You just increased your RAM speed from 2400MHz to 3600MHz and it's working fine.
You just increased your RAM speed from 2400MHz to 3600MHz and it's working fine.
I basically boosted my 2400mhz RAM to 3600mhz, and TM5 confirmed stability. Voltage reads 1.2v, but I'm unsure about trusting TM5. I'll share the log and screenshots of my BIOS. Log.txt
CPU-Z displays information about your system's CPU and memory. The stress test you used to check performance improvements is typically a benchmark like Cinebench or AIDA64.
You should perform a standard memory testing procedure using a tool like MemTest86. Follow the recommended steps for your system configuration and ensure proper setup before running the tests.
The system runs a Ryzen 5 3600 with up to 4.3GHz. The graphics card is a Zotac Minigtx 1060 with 6GB RAM, though the OC is pending. The motherboard has 2400MHz DDR4 memory. The CPU socket is unknown, but it appears to be compatible with a 750W 80+ Bronze power supply, similar to AORUS Elite V2.
We're talking about optimizing your setup for better FPS performance. It's important to avoid issues like poor RAM placement and ensure your components are well-organized on the motherboard.
They are not just one channel, but I have them both on channel A.
The recommended connections are for one device in channel A and another in channel B. Based on your diagram, DDR4_1 and DDR4_2 are ideal slots. The one on the far right, two slots to its left, works best. Updated April 19, 2021 by Fasauceome