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First post! 3900X w/ PB/PBO Enabled

Trident Royal Z, 4x8GB B-die (F4-3600C14Q-32GTRSB), 3600MHz @ 14-15-15-35 1.45V ==> @3800MHz, 14-12-15-15-30-46 1.47V.

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This is reasonably good, right?

I have not tried lowering the voltages; I just assumed that 1.47v was a good starting place. Might try a little lower but not sure if it matters all that much. Any recommendations for further tuning are very much welcome. This is my first B-die kit and I am somewhat new to timings tightening.

One thing I can say is that I could not adjust the main timings any further @ 3800MHz. There may be a little more to gain out of the sub-timings, but most are already lower than DRAM Calculator's "Fast" recommendations. I am unsure about the Rtt section of options. I did try GDM disabled, but ran into memory errors when testing. With 4 memory sticks, I assume some of those sorts of options are not going to be reliably applicable and that's okay by me. If I should expect more from a good b-die kit on AMD, please let me know. I'm happy to return/exchange if need be.

Hoping this kit will be able to ultimately do 4000MHz for my future 5900X.

Cheers and thanks for any insight.
 
Ryzen 3900X & 32GB DDR4 (4x8GB) G.Skill Tridentz Neo 3800mhz CL14 - 1.53V, procODT 36.9ohm. I tightened timings as much as possible, kit is working good (but i had really bad time to get stable booting)
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Download tm5 anata7 extreme config. If you finish with no error, you are good. The test is about 2hr:30m.
 
Out of curiosity, what applications did you use to verify your timings were stable?

I haven't done any thorough tests yet, I have only recently finished setting up the ram. For now i only tested ram in OCCT memory test in 30 min, and it passed without errors. They say the OCCT test is very good, I plan to turn it on and leave it overnight today. EDIT: I only changed tRFC to 250, I suspect there may be problems below this value.
 
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Download tm5 anata7 extreme config. If you finish with no error, you are good. The test is about 2hr:30m.
Yea I used TM5 and found my originally posted timings were no good at all. I'm back to troubleshooting after TM5 found errors.

It's part of the reason why I asked @Gegu if his timings had proven to be stable. They look very wonky and I imagine aren't too stable. But we'll see! lol
 
Yea I used TM5 and found my originally posted timings were no good at all. I'm back to troubleshooting after TM5 found errors.

It's part of the reason why I asked @Gegu if his timings had proven to be stable. They look very wonky and I imagine aren't too stable. But we'll see! lol
What is the full name of this program? I cant find anything like TM5 anata7
 
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Ryzen 5 5600x, 3800mhz CL14

This is stable, checked with Testmem5, but L3 cache seems a bit high, any of you got any idea why tho?
 
For some reason, my aida64 memory benchmarks used to be a certain score in my normal boot of Windows 10, but after some time the scores just randomly decreased. And an even weirder thing I've noticed is that I get the normal speeds I expect in windows safe mode, but not anywhere else. I have tried replacing memory kits and reinstalling windows, and this helped for about a few days (I was getting consistently good speeds in normal windows), but then the speeds just randomly dropped again when I decided to check it out of curiosity. Anyone have an idea as to what could be causing this? First image are what i'm currently getting and the other is from safe mode and what i was getting. Using same ram and cpu oc's throughout.
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Ryzen 5 5600x, 3800mhz CL14

This is stable, checked with Testmem5, but L3 cache seems a bit high, any of you got any idea why tho?
Good day!
I Have the same numbers with same cpu before overclocking memory and after.Did you find some information? Its problem with cpu or with ram? Can someone explain its?

Can somebody explain why L3 Cache Latency is so high? Is it normal for Ryzen 5 5600X, ram Crucial Ballistix 2x8GB DDR4 PC4-24000 BL2K8G30C15U4B stock 3000 cl 15 and OC 3800 cl 16. Can somebody help with explanation?
 

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Did you try the latest aida64? It has newer test version.
Thank you! It was old version of AIDA =)

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Ryzen 5 5600x, 3800mhz CL14

This is stable, checked with Testmem5, but L3 cache seems a bit high, any of you got any idea why tho?
Good day! You must install AIDA version 6.30.5500 And everithing will be OK! =)
 

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What would cause the memory copy speed to be low here? I've looked around and other 3700x owners with a similar latency score, seem to be getting around 50k mem copy? Mine always sits around 45-46k max. I'm using the Ryzen high performance power plan and latest agesa 1.0.0.6 bios. Cinebench r20 scores seem ok at around 500 single core, and 4700 multi core.. Ram is Crucial Ballistix Sport 3200mhz overclocked to 3600mhz (using dram calculator timings).

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