What kinda of RAM is this!?
What kinda of RAM is this!?
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My B-Die operates at 4267mhz with CL19 specifications. This contrasts significantly with the E-Die at 3200mhz CL19. The performance here is limited by low bin ICs. It seems unlikely this kit will support its XMP rated frequency simply by enabling DOCP in the BIOS.
I executed MemTest86 for an hour and thirty minutes using a single memory stick at 3200MHz with speeds ranging from 16 to 36 MHz and a clock speed of 1.3GHz. No issues were reported, the results are promising.
Sorry, I didn’t catch where you were tweaking things. I’d aim for a CL14 with maximum latency at 3200mhz. You still have some testing to do. Keep it tight at lower frequencies, and at higher ones, stay no looser than CL19. If you buy another stick, can you keep the same settings? Single stick overclocking tends to give the best outcomes for that memory type. This wouldn’t apply to dual channel overclocking.
I'm still figuring things out, but it'll take some time to get a second memory stick and I aim for a quicker setup overall. Once I have it, I'll tweak the RAM settings again. Speaking of improvements, there are several ways to track performance gains from tighter timings—like using benchmark tools or monitoring system logs.
The application named AID64 is utilized. On the tools section, initiate the cache and memory performance tests.