Ryzen Memory Overclocking and Tuning Guide - ASUS X570
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2020
- Ryzen Memory Overclocking and Tuning Guide - ASUS X570
Today we go over how to tune memory timings for Ryzen 3000 as well as memory overclocking in order to achieve better gaming performance.
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Memtest 64: www.techpowerup.com/memtest64/
AIDA64: www.aida64.com/downloads
Thaiphoon Burner:
DRAM Calculator: www.techpowerup.com/download/...
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CPU R9 3900X PBO Bug Up To 4.65GHz: amzn.to/38LcFhL
MOBO: ASUS X570 TUF Gaming WIFI: amzn.to/38O02CC
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Is Memory Overclocking worth it, or is it too much of a hassle? Let me know what you think in the comments below, and don't forget to CLAP THAT LIKE BUTTON! UPDATE: I achieved 3800MHz RAM with better RAM cooling. Be sure to keep your DDR4 under 45c when overclocking. WARNING! All overclocking can potentially degrade or even destroy your hardware. If you aren't comfortable with that than DON'T OVERCLOCK AT ALL! I hold no responsibility for any damages that may occur.
Great Video! Mine is running at 3800 cl 16 18 18 36 ..at 1.44 Volts (Maybe i can get lower Volts, have to try it) with all subtimings at calculate fast. Have Samsung B die. It is definitly worth.it. In games i get About 10-15 % perfomance boost and Feeling like much more stable FPS. edit: also changed every setting on voltages and like everything i could change what the ryzen calculater threw out
That's some really high performance RAM
@@GraphicallyChallenged yeah :) i was really surprised that it was like i sat every parameter and the System just started and benchmarks ran without any problems at first try. i came from a Intel z170 where i couldnt ran with or without xmp 3600 cl17 profile
I actually achieved a similar 3800 at 1.4V 16 16 16 16 32 after actively cooling my ram and upping my SOC by 18mV.
Used your guide and dram calculator (fast settings) to achieve 64.7 latency at 3733mhz using 1.42 volts. Really helps my 3700x at 4.4 all cores score well in the benchmarks. Here's my firestrike score for reference. www.3dmark.com/fs/22915289
Finally a decent look at the entire process. Thank you.
Got RAM pushed to 3400MHz (XMP was 3000), but could only SLIGHTLY lower timings. Did gain a 4-10FPS improvement in SoTR benchmark though, which isn't bad for free. 🙃
hey, modern motherboards all have overclock profiles, which can store your bios settings.
for asus it's under the Tools page.
you tweak 1 or 2 dram timing parameter, save one profile (name "dram tweaking" or "testing"). so you don't need to write down or take picture for your settings.
you fail to boot after tweaking 1 or 2 settings, just reload your previously saved profile.
I’m new to all this and This is literally the only video that has helped me with overclocking, you are the man!!!!
Yesss I'm a new sub. Dude keep up with the DETAILS
I’m in the same position with you man!
I googled and searches youtube for many tutirials and videos. Only this one talks about all the information i need and straight to point. You have my thanks friend 👍
Great guide my dude. Best vid with explanations of the programs and process out there
Thanks for this. I was shooting for the moon. Had bought a very similar setup, and this helped me reign it in, but get some good performance boost.
Beautiful video man, nobody explained all of that in 1 video . You have my respect and subscribtion!
Thanks!
Thank you for this, im excited to try this on my new ram that should be here on Tuesday. I got a good deal on 2x16gb crucial 3200mhz sticks
Just save a bios profile onto a USB drive. I really hope no one is actually trying to memorize or screenshot their bios settings. Most motherboards have this option and it's a huge oversight not to mention it in the video
Yeah I used the profiles only, kept saving onto one profile for all the tuning that kept posting.
Well, everyone and their uncle reads the comments, so we get the info anyway. Also: thanks!
Wait what? What format does it need to be? And are you saying you can just view it from BIOS, or it actually applies the numbers?
@@TrevorLahey3 On the bios screen where you can save/load profiles, press save profile and select the usb drive you've inserted. It will save the entire profile, and all the customizations you've made, to the usb drive to be loaded again at any time. Loading this saved profile will indeed load all the changes you've made.
@@Kira-qc4qi sorry I misread. I thought you were saying the DRAM values could somehow be used in BIOS via flash drive. My bad lol
Outstanding video! Thank you for the detailed instructions.
Most helpful video I have found on this subject thanks so much 🙏
I want to get 3600Mhz for ryzen 3600, They say no matter what the ram title says all memories work at 2133Mhz and you have to choose its desired frequency, My question is: Only setting D.O.C.P profile to 3600Mhz is not enough ?
I wouldnt say its a "cheap motherboard". U just bridge the ClearCMOS Pins for about 10 secs and thats it. No need for removing the battery =/
facts. this should be pinned. can confirm. i own the same board
You can also hookup your reset switch to the cmos jumper so you can just hold the case restart button for 10 secs instead of needing to remove the side panel.
@@joe_ferreira thanks, and here I was fiddling around with a screw driver 😂
@@joe_ferreira Wow, I never thought of doing that... Holy crap, I'm going to do that now, as the reset button is mostly worthless anyways. This will save me a lot of grief, as I have a glass side panel that I have to unscrew. Normally I just leave it off the whole time I'm tinkering with overclocks, but since I'm coming from an x370 first gen platform, there is a lot of new stuff to learn with the x570 BIOS.
@@acidstorm001 you could also harvest a switch from a old case and remount it in your new case and have both. I have seen people mount it in open space left of the motherboard io backplane. Mnpctech anti vandel switches are awesome also. I am going to mount one in the bottom of the front IO of my o11d xl for just this purpose. www.mnpctech.com/products/anti-vandal-push-button-switches
New to memory overclocking and I have one question. Should you also enter the other info from the DRAM calculator listed under “misc items”, “voltage block”, “termination block” and “cad bus block”?
Great video by the way!
so 2 of my ram sticks are Hynix and 2 are samsung ... but they all are g.skill 2666 ... there any issues ? also two are rank 2 and two are rank 1 .....
So just to be clear, from what you say about the 1:1 ratio and infinity fabric limits, I will be UNDERCLOCKING my 4133 Mhz rated memory to maximise efficiency? When I go into the BIOS of my ASUS TUF Gaming Plus and enable "DOCP" there is only one option called #profile1 and if I select it shows: D.O.C.P DDR4-4132 18-18-18-38-1.40V which is WAY higher than the values in your video, so I cancel and back out in fear of devastation...
Very helpful, thank you
On typhoon burner I ctrl-F die, it tells me I have 8gb C-die but I don't see that as an option in the dram calculator. Any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong?
I'm using ballistic 2666mhz 16 18 18 38 dual ram kit with asus h410(i5 10400f plus gtx 1080) motherboard I'm just setting 14 16 16 34 timings for that do I need to change voltage
Not letting me clock over 1.35. As soon as I type something in and go to click on something else it doesn’t save and it snaps back to default.
I couldt get my DOCP speed of 3600 mhz to work unless i was raising SOC voltage to 1.2. Is this safe?
Awesome tutorial my boy. The best on yt!!
Thanks 🙏
Duuuuude. . . Question. I jus got a rog strix e570-E mb,... and 3600mhz trident ram. 4x16. Can i change the mb to accept 3600mhz instead of 3400 or will it go bang ??? Running a 5950x cpu and a asus strix 3090 card
7 months ago... where's the crazy intro 😶😂 Thanks for this great guide :)
I have a 3200 CL16 Vengeance LPX kit (Samsung B-Die) and I haven’t gotten it to post at CL14 or CL15. Any suggestions?
I over clocked my ryzen 7 3700x and now i cant get it to downclock at
idle.. Amd cool and quiet doesnt exist in my TUF X570 plus wifi board.
I changed my power plan in windows to 5% minimum on the cpu but it
still sits @ 4.3ghz even @ idle. Anyone have any ideas?
My Asus x570 dark hero shows the proper memory clocks in bios but cpuz and Asus mobo utility shows base clock... What gives? Yes bios is current, memory on compatibility list. Tried manual and docp.
after I turned on the docp, it doesn't restart properly, I have to reset cmos or unplug the motherboard battery. I'm confused now.
I'm using trident z neo 3600 cl16 D-dies but ryzen dram calculator doesn't support safe or fast metrics anyone OC these sticks?
Hi, I also have X570 Tuf Gaming Plus non wifi mobo, but in dram calculator there is trfc option but in bios, there are also trfc2 and trfc4 timings that I can't found in dram calculator. What should I do with them?
look into dram calculator "additional Calculators, one of them has an option to calculate all trfc values. You can get your inputs from Main screen.
here's tl;dr if you want to calculate yourself:
tRFC 2 = tRFC / 1.346
tRFC 4 = tRFC 2 / 1.625
What happens If I leave the timings untouched (as the DOCP indicate) or on auto .
I also wanted to ask what is the widget on the top right?
Hello!
I’m planning to buy the same motherboard and saw that the ram speeds are not as expansive as other mobos. I have a 3200mhz kit and was able to oc that kit to 3733mhz on my old msi board. I looked at the specs for this asus x570 tuf gaming plus mobo and did not see that speed configuration support listed. Is there any way to manually input speeds in this bios? Or listed options only? Thank you.
Overclocking varies by board, but I'm pretty sure if you were able to achieve 3733 on one you will be able to on this.
Maybe a dumb question but im new to memory overcloking so.
Do you need to run MemTest and a game at the same time or separately?
And when you're talking about changing 5 numbers at a time into the bios is all you do just start the pc after that to see if it starts or do you run a fast test after the 5 inputs and then continue?
separatly, coz memtest will fill your ram up
What if 2 sticks of the exact memory has different die's than the other two, what settings do I choose? (4 16gb 3600 Corsair VENGEANCE RGB PRO)
then you should stick with xmp rated speeds or buy all new of the same ram with matching serial numbers. its a hassle but matching die is extremely important
Just got a new mobo(ASUS PRIME x570-P), because my old MSI x570 Tomahawk wifi broke on me. With the old i had no problems what so ever, but now i cant even use the d.o.c.p. without getting a failed boot. At least i cant continue into bios and go standard jebec settings, but still, i wanna OC shit again, whats going on? :((((
At 9:40, entering the frequency. What do you use if your memory is rated for say 4133 Mhz like mine. Do you enter the certified value or the much lower value you used in your BIOS?
Find your CPU and Motherboard's QVL. They'll say what they're rated compatible "up-to" for RAM speeds. Use that number.
TL/DR: RAM speeds don't mean much when you're limited by the other hardware involved and the penalties associated with FCLK.
(Cheat-sheet: "3800" is what you should put in)
Thnaks. This video made me a little firm
Please help i got a Ryzen 7 5800x with updated bios using asus x570 E strix gaming now my 3800 mhz cl14 trident z neo, is not using its advertised speed of 3800 mhz even though i set the DOCP to is profile, and as well as using manual of fclock of 1900mhz and ram speed of 3800 mhZ, Please advise what should i do, thanks and merry christmas!
Does the the dram calculator work with b550 motherboards?
late, but it worked for me. I just followed the integralfx memtesthelper Github readme guide and Im honestly happy with a 24/7 daily 3600CL16-16-16-32-48-1t-GDM ON (gear mode) trfc288 at 1.42V tight secondary timings on my 2x16 dual rank g. skill kit. This is on a very modest mid-range MSI b550m Mag Mortar motherboard too.
Thank you!!
I have a Gigabyte B550M Aorus elite (which was pretty cheap) and if I put in a too high ram speed value mine tries to boot a few times and after failing will boot with the ram at jedec frequencies/timings. But it does have a very annoying bug. If the computer crashes due to too aggressive undervolting/overclocking the chipset nvme drive won't be detected until you either take it out and put it back in or leave the pc disconnected from power (just turning it off isn't enough, has to be disconnected from power) for 10s of minutes to 12h (depends on how lucky you are). Sometimes this isn't enough on its own or on the first try and you have to try a few times/both methods and sometimes mess with the pcie bifurcation setting in the bios.
why i cant see my FCLK Frequency in my Motherboard x570 only memory frequency
Same
I got 4.45 at 1.26v. I was able to run it at 1900flck and 3800 cl15 timings (63ns latency). Getting 4070 cbr20 and 8480 cpu score on time spy. I could get 4.5 or 4.55 but required 1.36v which on my itx case I couldn't keep cool. Great chip indeed. Paired with my 2060 ko ultra I'm getting a 19881 firestrike score and 8295 timespy combined score.
Asus mobos have a way to save your profile, also you can import your xmp profile from taiphoon burner and will set all the timings itself, you just have to click safe or fast mode.
If your computer doesn't post, reset cmos.Also instead of aida64 ,run prime95. Aida just for memory latency and maybe read and write speed.Personally i owned a 3600 and was coupled at 3733mhz, now i own a 3700x and it's coupled and stable at 3800mhz cl15 at 1.42v , 63.8ms latency in aida64.
You can also store bios setting when finding something stable. Using usb on asus or just store profile on gigabyte, doesnt dissapear on reset/clear cmos :)
How on ASUS?
I have 4 x 8GB DDR3200 ram. It was set to 2133 so I tried to get it to 3200 to start with but it just wouldn’t post. Had to settle for 3066. So I didn’t get to overclock, just got it close to what it should be :). Let me know if you see an issue here.
It would be nice if there was a updated versii. Of the dram calculator for 5000 searies
i cant push my memorys over 3.200mhz.what i have try pc not boot.my rams are Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 3000mhz..
I never use DO.C.P on Asus for my ryzens , always get crash or BCD. I got more stability on my oc ram doing manually and with the settings of Ryzen dram calculator. I got stable 34GB ( 8x4GB) bdie 3800MHZ on my X370 Asus crosshair VI Extreme. My board have the safe bottom , and you safe a lot of time with this feature
I wish I had safe boot.
really, I was experiencing some issues with ram so I might take your suggestion!
D.o.c.p off worked better for me. Thx
I have 4 8gbs at 4600mhz and I have no idea how to get it to work I even try 4000mhz and it just wants to be at 3600mhz even though my motherboard is compatible
Best video.. all the others point you to an article
Great stuff.well explained!! Oc DDR for my i7 5800x and ended on 3666mhz on my 3200mhz 16GB DDR..its a Shame that next step up cant be devided on two 😅
Ive seen sum other videos showing theyre numbers to plot inn,but after doing it the corect way with finding a stable clock speed and calculator i realize what kinda shott in the dark it is to just copy random numbers like such..thanks for a great upload ♥️
And yeah..i gained 30fps on heaven and bout 10-15 in warzone2...more stable fps for sure.
Can i overclock my ram to 4000mhz even my processor can support 3200mhz?
there is no option for c-die on calculator,i have 2 sticks Corsair (16gbit) ver 4.32
btw if your pc isnt booting properly after enabling docp you might have the memory sticks in the wrong dimm slots...
yeah i made the rookie mistake and it took me a while to figure it out but once i fixed the dimm positions it worked just fine!
I'm using trident z rgb ram 128 gb ram and on thaiphoon burner it says M DIe. When I launch DRAM Calculator there is no option for M Die
U can’t really oc that much ram dude
the best guide !
I upgrade my pc with cheapest rams in the world xD
its timing very low (19-19-19-43) 2933
i'll try with it :) lucky I have same bios, TUF, and in same day :D
update:
I low the timing to 17-17-17-34
What do you mean Timings are tightened?
I just subbed. I have a 3900x and a x570 ASUS vii hero mobo. I overclocked 32gb(2 x 16gb) Trident Royal Z 3600mhz cl16 to 3733mhz 14-14-14-36.... aida64 reports 62ns latency and I tested for hours on mem64. Flck= 1866 and further increased clock speeds and ram speeds with a 101 BCLK overclock. So my fclck is very close to 1900 and my ram speed is very close to 3800 with custom timings. 970 1TB evo m.2 and memory doesnt like anything over the 101 BCLK though. Me thinks I got the 3900x to 9900k-like performance. What do you think?
Nice! You are probably pretty close. My 3800 CL 16 is 67ns and it slaps a 9900K in cinebench single core while being around 3-4% slower in gaming I believe.
@@GraphicallyChallenged It was fun wrestling with memory overclocks and timings. Zen 2 really benefits from it.
About that BIOS safe boot you are referring to, how do I know if my mobo can do that? Been trying to find out for awhile now. I'm buying the Rog Strix X570-f gaming next week for my first build. I know it has a bios flashback button, but that's not the same I'm sure.
And thanks btw! Will be using your videos to buff everything up. 🙌🏾
Nvm. Found out, and need to move up to the Hero for that. Which is like 200 dollars more in my region... Lol
@@3XOUT That's not actually the case. I have a b350-f, and when it fails to post (it will try ~3 times), it automatically resets to default settings. just save your settings into an overclocking profile (another feature of the asus BIOS) and it will all be fine.
A SUUPER easy way to reset your CMOS on some motherboards is using a screw driver or something metallic on the two jumper pins(power off on PSU/unplugged), check on your mobo diagram if you have one. Contact the two pins ** for 10 seconds while your computer is unplugged from a power source**. I have a 4090 and removing the CMOS battery simply isn't an option every time as the titanic GPU covers it. That jumper point is very accessible on my AM4. Happy overclocking!
3/3/20 i put together a Decent Rig { Motherboards & Power Supplies we're expensive + hard to find } Ram Prices weren't cheap either. Managed to get 4 sticks 8 gigs each @ 3000 Mhz of Xpg Z1 adata memory modules with 16-20-20-38 @ $140.- Timings are Kinda Loose, went into the Bios and Changed to 16-18-18-38 { 3000 Mhz Speed is fine } Boots up & all Seems well. Once i Run a Couple of Demanding Open World Triple A titles, Gonna try 16-16-16-38 if all goes well i'll be a happy Gamer.
DRAM Calc 1.7.3 now has a field called "DRAM PCB revision." Any suggestions on where to get the info to fill that field?
Typhoon
I'm struggling to get my latency down. I have a 4400 4x8 kit and it post at 3800 and 4000 14 14 14 14 28 with 62 latency but then I get errors when I run OCCT. I get really good frames too when playing on the 10 minute test I did. I even tried msi pre confi 3800 that had 1.7v dram and I put soc to 2.9v and still got errors. I turned both voltage back down after the test. I do have water cooling and active cooling on the ram but I still think 1.7 is insane and I don't know why MSI has that as a preset but I assume it's because it's because it's a Ford marketed for ln2. System: 5950x, msi x570 ace max, water cooled, 12 fans, 4400 15 16 16 32 b die
Don't bother with higher frequency on zen3. Stick with the highest stable FCLK you can get, which will probably be around 1866-2000mhz max. The higher binned BDie doesn't care about voltage, even 1.7 it tolerates just fine. It doesn't tolerate temps though. You will see errors once they get too hot. You've also got 4x8gb so you're running a dual rank setup, which means you're gonna be limited by your memory controller. Don't be surprised if it just can't handle even 4 sticks running at 3800mhz with tight timings. And there's no chance SoC voltage is 2.9v. the SoC breaks down around 1.5v. there's almost never a reason to even exceed 1.2v. so I'm guessing that's a typo.
I dont have a d.o.c.p profile, why is that?
what should i do if my memory is c-die?
Bank group swap and bank group swap alt???
Thanks for the video it would help so many people! Also, that's so funny. I just finished my ram literally a few hours lol. Had you got the video out earlier, I might have saved a few hours I spend today figuring it out. I have been tinkering with my Ram setting for many months without success then finally I just realized that I didn't adjusted the infinity fabric speed! Somehow the stupid bios menu put it in a different tabs and with lots of numbers to deal with I totally forgot about it! I decided to give it another go today and I just noticed it haha.
I would go with a very modest overclock of the Ram speed if you don't want to have to do a CMOS reset that many times, speed bump has less effects overall in my case. There's already that useful calculator for you to use. Sure, it's a lot of number but ram overclock is relatively safe, sure you might need to rest your CMOS but you can't really break your ram as they generated really little heat even when you bump up the voltage. I think it's not too much hassle and you can get a really good performance out of the Ryzen chip. The latency between the ccx is one of the main things that hold the ryzen back so, I also encourage everyone to try out at least the timing optimization if you don't want to waste a lot of time with the overclocking.
Tuning memory is fun but can cause a lot of blue screen issues doesn’t really help that much max FPS wise but it’s good to see the extra bandwidth via maxxmem! Think I peaked about 38mbs
I think 3900x can write faster speeds over the 3600/3700/3800 due to the extra ‘shitlet’ (poor quality silicon)
Memory overclocks that haven't had extensive testing can cause blue screens and even corrupt Windows. It's highly important that if you are overclocking memory you use a variety of programs to ensure stability.
My 3600X's Infinity Fabric goes 1866Mhz but haven't tried to go higher. Will update BIOS and try again soon.
Is it normal that Windows asked to be reinstalled after following the first 7 minutes?
Got it back when I switched around the boot priorities
I somehow have 2 versions of my m.2 and one has OS in the name
wait aint this a x570 tuf board you dont have to take the battery out there 2 clrc pins you can just put a screw driver on but im sure you hav efound this by now
Yeah same with the Asus x570 prime pro. You can short the pins and good to go.
This is for people scrolling through the comments.
I am going to attach my reset button cables to the Clear RTC RAM Header as was mentioned by someone else, hopefully it will allow me to clear this using the reset button. I will just have to remember to unplug it!
How’d that work out? Thinking of doing the same
hello. i hace asus tuf gaming wifi (1407) ryzen 7 2700x and ram lpx CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 2x16... i cant frequency 3200 my crash. Help me
Just enable DOCP.
Graphically Challenged when I activate that profile the pc won’t start
1407 is imo the best bios to date.
I got myself some 4266mhz memory. Let's see if they can do some serious work 🧐👍 Sick vidd btw 👏
Well you cured me I no longer feel I need to overclock my system 3700x x570 tuff rtx2070 skill 4x8 3600 thanks dude
Hello friend, do you have the x570 plus motherboard? did you have a problem with the 3600mhz ram?
Sebastián Suárez i do, when I over clock my ram to 3600 save and exit, pc won’t post
If you ever need to reset your cmos you can skip the wait time by cutting power, either switch or unplugging, pressing the power button to discharge all electricity in the system, then reconnecting power and starting right away.
If you worried about you clear cmos than delete you bios settings ,you go to bios-->tool-->overclocking profile to save you stable settings that if you clear cmos,you can recovery you setting rapidly!
Ryzen Gen 3 is not listed?
If you want to OC RAM it is wise to get a board that has SAFE BOOT Button(or whatever vendor equivalent), so you don't have to clear cmos.
Yes! I have considered selling my motherboard and spending an extra $150 on a Crosshair VIII Hero just for that feature. What other boards have it?
@@GraphicallyChallenged Does the crosshair VII Hero have it ?
@@GraphicallyChallenged I didn't realize that you mentioned safe boot in your video often, good call. It surely is a premium feature especially for RAM overclocking. My board decision came down to:
x570 MSI MEG ACE
x570 Gigabyte Aorus Master
x570 Asus Crosshair VIII
I chose the Crosshair VIII because it has Safe Boot. The Crosshair VIII Impact and Formula both have safe boot as well. I would imagine that MSI and Gigabyte have their own version of safe boot but I am not positive. The feature could be an up and coming with RAM overclocking having greater positive effect than before.
The cheapest x570 TUF gaming board on Ebay is about $200.00 now. It prob is a good time to get a little extra for your used motherboard because of high demand and limited supply. So long as you can find a replacement in a reasonable timeframe. For example I recently sold my x470 Crosshair VII for about $240(I thought I would get $150), so I could purchase a new Crosshair VIII. Resale PC markets are really good.
@@ryanb.2967 Yes the Crosshair VII has it(little red button near bottom left side of board).
So all ram runs at 2133 even if it says it’s 3200 so you gotta enter the bios to over lock it?
yes, this is how it works. for amd platforms, it's just better to manually type in your primary and secondary timings. DOCP is super flaky and often doesn't work.
I thought my initial 3800mhz and 1900fclk RAM was stable until I bought Modern Warfare. MemTest64 said did not detect any errors during the stress test sessions. I used the DRAM calculator presets for both 'fast' and 'safe' overclocking, but neither worked for me. Simply enabling XMP, changing my memory multiplier to 38, and then changing my fclk to 1900 has been stable all day so far. I have been able to increase my RAM speed and maintain a 1:1 ratio while using the default sub- timings.
you need to up your ram vdimm voltage to at around 1.45-1.475V or so if its cl16 and at least around 1.5V for 3800CL14. your soc voltage probably needs to be upped to 1.135V or so and then 50mV less than your SOC voltage for your VDDG voltages (try same for both). VDDP might need 900-950mV. the dram calculator sucks for speeds over 3600 looking at the google spreadsheets of amd ram overclocking.
@@CknSalad I figured it out a while ago. I'm clocked @3800 c14 1:1:1 with a 1.53 dram voltage. My system can handle the voltage. Manufacturers are making xmp profiles with 1.6+ dram voltages.
i'm surprised you didn't even click the purple read xmp button, which btw i've heard it doesn't give accurate readings and it's better to export the info from thaiphoon burner and import it to dram calculator, so maybe that's why you couldn't post at first? idk
i believe the exact instructions/details on how to do that should be easy to find on google but just in case i found the instructions in one of the replies for the 2nd or 3rd top comment on the hardware unboxed's tuning ram video (it has that super-like? thingy where you see the uploader's icon)
Uploading my XMP made no difference for me, but it might for you.
The asus x570 tuf should have two clrtc (clear cmos) jumpers that should save you the hassle of taking the battery out. If you bridge them with a piece of metal such as a screwdriver head or an allen key and wait 5-10 seconds then that should get you the same effect. Let me know if there's something I'm missing.
Great video though, very informative. I'm a new subscriber because I like how simple your videos are to follow and I've found myself demystified on a few overclocking things that a lot of other youtubers assume is common knowledge. Keep up the great work.
Thanks! Your right that works too. It saves a little time, but not much.
The best way to put reset button on that two pins and if you need to clear cmos,simply click on reset button
But don't forget to power off pc and psu, it's written in manual to motherboard
It does look at your manual at one point I was taking out the graphics card to have access towards the cmos battery until I read the manual and at the bottom right there is two pins I shut down the computer and unplug the power supply but you will see the rgb on the right side drain when you put a screw driver in between those two pins wait a few more seconds and wala I hope this saves you some time it sure did help me.
i set my timings based on this video this summer. Worked pretty good. Swapped out my 2080ti for a 3080ti (keeping the 3800x) as processor. Mobo asus gaming E x570. Now i can't even boot to basic d.o.c.p. and the old timings no longer work. Is there a newer guide or any ideas as to what may be causing this? Thanks in advance for those with help. I guess its not super critical since i will probably be putting a 5800x in next week, but less than ideal to be running 2100mhz for really good 3200mhz mem. I think it was samsung B die 2x16 if i recall.
also i should note that i updated my bios as well, if thats a factor. And i think this may be the video that i first subscribed on. Been enjoying the great content you produce, thanks!
Hey pal, did you find out what the problem was ?
I'm having a similar issue. Keep getting F9 code unless I disable DOCP. It was working fine for months but now, seem to be a problem. I updated the bios and it works but sometimes when I restart my PC, I get either F9 or F9 followed by 0D and PC won't start.
Not sure what has happened and can't seem to find answers anywhere.
@@s77lom49 I was only able to boot with default settings. Never got my timings back. I haven’t tried again. Because I pulled the 3080 out of that and put it in another machine. I half way wonder if it was the power draw on my 650w power supply after adding the 3080. If I get a chance I’ll try again. And see if it works. Properly clearing the cmos was what got me to boot at all.
@@AkSeapilot thanks for replying. I'm going to try and increase the voltage a little and see if that helps. I'm thinking its a stability issue so maybe it needs a little more juice !
so if i turn on docp it puts my memory frequenccy to 3200 mhz, which im trying to achieve. doing that puts me right at fail to post state. so wtf lol cant get past the door
just set it manually. follow the integralfx memtesthelper guide. is your kit b-die 3200CL14-14-14-34? If so, I can help you hit 3600CL16 if you want.
@@CknSalad thanks for the reply man, turns out it was a shit cpu from the get go. Couldn't get the infinity fabric past the base 2133mhz and slowly degraded to a continuous boot loop lol
I managed to get 3800 MHz out of a g.skill 3600 MHz set, with tighter timings than docp . But I’m watching all these tutorials to ensure I hadn’t missed something. But synthetics and game benchmarks seem to have really improved A LOT. Memtest passed with zero errors, so I think I got it all g2g.
You'd make a really good teacher. Subbed.
Anyone know if these programs work in Linux or in VM?
these are motherboard settings
@@fl6yy Please watch the entire video before commenting.
The programs themselves most likely run just fine under wine but whether they display right info is different thing. I suggest using Linux alternatives if there is.
Do a cl14 3600mhz 4x8gb G Skill Trident Z Neo on a Ryzen 9 5900x.
Understand that XMP is already an overclock of memory. Thaiphoon burner doesn’t work in Windows 11 unless certain protections are disabled. Ryzen Dram Calculator does. Tfaw at 36 is pretty bad.
Do you know that you can save your profile in bios? (asus user profile)
if you need battery reset your profile will be wiped out
Will there be improvements in games when the GPU is bottlenecking at 100% ???
I went from 2133 to 29xx and gained about 10 fps in some games.
I have a Ryzen 5 3600 running at 1900Mhz 1:1 with no issues 16-20-16-38 Crucial Ballistix
2 to 10 min is a bit large, usually 15s and cmos is reset, my mb reset everything in 7-8s
Tuning my G Skill cl14 3800mhz 4x8gb my latency is 55.1ns was a blast for my Ryzen 9 5900x gained so much fps in Warzone III alone 30-40 extra fps dram cal imus 1.7.3 is garbage didn’t even use or typhoon burner.
You have an Asus Tuf x570 no? You shouldn’t have to pull your cmos. You have a jumper in the bottom right. This vid’s pretty old I’m sure you know at this point. Anyways thanks for the tips , this video was really helpful. You should REAALLY make some more videos like this in the future :)
It's worth I'd you have good overclocking memories
Hi can you please tell me what is the cpu core ratio (per ccx) in bios? is it same like the ryzen master?
It allows you to adjust the clockspeed on a CCX basis. This is most useful for the 3900X and 3950X where 2 CCXs have better silicon quality than the other 2.
@@GraphicallyChallenged right now i have all core cpu of 4.4ghz. Now if i want to do ccd oc in bios, do i have to remove the all core oc 1st?
I don't think so, but I'm not sure.