What kinda of RAM is this!?

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Ciera7
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05-13-2023, 05:26 AM

#21

I completed the test, using both "let moba decide" settings versus the memory stick's printed times. Auto timings (20-22-22-52) at 1.2v vs Manufacture timings (16-18-18-36) at 1.3v

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mcfarter
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05-20-2023, 08:12 PM

#22

It falls within the typical scope, aiming for under 70ms latency whenever feasible.

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GodZenik
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05-21-2023, 12:09 AM

#23

if it's a micron e-die then it's not a low-tier option. it offers outstanding performance. i purchased a crucial ballistix 3000mhz cl15 (the new version, marketed as a micron-tuned die). running it at 3600mhz cl16 at 1.29v is impressive. with a ryan zen+ 3200g, the previous kits like corsair vengeance lpx 3600c18 and g.skill ripjaws v 3600c19 (both likely samsung c-dies) couldn't handle the xmp preset at the advertised frequency. they triggered errors in memtest and prime95 large fft after just a few seconds. my current crucial kit is functioning perfectly, even supporting 3733c16 at 1.35v, though i need to boost the soc voltage above 1.2v to stabilize the integrated vega 8 graphics. i'm not confident raising that much voltage. it might be overclocked further if the zen+ i used had better imc, and i’m pretty cautious about going that high. it could definitely handle more at 3800mhz cl16 if possible. so, a micron e-die is an excellent overclock and a great value for memory."

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satchmoto
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05-27-2023, 10:53 AM

#24

read/write speed needs to nearly double; using a single channel significantly impacts performance