.6-2.9v, ddr3 around 2.4v, and ddr4 at 2.05v.
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ApolloGam3r
03-04-2017, 08:15 AM #21

When discussing benching voltages, ddr2 should be set between 2.6-2.9v, ddr3 around 2.4v, and ddr4 at 2.05v.

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SushixUS
Junior Member
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03-04-2017, 08:15 AM
#22
2.0v DDR4 needs cooling. 1.9v is handling the ambient well. That voltage for DDR4 would push you to run CL12 at 4000mhz, which no one—especially not on this forum—has done before, not even Linus. It takes more than just memory voltage to get there. DdR2 and DdR3 aren’t even valid anymore.
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SushixUS
03-04-2017, 08:15 AM #22

2.0v DDR4 needs cooling. 1.9v is handling the ambient well. That voltage for DDR4 would push you to run CL12 at 4000mhz, which no one—especially not on this forum—has done before, not even Linus. It takes more than just memory voltage to get there. DdR2 and DdR3 aren’t even valid anymore.

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Rainbowmatic
Junior Member
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03-04-2017, 08:15 AM
#23
Looking at ddr2 1520 7-9-6-10, have any users reached that speed or do I hold the top frequency for ddr2 here? I'm using a 1x3 setup, which lets me push higher with just one stick. My main goal is a 4GB DDR2 RAM with top clock speeds, though I haven't focused much on RAM OC yet. The 1520 is decent but the numbers on 7-9-6-10 seem pretty low. It's stable, but I might think about a cooler later for RAMs. Running a P5Q gives me one of the best RAM OC boards on my system, though it's not great with FSBs. If no one has hit that mark, maybe I'll look for a DDR4 platform and some good boards at a lower price to try 4000 CL12. The 2V doesn't always need a chiller, but eventually voltage stops improving and you'll need to cool the RAMs further.
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Rainbowmatic
03-04-2017, 08:15 AM #23

Looking at ddr2 1520 7-9-6-10, have any users reached that speed or do I hold the top frequency for ddr2 here? I'm using a 1x3 setup, which lets me push higher with just one stick. My main goal is a 4GB DDR2 RAM with top clock speeds, though I haven't focused much on RAM OC yet. The 1520 is decent but the numbers on 7-9-6-10 seem pretty low. It's stable, but I might think about a cooler later for RAMs. Running a P5Q gives me one of the best RAM OC boards on my system, though it's not great with FSBs. If no one has hit that mark, maybe I'll look for a DDR4 platform and some good boards at a lower price to try 4000 CL12. The 2V doesn't always need a chiller, but eventually voltage stops improving and you'll need to cool the RAMs further.

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Sim_Crafter
Junior Member
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03-04-2017, 08:15 AM
#24
Don't overlook Maxmem. You'll need it.
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Sim_Crafter
03-04-2017, 08:15 AM #24

Don't overlook Maxmem. You'll need it.

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Aid3n117
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03-04-2017, 08:15 AM
#25
DDr2 at 1520 CL7? 1067MHz DDr3 is quicker. Probably you meant DDr3. Which DDR3 2000MHz at CL6 would be the best choice?
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Aid3n117
03-04-2017, 08:15 AM #25

DDr2 at 1520 CL7? 1067MHz DDr3 is quicker. Probably you meant DDr3. Which DDR3 2000MHz at CL6 would be the best choice?

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