Upgrade your RAM for better performance.
Upgrade your RAM for better performance.
It looks like you're planning to upgrade your setup with a 3600 dual-rank system, needing more storage (32GB) and considering selling your current gear for around $40. Let me know if you'd like help refining that idea!
It seems like you're asking about the performance of Hynix chips under heavy load. If you're trying to understand how they handle overclocking, it's important to note that sustained high performance can strain components. Would you like tips on optimizing or testing their limits safely?
It's commonly called DJR and generally works fine. It isn't very uniform, yet the top quality units match the moon (most DDR4 records are set with DJR right now), though it doesn't improve much. Performance varies a lot with voltage, but it also heats up significantly, so a fan is recommended if you aim for higher frequencies. You can push it to 1.65V with a fan, as that's the level G.Skill confirms for lifetime warranty on DJR-based units.
For high-frequency applications, you'll probably need to adjust the primaries slightly to achieve higher frequencies. At speeds such as 4600MT/s+, use CL19-26-26-56 (not fully on the tRAS, though the others are XMP) and increase the voltage to around 1.55V for proper operation and stability.
It's not essential to cool it further once it reaches 1.5V. Beyond that, it usually stops improving past 1.5V unless extra cooling is applied.