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XMP in dual channel mode leads to BSOD

XMP in dual channel mode leads to BSOD

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NoResultsFound
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10-19-2022, 03:31 PM
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I’m reviewing it now and noticed several issues with that guide. Regarding timing, they recommend adjusting the tFAW value between 16 and 20 for stability, but the AMD memory controller can’t display values below 20, so setting it to 16 will just round up to 20 anyway—no advantage there. Also, after the 1.0.0.7b AGESA update, memory overclocking changed significantly; SOC voltage behavior shifted, meaning you needed much lower voltages for each speed, making earlier recommendations outdated. Most of the OCN OC guides I’ve seen recently are similar, and their advice is less reliable now. It’s better to check comments for real-world results or try other resources like AHOC for current best practices.
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10-19-2022, 03:31 PM #11

I’m reviewing it now and noticed several issues with that guide. Regarding timing, they recommend adjusting the tFAW value between 16 and 20 for stability, but the AMD memory controller can’t display values below 20, so setting it to 16 will just round up to 20 anyway—no advantage there. Also, after the 1.0.0.7b AGESA update, memory overclocking changed significantly; SOC voltage behavior shifted, meaning you needed much lower voltages for each speed, making earlier recommendations outdated. Most of the OCN OC guides I’ve seen recently are similar, and their advice is less reliable now. It’s better to check comments for real-world results or try other resources like AHOC for current best practices.

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Jyok
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10-19-2022, 04:08 PM
#12
Thanks! I successfully tried it and managed to use 6000MHz. I was able to enter my password without encountering any crashes due to memory issues.
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Jyok
10-19-2022, 04:08 PM #12

Thanks! I successfully tried it and managed to use 6000MHz. I was able to enter my password without encountering any crashes due to memory issues.

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zLight
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10-19-2022, 06:01 PM
#13
Great approach. I’d still aim for a memory stress test to verify the system handles 6000 smoothly, though it seems to be significantly improved over previous versions.
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zLight
10-19-2022, 06:01 PM #13

Great approach. I’d still aim for a memory stress test to verify the system handles 6000 smoothly, though it seems to be significantly improved over previous versions.

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