these sticks seem to be extra stubborn when it comes to going past the 3466 limit and finding your video helped me get that little extra boost from my ram. Thanks!
Hi, thanks for the very informative guide! I got 2 pairs of the Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 3200Mhz CL16 (CMW32GX4M2E3200C16), but the 2x16 kits, for a total of 64Gb RAM. My system consists of an AMD Threadripper 3960x on a Gigagyte TRX40 Aorus MAster, latest BIOS. The Corsairs have Micron Technology, 2048M x64 (2 ranks), Revision / Raw Card 0000h / B0 (8 layers), 8 Gb D-die (Z01B / 20 nm) / 1 die. Using your guide I got them to run stable at 3600MHz with the following timings and settings at VDIMM 1.44V: MCLK/FCLK/UCLK: 1800 CAS Latency (CL) 18T RAS To CAS Delay (tRCD) 22T RAS Precharge (tRP) 22T RAS Active Time (tRAS) 41T Row Cycle Time (tRC) 60T (tRTP) 14T (tRFC) 312 (tRFC2) 495T (tRFC4) 132 (tFAW) 32T (tWCL) 16T (tRCDW) 22T tMOD 27 ProcODT 60.0Ω Command Rate (CR) 1T All Driver strengths at 20Ω All memory controller and SOC voltages as posted here. So, any suggestions from your expertise or fine tuning some parts of the timings so I can get them to run at 3800MHz, please? Maybe tweaking some details would help, but if it's not possible, that's fine. Thank you in advance! PS: I use AMD Ryzen Master to set all the parameters.
I've never tinkered around with the threadripper platform to be honest. But, from my experience, 1.5v usually gets you over 3600mhz, with a loser tRCDRD. But at this point reaching 3800mhz with lower timings will result in same or worse performance than 3600mhz with current timings. I would be happy right where I am at, going from 3200mhz to 3600mhz fclk 1:1. I know the minds more and more poweeeeeerrrr! 🙂 But right where you are, I'd make an educated guess and say you're on the edge of diminishing returns. I'd put it in my pocket and walk away happy 😊.
@@nemesysmorpheus175 1.44 is hot bro I got mine at 1.36 stable just trying g to break 3800mhz I can pull 36 easy with my 3200lpx sticks 18 19 19 19 39 62 timings
@jgvtc559 Hi, just wondering if the timings and settings you've listed would work stable long term for 3200MHz 4x16gb (2 lots of 2x16gb ram). Looking to go from 3200MHz to 3600MHz, no higher than 3600MHz.
Would you be so kind as to make the guide in an asus bios? The names of the parameters between msi and asus are different and I don't understand much. Regards from Peru 🇵🇪
Wichtige Anmerkungen für die die r5000er nutzen, meistens ist bei 3800 ein CPU Hole d.h ihr werdet keine 3800 zum booten kriegen, Leiber 3733 versuchen das geht oder 3933 aber das ist eher schwierig
I bought the 2x16gb Vengeance RT 3600mhz CL16 and was immediately able to clock it at 3933mhz with 16-19-19-38 no problems. For some reason my kit is micron and only single rank. Is micron good? And should i find a different kit?
Hey, I appreciate your hard work and effort you put into this! Btw this also works properly with Corsair Vengeance Lpx 16Gb 3200Mhz CL16 too isn't it? Thanks☺️
im kinda scared to do this but im tryan pull as much performance as i can out of my build i have never oc ram before i have a asus rog strix xii hero(wifi) i9-10900f and EVGA 3080 i just have 2x16 3200mhz ram cl16
Hello, I have the same 2x8Gb corsair sticks, b550 mb and a 5600x. I am considering buying another 2xGb set for a total 4x8Gb. Is the process still the same?
Thanks for the video I had 2x8 sticks same ram from 4 years ago when I 1st built a system according to cpu-z its hynix.couple years ago I bought 2 more sticks which seem 2 be Samsung so now I have 4x8(32gb) ita run xmp fine but can't get anything over 3200 on z690 even with tad more voltage I'm familiar with overclocking cpu but not familiar with ram ocing so my question am I having issues because 2 are hynix and 2 Samsung?And will these settings work with intel?
@@knowwork9 Higher frequency will yield best performance due to 1:1 with infinity fabric. 3600MT/s is what I would buy. If you can get it to 3800MT/s even better.
Yeah first time builders don't need to worry about this overclocking ram is a bit more advanced. All you need to be doing is to make sure your XMP DOCP EOCP whichever your board calls it is enabled Edit: That'll make your ram run at its rated speed what he's doing here is basically pushing his ram to its limit
Hi, appreciate the step-by-step details. Would like to inquire if this would be applicable as well for Corsair Vengeance LPX? I currently have two 64GB (2x32GB) kits installed. Motherboard is Gigabyte Vision B550 D-P and CPU is 5900x
The problem is memory topology. Also the imc has to be good one. But if your board supports high speeds on dual rank memory of high density, it should be possible.
Hi I'm running an aorus b450i motherboard with a Ryzen 5 5600G, is there a guide one how i could get my Hyper X DDR4 3200mhz RAM to 3600mhz or 3800Mhz. This is a 16gb single stick module. And I'm not sure what values to add or minus to the timings.
damn... i got pro SL with Die revision unknown btw, how you know the timing for this and that, especially that TRFC and resistance below it? can i use on CMH16GX4M2Z3200C16?
Is this guide only for amds.. I have the 16gb of this kit, but on Intel 10600k. I didn't know you would have to change so many things. I haven't looked in awhile but a year or 2 ago when I bought this kit I'm thinking it was Samsung die, are they harder to oc
yo, do you have any WHEA warnings? I have thousands of "Event 19, WHEA LOGGER". it's on core 0. Though, they don't affect gameplay or anything, I'm just curious why this happens.
I do not get WHEA unless I push over 1900fclk. As long as I stick to 3800MT/s 1:1 ratio I do not have problems. WHEA are being corrected by the OS as they happen. If too many roll out though, you will get a crash. Even if you do not see any performance hit, it is a sign something is not ok and you should look into lowering your memory speeds. This is typical when memory overclocking is unstable but other factors can also cause WHEA which are many.
@@crisfy2 This is what I would do. I'd set the ram voltage to 1.45v. Soc voltage to 1.15v. Fclk manually to 1800. TRCDRD take it up one clock, for example, if 18 then take it to 19. Leave the other timings alone. Then raise the frequency to 3600mhz. Save and reboot. Test using TM5.
@@TechnologyHive maybe the voltage could be 1.40v maybe 1.45v could be risky. so i just turn the latency a bit higher with other voltages and it will be fine?
Hi, got same sticks of RAM here, 32 GB 8*4. Got your settings on but my rig can't boot on this and post in safe mode... I checked all the settings are fines any Idea for booting and get stable ? I run with Asus tuf gaming -b550m plus wifi MB Ryzen 5 3600 @ 4,2Ghz Samsung 970 Evo Plus 250Gb Crucial Mx500 1 To RTX 3060 Ti Seasonic focus GX850W
Sir i have a quick question. Is t oke to use your overclock on the tomahawk 450 max and a ryzen 5 3600 cpu or do i need other numbers? Thanks in advance
You can of course try my settings. But keep also in mind that every CPU memory controller is the same, or motherboard. Even if they are same exact model. You milage may vary.
@@TechnologyHivei was thinking the same.. only one way to find out. Whats the worse that can happen actually? Because i was digging a little bit and i dont have the exact same as yours. My kit has version number: CMK16GX4M2B3200C16. Also when checking taiphoon burner it says samsung die. No b die or something like you. It just says samsung 8gb die. I read on reddit that these are actually hard to overclock so i was thinking would it be different timings for those?
Does four sticks work the same way without any instability? I got the exact same kit to make my pc go to 32 gb of ram. Im using Cosair Vengeance LPX DDR4. They're 3200mhz cas latency 16. I'm using a Ryzen 5600x. The motherboard is Asus Rog strix-f b550 gaming.
@@TechnologyHive thank you! I've checked it out and I'm not sure if I'm reading it right but it shows how much voltage i would need if I go ahead and increase the frequency. Not sure if it makes a difference if I do because the cas latency probably will go up after 3466.
By all means, sure. The imc in the 3000 series was passed down to the 5000 series. It is a decent one. 3600mhz to 3800mhz is doable. No guarantee of course, because the silicone lottery comes into play according to your particular chip.
Hi. I have an msi gaming olus b550 with this ram kit and i don't have option to change vddg ccd voltage and vddg iod voktage. I tried your settings without changing it and my computer boots with 2133mhz
The board should do an ok job with those voltages left on AUTO. With MSI, there is an option in the bios called "memory try it". Give that a try, but loosen up the primary timings to 18-22-22-22-38- trc 60. Save and reboot.
I got cldo_vddp voltage and vddcr soc voltage instead of just soc voltage and vddp voltage, should i change those voltages? I looked into a little bit of my mobo and theres an "amd overclocking" section and in there i got the normal soc voltage and vddp voltage so which ones i gotta change? Ty
could you do CMW16GX4M2D3600C18W i cant get it to run at 3600mhz on a Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P with a 5900x and 4 sticks of DRAM. i can run it fine if its 3533mhz but thats not 3600mhz like its rated at. not sure what the issue is. and i tried Ryzen DRAM Calculator but it reboots like 3x then just runs at 2133mhz...
This is due to both memory channels being loaded up. A1, B1, A2, B2. If you check on your board website it specifies what the max supported frequency is when all dimms are loaded. If all dimms loaded are supported at the XMP rated speed, but you're still experiencing issues, then it's your IMC. As you know not all IMCs are equal. Some are better than others. Yours just might not be silicone lottery. A bump in cpu voltage sometimes helps. Also, 1.15 soc voltage could help. I'll get some cl 18 ram for testing soon. 😊👍
I've got MSI z690 tomahawk Wi-Fi DDR4 and i5 13600K. Should I copy and paste the same setting. I've the similar corsair 32GB kit 3200 MHz (CMW32GX4M2E3200C16) memory buffer Micron Technology rev. 3.32.
@@TechnologyHive one thing more I want to keep this CPU for long term may be 4-5 years so is it worth spending on DDR5 platform & for that I've to change motherboard & Ram. It will cost me around $170 by swapping DDR4 to DDR5.
@@gameotic1 DDR5 have taken big steps forward as time has passed and it's benefits are obvious in games or applications which are memory sensitive. So there is no question you will see an improvement going from DDR4 to DDR5.
hey man, how bout for intel? do you think there's any notincable improvement overclocking my Corsair VP 3200mhz to 3600mhz? i'm running a 10600k on z490 board, thanks man
@@TechnologyHive not sure how far my sticks will make it but im currently using memory try it @ 3466 c17. Will try to see if i can get 3600 or something
@@AKIBOXING did you ever try it, I have the exact same setup, but my chips are single rank b-die samsung. As I said earlier I got mine to 3800 but looser timings, just changed the voltage to 1.4 and timings 19,21,21,42. Score of 51k over 46k. I would like to try all these manual changes but it's a lot of changes if one thing goes wrong he doesn't explain what to change with the 100 changes he made.
I have these Gskill RipjawsV 32gb(2x16) 3200mhz CL14-14-14-34. (F4-3200C14D-32GVK). I want to overclock these to 3600mhz with same primary timings CL14 When I enable XMP profile the primary and secondary timings are for 3200mhz so will the same primary timings work for 3600mhz, will it be stable if I use same primary timings and leave the secondary timings on auto ? so is it possible do you think it will work like this to just enable XMP profile first or should I disable XMP profile and do everything manually ? Motherboard I use b550 mag tomahawk CPU ryzen 7 5800x3d
@@TechnologyHive Do you know which one of the XMP profiles is stable/better to use 1 or 2 ? I checked my motherboard QVL memory support list and cant find these memories in the list so should i enable XMP profile 2 instead ?
@@DayOn3s Your default XMP profile is always number 1. Your kit comes with Samsung B-Die IC's. Try 3600MT/s 16-16-16-28-48, primary timings @1.4v. Set your sub timings as: tRRDS-4, tRRDL-6, tFAW-16, tRFC-298.
CMW64GX4M4E3200C16 I have this kit every time I try to clock it keeps my pc from booting? Is there a difference this kit and the one you have despite the ram storage
@@TechnologyHive heard. would you recommend undervolting the cpu and letting PBO tune it, as well as doing this ram OC guide? i have 5800x with a b550 tomahawk with the ram you have in this video
Hello i never tryed oc ram like this. Does it work for intel i9 10900k coffe lake cpu running 5.1 ghz all core 0 avx offset? I have 4 sticks of 8 gb ram of these on a z490 rog strix gaming wifi motherboard and a rm850x psu. With 2070 super rog strix advanced gpu.
Your board most likely will not support all memory dimms overclocked this high. I'd be surprised if it boots at 3600mhz with 4 dimms. Look up memory topology limitations to understand better.
@@TechnologyHive hmm i dunno how to see that it says ddr4 oc 4600 mhz ROG Strix Z490-G Gaming (Wi-Fi) supports up to 128GB DDR4 memory across four slots. OptiMem II technology improves trace layout to significantly reduce vias and crosstalk to enhance memory stability and compatibility, giving memory kits higher frequency margins. but im not sure what that means.
I'm using a x370 msi gaming pro carbon. Ryzen 5600. 32gigs of GSkill Trident Z RGB 3200 Hynix. I currently have it at 3333 at 16-17-17-17-30-60-1T with 1.4 volts. Sitting around 70ns latency. I think the lowest i saw was 67 or 68 with nothing running. Tried 3466 but could never figure out how to get it stable. Is it even possible to get 3600 using 4 dimms with an x370 board with Hynix? How much am I missing between 3333 and 3600?
Hi , I do appreciate your hard working , it has been very informative video for me thanks a lot man, 1 question though, I have an Msi z690 wifi edge motherboard with i7 12900k and corsair vengeance pro 3200mhz cl16, I couldn't run the ram more than the default which is 2133 or something , can you please be helpful , and thank you for your time :)
unfortunatly it didnt work out with my ram. the only diffrence betwen mine and yours have been that mine are from samsung and only single rank and yours are dual rank instead. is it because of that or could u give me any advice how to get 3,8mhz anyways?
@@m.k662 If you look on the board's website it tells you the dimm limitations for the board. Populating all 4 dimms may not be supported at 3800mhz. Most of the times even 3600mhz XMP does not boot. But you can try setting your DRAM voltage to 1.45v (perfectly safe for 24-7 use btw), SoC to 1.15v, FCLK 1900, tRCDRD 19 or 22, tRC 58, tRFC 298. This provided its good quality bin Samsung B-Die 👌
What will kill your ram is too high voltage and temperature. 1.5v is my comfort zone threshold. Anything under that is considered safe by chip manufacturers like Samsung, hynix, and micron. Voltages to focus on starting off are: RAM voltage, and SoC voltage. Leave the rest on AUTO for now as you start your journey into the unknown 🙂. The number one factor in my experience, which will stop 99% of ram overclockers in their tracks, is tRCDRD timing. This is very sensitive and will send you flying away into limbo if you don't know what you're doing.
@@TechnologyHive ok tysm, im just a little concerned of putting a lot of vootage where im not supposed to, i have the asus bios and where the soc voltage should be its says vddp soc voltage instead, thats the one i gotta put the voltage in or not?
@@TechnologyHive so i gotta put the Volts values in vddcr soc voltage and cldo_vddp voltage right? I just dont wanna mess my rams up because of this tricky bios
Can you help me with 3600Mhz overclock on CMW64GX4M2E3200C16? I followed the same instruction and it's bugging me out. My part number is Samsung K4AAG085W?-BCTD Details are.... Die Density / Count 16 Gb / 1 die Composition 2048Mb x8 (128Mb x8 x 16 banks Minimum Timing Delays 15-15-15-36-50 Read Latencies Supported 24T, 23T, 22T, 21T, 20T, 19T, 18T... Supply Voltage 1.20 V XMP Certified 1600 MHz / 16-20-20-38-58 / 1.35 V
If you have a 16x4 kit there is nothing anyone can do to get your ram to overclock to 3600mhz. The reason is most boards do not support 4 banks or all dimms at such high speeds. You're lucky to get 3200mhz stable will 4 dimms. It has to do with motherboard memory topology. Do a quick Google search on this topic to understand why you're experiencing this.
@@Summer-ym9qr If youre trying to hit 3600Mhz on a dual rank kit you'll need a really good motherboard with the right memory topology. Most motherboards out there hit a wall at 3200Mhz, depending also on the quality of the memory IC's. I also have a samsung kit 16x2, but it will not go over 3200Mhz on this motherboard.
bro i am using 15 11400f and 3060 with ddr4 32gb ram corsier 550vs and H510m-A pro but i am getting 120 to 95 fps on every setting possible (high or low)plz help
E revision likes higher clocks. Only downside is that tRCDRD is always the limiting factor, and that is the timing which has the most affect on your ram's performance. But then again at higher frequencies this loose timing gets compensated by faster overall speeds. 👍
@@TechnologyHive ahh i see. Because my system fails to boot when i enable the xmp. Kinda frustating.. Im using i5 11400f, b560m aorus elite and 3600mhz corsair vengeance rgb
@alan shearer Okei. Try overclocking the memory manually. For example: if it's a 3600mhz kit, manually set the speed. Adjust the voltage to 1.35v or 1.4v (this is safe voltage), set SoC voltage to 1.15v. Leave the timings on AUTO. Reboot and see if the system is stable. If system is stable, run a memory test. I like TM5 or Memtest86. If it passes, reboot and adjust the primary timings according to xmp profile. Try that.
@Steve Stewart Does your motherboard support it? I would check the qvl for your board online. Most boards won't run higher ram speeds when using higher density ram like yours or while all memory banks are populated.
Yes. As long as you know your parameters. Most DDR4 kits can safely do 1.5v for an everyday system. Other voltages need be concidered as well but that is where experience comes in. It just takes time. 👍
@@TechnologyHive T-force delta, i accidentally knock it down then when i put it on mobo it wont boot and keep beeping.. after i checked i have noticed one of resistor is missing, so i solder it out since i cant find that tiny little sh*t haha..
@@chinitolegacy hahahahaha too funny man. Good job soldering it back on though and still making it work! That's good. But you can try and check your oc limits. I'd stick to 1.45v just to be safe.
Intel has a few different settings not found on AMD. But you should be able to OC higher in Intel than AMD provided the motherboard supports it and your CPU memory controller is good.
@@TechnologyHive strix b450-f gaming ii which is capable upto 4000mhz ,thinking the 2400g being the limiting factor but not sure as I've seen benchmarks upto 3600
On the motherboard there should be a jumper labelled CLR CMOS. Use a flathead screw driver to bridge the gap. Make sure the PC is off. This is for an AMD system. Do not make all the changes at once in order to isolate the problem. Start with your primary timings at the frequency you want, and reboot. Run a memory test, and if it passes, go into the bios and create a profile and save those settings. Next move on to the sub-timings tRRDS, tRRDL, and tFAW to where you want to set them, and reboot. Run a test, and passed, go into the bios and also save those changes in the profile you created and so on...
@@TechnologyHive I see, I recently OCed my ram 2x8 from 3200 to 3600 with 1.375v lower than that and it would throw me some errors in stress tests. So I can assume this is safe?
@@TechnologyHive ok because I have 3800mhz cl16 on my ryzen 9 5950x. Just bought it off a seller a couple days ago. It has patriot viper 4400mhz cl19 just tuned.
There's a bit of luck when it comes to RAM just because his could do it doesn't mean yours can they call this the '"silicon lottery" if you can't get your PC to boot after trying this you need to reset your CMOS though hopefully you figured it out by now 😂
@@gokublack8342 my ram isnt broken but i do think i need to get replacement sticks because it feels quite slow, on top of that they are white in an all black case.
@jaidentaylor6500 No not broken I mean RAM isnt equal. Some overclock better than others and it just comes down to luck. Some overclock really well maybe even better than his and some like yours can't go that high that's what I mean by silicon lottery you could've bought the sticks from the same place he did at the same time and yours could be worse or better its just luck Edit: I'm saying he either got a Golden Sample or you got unlucky and got a bad bin (As in it'll do the xmp profile but won't go much if anything beyond that) Use videos like this as a guideline but not absolute
@@gokublack8342 yeah i understand the silicon lottery principle but i overclocked my ram too high and since then its worked but always felt a little slow
@jaidentaylor6500 Did you check it for stability? It might be unstable and having a bunch of errors Edit: If you haven't yet you could reset to default settings and just use XMP to see if that fixes it
With Intel you get a few settings that are not available on AM4. But generally speaking yes, these settings should work, but there is no guarantee because your motherboard and CPU memory controller play a big role in this. Granted, with a good board and good cpu silicone, you should be able to match or exceed these settings.
Hey Man, good guide, can i copy the stats for an intel system? iam running a 10900K with the exact same ram as yours. Or do i have to calculate it diffrent for intel, and if yes is there a programm like the DRAM calc for intel? Edit: Iam using the asus z590e gaming wifi as my mainboard.
You can try the same settings. But, I'd check the board's website for memory support. Some kits work well with some boards and not so well with others.
did you ever try it? I have a 10600k z490, I overclocked mine so far to 3800 the old fashion way, but my cas is way looser timings than his, I haven't tried his method as one my chips are b-die samsung single banks, and two he seems to cater to amd, so I'm not sure what to do. I'd like to know what each thing he changed was and what to change if each little thing didn't work. Ah well.
these sticks seem to be extra stubborn when it comes to going past the 3466 limit and finding your video helped me get that little extra boost from my ram. Thanks!
That is nice to hear! Thanks for watching!
Hi, thanks for the very informative guide!
I got 2 pairs of the Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 3200Mhz CL16 (CMW32GX4M2E3200C16), but the 2x16 kits, for a total of 64Gb RAM. My system consists of an AMD Threadripper 3960x on a Gigagyte TRX40 Aorus MAster, latest BIOS.
The Corsairs have Micron Technology, 2048M x64 (2 ranks), Revision / Raw Card 0000h / B0 (8 layers), 8 Gb D-die (Z01B / 20 nm) / 1 die.
Using your guide I got them to run stable at 3600MHz with the following timings and settings at VDIMM 1.44V:
MCLK/FCLK/UCLK: 1800
CAS Latency (CL) 18T
RAS To CAS Delay (tRCD) 22T
RAS Precharge (tRP) 22T
RAS Active Time (tRAS) 41T
Row Cycle Time (tRC) 60T
(tRTP) 14T
(tRFC) 312
(tRFC2) 495T
(tRFC4) 132
(tFAW) 32T
(tWCL) 16T
(tRCDW) 22T
tMOD 27
ProcODT 60.0Ω
Command Rate (CR) 1T
All Driver strengths at 20Ω
All memory controller and SOC voltages as posted here.
So, any suggestions from your expertise or fine tuning some parts of the timings so I can get them to run at 3800MHz, please?
Maybe tweaking some details would help, but if it's not possible, that's fine.
Thank you in advance!
PS: I use AMD Ryzen Master to set all the parameters.
I've never tinkered around with the threadripper platform to be honest. But, from my experience, 1.5v usually gets you over 3600mhz, with a loser tRCDRD. But at this point reaching 3800mhz with lower timings will result in same or worse performance than 3600mhz with current timings.
I would be happy right where I am at, going from 3200mhz to 3600mhz fclk 1:1. I know the minds more and more poweeeeeerrrr! 🙂 But right where you are, I'd make an educated guess and say you're on the edge of diminishing returns. I'd put it in my pocket and walk away happy 😊.
@@TechnologyHive Wow, 1.5 is scary, well yes I'm fine with 3600, thank you for your reply!
@@nemesysmorpheus175 1.44 is hot bro I got mine at 1.36 stable just trying g
to break 3800mhz
I can pull 36 easy with my 3200lpx sticks
18 19 19 19 39 62 timings
@jgvtc559 Hi, just wondering if the timings and settings you've listed would work stable long term for 3200MHz 4x16gb (2 lots of 2x16gb ram). Looking to go from 3200MHz to 3600MHz, no higher than 3600MHz.
Would you be so kind as to make the guide in an asus bios? The names of the parameters between msi and asus are different and I don't understand much. Regards from Peru 🇵🇪
i just disabled xmp put it to manual and then juiced it to 3600
Wichtige Anmerkungen für die die r5000er nutzen, meistens ist bei 3800 ein CPU Hole d.h ihr werdet keine 3800 zum booten kriegen, Leiber 3733 versuchen das geht oder 3933 aber das ist eher schwierig
Just to add to this old video. Ver 5.22 is Hynix. Ver 3 is Micron and 4 is Samsung.
Thanks for the vid, I now have a 5900x with a tomahawk x570 board. I have 2 of these kits totalling 32gb.
Thanks for watching and I hope it was helpful. 👍🏼
It`s a pretty good kit!! Still working good at 3800mhz?
I bought the 2x16gb Vengeance RT 3600mhz CL16 and was immediately able to clock it at 3933mhz with 16-19-19-38 no problems. For some reason my kit is micron and only single rank. Is micron good? And should i find a different kit?
Micron is great memory! E revision and B revision are good for overclocking in my experience. I'd be happy to get a kit with these IC's.
Hey, I appreciate your hard work and effort you put into this! Btw this also works properly with Corsair Vengeance Lpx 16Gb 3200Mhz CL16 too isn't it?
Thanks☺️
It depends on the version. There are different versions with different ic's.
@@TechnologyHive what versions are compatible?
@@zYiinc same part number, came off the same shelf.
@@TechnologyHive is ver. 4.2 supported
@@TechnologyHive My version is the 4.31 that’s the B-die version right?
Man i have ryzen 5 5600g what if overclock mhz 3200 to 3600 i have same vengeance pro rgb 3200mhz base speed
It all depends on the IC's with your kit.
this works like magic, how did you come up with those numbers? I followed a github guide and can't even get to 3733mhz
Trial and error :)
maybe im unlucky but im unable to exit my bios i get 3 beeps and i have to reset bios, but many thanks for sharing your knowledge. Regards.
I got 3600mhz version of these memories. Can I overclock it to 4000?
It is doable. I have done so with mine.
im kinda scared to do this but im tryan pull as much performance as i can out of my build i have never oc ram before i have a asus rog strix xii hero(wifi) i9-10900f and EVGA 3080 i just have 2x16 3200mhz ram cl16
Hello, I have the same 2x8Gb corsair sticks, b550 mb and a 5600x. I am considering buying another 2xGb set for a total 4x8Gb. Is the process still the same?
very very good kudos !!!
Thanks for the video I had 2x8 sticks same ram from 4 years ago when I 1st built a system according to cpu-z its hynix.couple years ago I bought 2 more sticks which seem 2 be Samsung so now I have 4x8(32gb) ita run xmp fine but can't get anything over 3200 on z690 even with tad more voltage I'm familiar with overclocking cpu but not familiar with ram ocing so my question am I having issues because 2 are hynix and 2 Samsung?And will these settings work with intel?
Bro whats the difference between this one and the Vengeance LPX? Really confused
LPX is just low profile. But depending on the version number, you may also have difference memory IC's.
@@TechnologyHive im between 3200 and 3600 now need to buy one for 32gb with 5700x for editing and gaming do you have idea which one should i pick
@@knowwork9 Higher frequency will yield best performance due to 1:1 with infinity fabric. 3600MT/s is what I would buy. If you can get it to 3800MT/s even better.
Don't have most of these voltage settings on a board designed for overclocking...
Trying to build my first PC and I feel like I'm getting a bit into the weeds
Yeah first time builders don't need to worry about this overclocking ram is a bit more advanced. All you need to be doing is to make sure your XMP DOCP EOCP whichever your board calls it is enabled Edit: That'll make your ram run at its rated speed what he's doing here is basically pushing his ram to its limit
thx for the help
You're welcome 😊
Hi, appreciate the step-by-step details.
Would like to inquire if this would be applicable as well for Corsair Vengeance LPX? I currently have two 64GB (2x32GB) kits installed. Motherboard is Gigabyte Vision B550 D-P and CPU is 5900x
The problem is memory topology. Also the imc has to be good one. But if your board supports high speeds on dual rank memory of high density, it should be possible.
will these timings work for me with intel? i have 4x8gb CMW16GX4M2C3200C16?
Is it possible to get this ram down From CL16 to CL14 through changing the timing a bit or would it fail?
It could but there's no guarantee it would work Ram overclocking is a bit RNG his timings might not work for you
Hi I'm running an aorus b450i motherboard with a Ryzen 5 5600G, is there a guide one how i could get my Hyper X DDR4 3200mhz RAM to 3600mhz or 3800Mhz. This is a 16gb single stick module. And I'm not sure what values to add or minus to the timings.
damn... i got pro SL with Die revision unknown
btw, how you know the timing for this and that, especially that TRFC and resistance below it?
can i use on CMH16GX4M2Z3200C16?
Is this guide only for amds.. I have the 16gb of this kit, but on Intel 10600k. I didn't know you would have to change so many things. I haven't looked in awhile but a year or 2 ago when I bought this kit I'm thinking it was Samsung die, are they harder to oc
Thanks
Any time 🙂👍🏼
yo, do you have any WHEA warnings? I have thousands of "Event 19, WHEA LOGGER". it's on core 0. Though, they don't affect gameplay or anything, I'm just curious why this happens.
I do not get WHEA unless I push over 1900fclk. As long as I stick to 3800MT/s 1:1 ratio I do not have problems. WHEA are being corrected by the OS as they happen. If too many roll out though, you will get a crash.
Even if you do not see any performance hit, it is a sign something is not ok and you should look into lowering your memory speeds. This is typical when memory overclocking is unstable but other factors can also cause WHEA which are many.
@@TechnologyHive yeah that is the culprit, I lowered down to 3666mhz with fclk 1833mhz and it's gone. but that extra performance 😭
@@m.mugadam7692 Yes, but now you can tweak your timings a bit further down :)
how would i change the vddp volt and the CCD volt on a gigabyte mb?
im trying to oc the corsair vengance pro 3200mhz to 3600mhz, without getting the latency a few points up there is a way to do that safely??
What is the kit part number? Also, what cpu and motherboard?
@@TechnologyHive my cpu is 5600x and a msi bazooka b550m the ram is just the 3200mhz version on the corsair pro
@@crisfy2 This is what I would do. I'd set the ram voltage to 1.45v. Soc voltage to 1.15v. Fclk manually to 1800. TRCDRD take it up one clock, for example, if 18 then take it to 19. Leave the other timings alone. Then raise the frequency to 3600mhz. Save and reboot. Test using TM5.
@@TechnologyHive maybe the voltage could be 1.40v maybe 1.45v could be risky.
so i just turn the latency a bit higher with other voltages and it will be fine?
Hi, got same sticks of RAM here, 32 GB 8*4. Got your settings on but my rig can't boot on this and post in safe mode... I checked all the settings are fines any Idea for booting and get stable ?
I run with
Asus tuf gaming -b550m plus wifi MB
Ryzen 5 3600 @ 4,2Ghz
Samsung 970 Evo Plus 250Gb
Crucial Mx500 1 To
RTX 3060 Ti
Seasonic focus GX850W
whats the led 28 number thing on the MB?
Sir i have a quick question. Is t oke to use your overclock on the tomahawk 450 max and a ryzen 5 3600 cpu or do i need other numbers? Thanks in advance
You can of course try my settings. But keep also in mind that every CPU memory controller is the same, or motherboard. Even if they are same exact model. You milage may vary.
@@TechnologyHive thank you. I will try your settings later. My main question was actually if it was oke to use these settings on the 3600 series cpu
@@captain1338 Yes it should work. Only way to truly find out is to try.
@@TechnologyHivei was thinking the same.. only one way to find out. Whats the worse that can happen actually? Because i was digging a little bit and i dont have the exact same as yours. My kit has version number: CMK16GX4M2B3200C16.
Also when checking taiphoon burner it says samsung die. No b die or something like you. It just says samsung 8gb die. I read on reddit that these are actually hard to overclock so i was thinking would it be different timings for those?
@@TechnologyHivend btw I appreciate the work you put into this and i thank you for the video and your fast response! You earned a sub sir!
Just got 4 x 16gb of these 3200MHz running Ryzen 7 5800X and 3080 10gb is doing all this a big difference or just a small boost in performance.
Got almost the same specs, did you manage to overclock the ram to 3600MHz in the end? Did this tutorial work?
@tanja-k no I left everything as is I'm not a PC wiz so I figured best leave it alone. Besides if I ever run out of ram I'm doing something wrong lol
@@tanja-k I since went with the same but 4x 32gig
Does four sticks work the same way without any instability? I got the exact same kit to make my pc go to 32 gb of ram. Im using Cosair Vengeance LPX DDR4. They're 3200mhz cas latency 16. I'm using a Ryzen 5600x. The motherboard is Asus Rog strix-f b550 gaming.
Go to the motherboard website, and check the QVL for memory. There it will tell you the max supported XMP/EXPO when 2 dimms are populated vs 4 dimms.
@@TechnologyHive thank you! I've checked it out and I'm not sure if I'm reading it right but it shows how much voltage i would need if I go ahead and increase the frequency. Not sure if it makes a difference if I do because the cas latency probably will go up after 3466.
@@TechnologyHive I'm also curious about the PSU. I'm using an MSI A650GF PSU. Does this mean it would be enough for the ram OC?
@@rxsora25 Your PSU is just fine. RAM does not require much power. Maybe a few watts if anything.
Hi man , I have the same kit but with the "3.32 ver" can I achieve the same performance as yours ?
You won't know until you try. If u need help, hit me up.
Hello , could you please say me if the same ram but 2x16 instead of 2x8 are the same but different size ? CMW32GX4M2E3200C16W
So what you think about TUF B450-PRO + 3600X with the same ram?
Can i try that tutorial?
By all means, sure. The imc in the 3000 series was passed down to the 5000 series. It is a decent one. 3600mhz to 3800mhz is doable. No guarantee of course, because the silicone lottery comes into play according to your particular chip.
Hey, appreciate the video woul this also work for b-die iteration of this kit ı'm new to oc world just wanted to ask. Cheers!
With Samsung B-Die you should have a little more flexibility as it is easier to overclock to higher frequency.
Hi. I have Crucial Ballistix Sport LT BLS2K8G4D32AESEK 3200 MHz, DDR4, DRAM, Kit, 16 GB (8 GB x 2), CL16,
What is max to overclock saf?
Hi, I have the same rams, but two of them, so 2x8gigs + 2x8gigs = 32gigs,
Is that a Problem?
Hi. I have an msi gaming olus b550 with this ram kit and i don't have option to change vddg ccd voltage and vddg iod voktage. I tried your settings without changing it and my computer boots with 2133mhz
The board should do an ok job with those voltages left on AUTO. With MSI, there is an option in the bios called "memory try it". Give that a try, but loosen up the primary timings to 18-22-22-22-38- trc 60. Save and reboot.
@@TechnologyHivewhen I change tCL to 18 instead of 16 do I need to change tCWL to 18 or leave it on 16?
I booted into the bios again and it shows 3800 MHz but axmp is disabled. Is it good?
@@TechnologyHive I get blue screens when trying to boot the system. I did an menorytest and it failed it.
@@xMoki67 Leave that on AUTO
I got cldo_vddp voltage and vddcr soc voltage instead of just soc voltage and vddp voltage, should i change those voltages?
I looked into a little bit of my mobo and theres an "amd overclocking" section and in there i got the normal soc voltage and vddp voltage so which ones i gotta change? Ty
could you do CMW16GX4M2D3600C18W i cant get it to run at 3600mhz on a Gigabyte B550 Vision D-P with a 5900x and 4 sticks of DRAM. i can run it fine if its 3533mhz but thats not 3600mhz like its rated at. not sure what the issue is. and i tried Ryzen DRAM Calculator but it reboots like 3x then just runs at 2133mhz...
This is due to both memory channels being loaded up. A1, B1, A2, B2. If you check on your board website it specifies what the max supported frequency is when all dimms are loaded.
If all dimms loaded are supported at the XMP rated speed, but you're still experiencing issues, then it's your IMC. As you know not all IMCs are equal. Some are better than others. Yours just might not be silicone lottery. A bump in cpu voltage sometimes helps. Also, 1.15 soc voltage could help.
I'll get some cl 18 ram for testing soon. 😊👍
@@TechnologyHive thank you. ill try it out. looking forward to the vid :D
what about gskill F4-3600C16Q-32GTZKK oc to 3600 cl14-14-14-34 at 1.45v is it possible?
When it comes to Samsung B-Die, yes it is possible. But the silicone lottery plays a big role here. Your kit has to be good bin.
I've got MSI z690 tomahawk Wi-Fi DDR4 and i5 13600K. Should I copy and paste the same setting. I've the similar corsair 32GB kit 3200 MHz (CMW32GX4M2E3200C16) memory buffer Micron Technology rev. 3.32.
You can try and copy the same settings, but it will all eventually depend on the quality of silicone your ics are made of.
@@TechnologyHive have you checked the model number all details are mentioned. I'm just worried if it breaks my BIOS or something?
@@TechnologyHive one thing more I want to keep this CPU for long term may be 4-5 years so is it worth spending on DDR5 platform & for that I've to change motherboard & Ram. It will cost me around $170 by swapping DDR4 to DDR5.
@@gameotic1 No no. Your bios will not break from memory overclocking. Just stay under 1.5v on your memory, to avoid damage to it.
@@gameotic1 DDR5 have taken big steps forward as time has passed and it's benefits are obvious in games or applications which are memory sensitive. So there is no question you will see an improvement going from DDR4 to DDR5.
In runing same ram but 32gb cl18 at 3662 mhz how can i make it 3800
I don't know your motherboard, your cpu, your ram part number...I can't help you without this info.
hey man, how bout for intel? do you think there's any notincable improvement overclocking my Corsair VP 3200mhz to 3600mhz? i'm running a 10600k on z490 board, thanks man
Yes, absolutely. Especially in games. But in most applications, faster ram won't make a huge difference.
@@TechnologyHive not sure how far my sticks will make it but im currently using memory try it @ 3466 c17. Will try to see if i can get 3600 or something
@@AKIBOXING did you ever try it, I have the exact same setup, but my chips are single rank b-die samsung. As I said earlier I got mine to 3800 but looser timings, just changed the voltage to 1.4 and timings 19,21,21,42. Score of 51k over 46k. I would like to try all these manual changes but it's a lot of changes if one thing goes wrong he doesn't explain what to change with the 100 changes he made.
I have these Gskill RipjawsV 32gb(2x16) 3200mhz CL14-14-14-34. (F4-3200C14D-32GVK).
I want to overclock these to 3600mhz with same primary timings CL14
When I enable XMP profile the primary and secondary timings are for 3200mhz so will the same primary timings work for 3600mhz, will it be stable if I use same primary timings and leave the secondary timings on auto ?
so is it possible do you think it will work like this to just enable XMP profile first or should I disable XMP profile and do everything manually ?
Motherboard I use b550 mag tomahawk
CPU ryzen 7 5800x3d
Try Gear Down Mode off. It seems to do wonders for overclocking certain memory kits.
@@TechnologyHive but do you think I can run these 3200mhz cl14 at 3600mhz cl14 with same stock timings out of the box ?
@@DayOn3s I don't think tRCDRD is going to go that low at 3600mts. You might want to try 18.
@@TechnologyHive Do you know which one of the XMP profiles is stable/better to use 1 or 2 ?
I checked my motherboard QVL memory support list and cant find these memories in the list so should i enable XMP profile 2 instead ?
@@DayOn3s Your default XMP profile is always number 1. Your kit comes with Samsung B-Die IC's. Try 3600MT/s 16-16-16-28-48, primary timings @1.4v. Set your sub timings as: tRRDS-4, tRRDL-6, tFAW-16, tRFC-298.
X570 tomohwak 3200mhz how much i go throught
CMW64GX4M4E3200C16 I have this kit every time I try to clock it keeps my pc from booting? Is there a difference this kit and the one you have despite the ram storage
It could be the motherboard or cpu that aren’t supporting the over clock.
Those setup work for b450 motherboards or no ??
@user-fv7zv1nn7n Yes. It really depends mostly in your cpu memory controller on b450 and b550 boards.
@@TechnologyHive My Cpu is Ryzen 5 5600x !!!
@@TechnologyHive one more thing...,my ram is corsair 3200 mhz lpx its ok ?
@@user-fv7zv1nn7n Yes that is okei. It really depends on the IC's your memory comes with though, not the brand.
@@TechnologyHive Thank you !!!
Hi it's safe to do the same in B450M pro vdh wifi R5 5600x and vengeance lpx 3200mhz please?
thank you for this video bro
i have 17 12700kf and 16x2 gig of
CMH32GX4M2E3200C16
can i use your tutorial?
i am a noob when it comes to ram oc
mobo msi z690 pro ddr4
need help, i have 1ranks 4x8 3200 corsair veng. i run a 5900x on a x570s tomahawkmax wifi.
Did you test this at all with undervolting your cpu as well? using ryzen master of course
No. And if I do anything to the cpu as far as overclocking or under-volting, I do it in bios.
@@TechnologyHive heard. would you recommend undervolting the cpu and letting PBO tune it, as well as doing this ram OC guide? i have 5800x with a b550 tomahawk with the ram you have in this video
@@bigpapsog5611 I let PBO handle the cpu overclock. I use curve optimizer -20 and 200+ PBO boost override. This works great for me.
yea its not posting for me for some reason.@@TechnologyHive
resetting the cmos now.... does the gpu being a 6950 have anyhting to do with it?
Hello i never tryed oc ram like this. Does it work for intel i9 10900k coffe lake cpu running 5.1 ghz all core 0 avx offset?
I have 4 sticks of 8 gb ram of these on a z490 rog strix gaming wifi motherboard and a rm850x psu. With 2070 super rog strix advanced gpu.
Your board most likely will not support all memory dimms overclocked this high. I'd be surprised if it boots at 3600mhz with 4 dimms. Look up memory topology limitations to understand better.
@@TechnologyHive its rated to 4600 mhz support on asus website?
@@Freaki91 No. I mean, look at the detailed memory specifications. Does it support those speeds with all 4 banks loaded?
@@TechnologyHive hmm i dunno how to see that it says ddr4 oc 4600 mhz ROG Strix Z490-G Gaming (Wi-Fi) supports up to 128GB DDR4 memory across four slots. OptiMem II technology improves trace layout to significantly reduce vias and crosstalk to enhance memory stability and compatibility, giving memory kits higher frequency margins. but im not sure what that means.
I'm using a x370 msi gaming pro carbon. Ryzen 5600. 32gigs of GSkill Trident Z RGB 3200 Hynix. I currently have it at 3333 at 16-17-17-17-30-60-1T with 1.4 volts. Sitting around 70ns latency. I think the lowest i saw was 67 or 68 with nothing running. Tried 3466 but could never figure out how to get it stable. Is it even possible to get 3600 using 4 dimms with an x370 board with Hynix? How much am I missing between 3333 and 3600?
Link to the software you used?
Hi , I do appreciate your hard working , it has been very informative video for me thanks a lot man, 1 question though, I have an Msi z690 wifi edge motherboard with i7 12900k and corsair vengeance pro 3200mhz cl16, I couldn't run the ram more than the default which is 2133 or something , can you please be helpful , and thank you for your time :)
1. Have you checked for new bios?
2. Is this 2x8 kit or 4x8 or 2x16?
3. Have you checked to see if the ram is on the board's QVL?
check if your ram speed in bios is set to Auto, if it isn’t then enable it and save after to restart your pc. Check it then, it should show 3200mhz.
unfortunatly it didnt work out with my ram. the only diffrence betwen mine and yours have been that mine are from samsung and only single rank and yours are dual rank instead. is it because of that or could u give me any advice how to get 3,8mhz anyways?
What cpu and motherboard do you have? And is it a 2x8 kit?
@@TechnologyHive its a ryzen 7 3700x with msi b550 gaming plus. and i have 4x8gb
@@m.k662 If you look on the board's website it tells you the dimm limitations for the board. Populating all 4 dimms may not be supported at 3800mhz. Most of the times even 3600mhz XMP does not boot.
But you can try setting your DRAM voltage to 1.45v (perfectly safe for 24-7 use btw), SoC to 1.15v, FCLK 1900, tRCDRD 19 or 22, tRC 58, tRFC 298. This provided its good quality bin Samsung B-Die 👌
@@TechnologyHive thank you so far i will try it tomorrow :)
@@m.k662 did it work?, I have the same issue with 2 Samsung and 2 Hynix sticks
can you do T-force delta 8x2 kit 3200mhz to 3800mhz
Can this kill my ram? I got the same you got but with Samsung chip and im a little scared 😅
Also my PC is:
Ryzen 7 3700x
X570-Plus Tuf gaming
Also my bios says cldo vddp voltage and vddcr soc voltage, are those the right settings?
What will kill your ram is too high voltage and temperature. 1.5v is my comfort zone threshold. Anything under that is considered safe by chip manufacturers like Samsung, hynix, and micron.
Voltages to focus on starting off are: RAM voltage, and SoC voltage. Leave the rest on AUTO for now as you start your journey into the unknown 🙂. The number one factor in my experience, which will stop 99% of ram overclockers in their tracks, is tRCDRD timing. This is very sensitive and will send you flying away into limbo if you don't know what you're doing.
@@TechnologyHive ok tysm, im just a little concerned of putting a lot of vootage where im not supposed to, i have the asus bios and where the soc voltage should be its says vddp soc voltage instead, thats the one i gotta put the voltage in or not?
@@Cronicz correct
@@TechnologyHive so i gotta put the Volts values in vddcr soc voltage and cldo_vddp voltage right? I just dont wanna mess my rams up because of this tricky bios
Can you help me with 3600Mhz overclock on CMW64GX4M2E3200C16? I followed the same instruction and it's bugging me out. My part number is Samsung K4AAG085W?-BCTD
Details are....
Die Density / Count
16 Gb / 1 die
Composition
2048Mb x8 (128Mb x8 x 16 banks
Minimum Timing Delays
15-15-15-36-50
Read Latencies Supported
24T, 23T, 22T, 21T, 20T, 19T, 18T...
Supply Voltage
1.20 V
XMP Certified
1600 MHz / 16-20-20-38-58 / 1.35 V
If you have a 16x4 kit there is nothing anyone can do to get your ram to overclock to 3600mhz. The reason is most boards do not support 4 banks or all dimms at such high speeds. You're lucky to get 3200mhz stable will 4 dimms. It has to do with motherboard memory topology. Do a quick Google search on this topic to understand why you're experiencing this.
@@TechnologyHive I have the same part number is Samsung K4AAG085W?-BCTD but I use 16x2, Can u help me
@@Summer-ym9qr If youre trying to hit 3600Mhz on a dual rank kit you'll need a really good motherboard with the right memory topology. Most motherboards out there hit a wall at 3200Mhz, depending also on the quality of the memory IC's.
I also have a samsung kit 16x2, but it will not go over 3200Mhz on this motherboard.
@@TechnologyHive i have x570 tomahawk
and my RAM part number is Samsung K4AAG085W?-BCTD
Would this work on msi tomahawk 450 vdh max and ryzen 7 3700x
I believe so. But do not turn on your XMP. Overclock your memory manually. Set voltages and timings manually. It works best this way, I found out.
@@TechnologyHive thankyou for your guide
This also work on msi z490 mobo?
Check on the board's qvl list on msi.com
bro i am using 15 11400f and 3060 with ddr4 32gb ram corsier 550vs and H510m-A pro but i am getting 120 to 95 fps on every setting possible (high or low)plz help
Your motherboard is likely not feeding enough watts to your CPU.
will this work on coffee lake s?
If the CPU has a good memory controller and the motherboard is decent, sure!
@@TechnologyHive on a 9700K and Z390 Aorus Ultra, can I follow this guide similarly? I can tell you cater to amd but I’m not sure if it’ll work
@Matt-lf1ik these settings I'm using on a similar kit with same ICs and it works on my Intel i3 10105 little folding pc.
I feel like ballistix is a safer bet. Always e-die, dozenz of oc tutorials, basically you know what you are getting.
E revision likes higher clocks. Only downside is that tRCDRD is always the limiting factor, and that is the timing which has the most affect on your ram's performance.
But then again at higher frequencies this loose timing gets compensated by faster overall speeds. 👍
i got very shit hynix 5.31 and 5.32s with this kit in white
cant overclock at all, 3400mhz 1.4v doesnt boot at cl22 24 24 24 48
i've bought the same ram, i have an AMD R5 5600G and rog strix b450f II. Could i oc without problem? Thanks :)
No guarantees man. But the B450 F II is a nice board. Also, the 5600g has nice memory controller. You should be okei.
I tried this on my gigabyte aorus elite wifi and it crashed it but good tutorial tho
Do you have all memory dimms occupied? Or is it a 2x8 kit?
Yeah my pc won’t display after doing these settings lit
Rest your bios. Set all to default.
Is that calculator can be use for intel?
You can use it as a reference, yes. But it's focus is AMD.
@@TechnologyHive ahh i see. Because my system fails to boot when i enable the xmp. Kinda frustating..
Im using i5 11400f, b560m aorus elite and 3600mhz corsair vengeance rgb
@alan shearer is it 16gb 2x8?
@@TechnologyHive ah yes sir, forgot to mention it
@alan shearer Okei. Try overclocking the memory manually. For example: if it's a 3600mhz kit, manually set the speed. Adjust the voltage to 1.35v or 1.4v (this is safe voltage), set SoC voltage to 1.15v. Leave the timings on AUTO. Reboot and see if the system is stable.
If system is stable, run a memory test. I like TM5 or Memtest86. If it passes, reboot and adjust the primary timings according to xmp profile. Try that.
i have a 2 x16gb set on vengeance pro rgb what could i do as far as timings to get it stable?
I been having serious problems with my set. The Corsair ice is super buggy. I been getting b.s.o.d's at 3200 and 3600. What can I do?
Test your ram first. I like TM5 for that. You can also use Memtest86. Run for 2 hours minimum.
@@TechnologyHive so i ran both sticks through memtest individually and they passed on xmp with 3600 mhz. i don't know what's going on
@@stevestewart3816 is this a 2x8 kit?
@@TechnologyHive 2x16
@Steve Stewart Does your motherboard support it? I would check the qvl for your board online. Most boards won't run higher ram speeds when using higher density ram like yours or while all memory banks are populated.
How do you know all these values lol
Shit won't post
🤣
@@m.mugadam7692 I got my shit running 3733
@@jgvtc559 what's your IC? mine is hynix 8gb CJR and it runs at 3800
Is it safe to oc ram?
Yes. As long as you know your parameters. Most DDR4 kits can safely do 1.5v for an everyday system. Other voltages need be concidered as well but that is where experience comes in. It just takes time. 👍
@@TechnologyHive im afraid to oc since my one ram have missing resistor, i have jumper the contacts directly and luckily it still works
@@chinitolegacy wow what type of ram is this? 😂 Ram from h3ll? Shoots flames when you turn on the pc? Too funny man. 👍😊
@@TechnologyHive T-force delta, i accidentally knock it down then when i put it on mobo it wont boot and keep beeping.. after i checked i have noticed one of resistor is missing, so i solder it out since i cant find that tiny little sh*t haha..
@@chinitolegacy hahahahaha too funny man. Good job soldering it back on though and still making it work! That's good. But you can try and check your oc limits. I'd stick to 1.45v just to be safe.
can I do the same on intel ?
My motherboard max ram frequency is 4800mhz oc
Intel has a few different settings not found on AMD. But you should be able to OC higher in Intel than AMD provided the motherboard supports it and your CPU memory controller is good.
got the same memory but a b-die downbin and cant get it stable above 3333
Hei. What cpu and motherboard you got?
@@TechnologyHive strix b450-f gaming ii which is capable upto 4000mhz ,thinking the 2400g being the limiting factor but not sure as I've seen benchmarks upto 3600
@@confusedclouds I don't think the memory controller on that apu is one of the best. It sounds like it is the limiting factor.
Figured still strange other can reach 3600 speeds with the same processor probably specifically xmp 3600 rated ram tho
@@confusedclouds Silicone lottery. I have a R5 3600 that will not post with memory at 3600mhz.
lol my pc won’t boot after following the directions feels bad
On the motherboard there should be a jumper labelled CLR CMOS. Use a flathead screw driver to bridge the gap. Make sure the PC is off. This is for an AMD system.
Do not make all the changes at once in order to isolate the problem. Start with your primary timings at the frequency you want, and reboot. Run a memory test, and if it passes, go into the bios and create a profile and save those settings.
Next move on to the sub-timings tRRDS, tRRDL, and tFAW to where you want to set them, and reboot. Run a test, and passed, go into the bios and also save those changes in the profile you created and so on...
@@TechnologyHive thank i really appreciate the fast response. got it booted up
@@TechnologyHive i tried following what you did on a different motherboard and i don’t think my mobo liked it hahahaa
@@liilfiji Which motherboard do you have? Also, what CPU?
Wouldn't this shorten the lifespan of the ram?
No. As long as temperatures are kept in check. Stay under 60c or keep the voltage under 1.5v and they last their lifespan.
@@TechnologyHive I see, I recently OCed my ram 2x8 from 3200 to 3600 with 1.375v lower than that and it would throw me some errors in stress tests. So I can assume this is safe?
@@Daftfuhrer More than safe. 1.45v is where i run my ram 24-7. Been like this for almost 3 years now.
@@TechnologyHive Thanks a bunch!
Hi is 3800mhz cl16 better than 3600mhz cl14?
3800mhz/1900mhz uncore vs 3600mhz/1800mhz uncore. Timings are relevant yes, but I've noticed better numbers at higher clock speeds on ryzen.
@@TechnologyHive ok because I have 3800mhz cl16 on my ryzen 9 5950x. Just bought it off a seller a couple days ago. It has patriot viper 4400mhz cl19 just tuned.
@@valleykid298 That's real good 👍🏼 👌
@@TechnologyHive thanks for the reply, would you recommend me trying to go cl14 or would there not be much of a difference?
Can you ever get that ring of your finger again lol
Yes it comes off relatively easy. 🙂
Didn't work 😢
You might not have hit the silicone lottery with your chip. This is not guaranteed in every case.
ayo so my pc wont boot...☠️
There's a bit of luck when it comes to RAM just because his could do it doesn't mean yours can they call this the '"silicon lottery" if you can't get your PC to boot after trying this you need to reset your CMOS though hopefully you figured it out by now 😂
@@gokublack8342 my ram isnt broken but i do think i need to get replacement sticks because it feels quite slow, on top of that they are white in an all black case.
@jaidentaylor6500 No not broken I mean RAM isnt equal. Some overclock better than others and it just comes down to luck. Some overclock really well maybe even better than his and some like yours can't go that high that's what I mean by silicon lottery you could've bought the sticks from the same place he did at the same time and yours could be worse or better its just luck Edit: I'm saying he either got a Golden Sample or you got unlucky and got a bad bin (As in it'll do the xmp profile but won't go much if anything beyond that) Use videos like this as a guideline but not absolute
@@gokublack8342 yeah i understand the silicon lottery principle but i overclocked my ram too high and since then its worked but always felt a little slow
@jaidentaylor6500 Did you check it for stability? It might be unstable and having a bunch of errors Edit: If you haven't yet you could reset to default settings and just use XMP to see if that fixes it
Will this same exact tutorial work if i have an msi b560 pro vdh wifi MB and an i9 11th gen ?
With Intel you get a few settings that are not available on AM4. But generally speaking yes, these settings should work, but there is no guarantee because your motherboard and CPU memory controller play a big role in this. Granted, with a good board and good cpu silicone, you should be able to match or exceed these settings.
Went step by step and it failed on me 🥲
Ca i do the same operation with the corsair dominator platinum 128gb 3200MHz cl16?
Hey Man, good guide, can i copy the stats for an intel system? iam running a 10900K with the exact same ram as yours. Or do i have to calculate it diffrent for intel, and if yes is there a programm like the DRAM calc for intel? Edit: Iam using the asus z590e gaming wifi as my mainboard.
You can try the same settings. But, I'd check the board's website for memory support. Some kits work well with some boards and not so well with others.
did you ever try it? I have a 10600k z490, I overclocked mine so far to 3800 the old fashion way, but my cas is way looser timings than his, I haven't tried his method as one my chips are b-die samsung single banks, and two he seems to cater to amd, so I'm not sure what to do. I'd like to know what each thing he changed was and what to change if each little thing didn't work. Ah well.