Recent content by Bockoama

I did my fair research before I even thought about the OC of my RAM kit. According to multiple Posts around the Web TB is very inaccurate these days. I bought my RAM Kit last year for around 220 €. I doubt it's anything but B-die and I was able to find it in the B-Die confirmed database...

I just checked and the tPHYRDL value is the same across all 4 sticks. I will adjust those two timings tomorrow after a overnight TM5 run :) Eventually ill try to lower the Dram voltage down the line, tho 1.5v should be safe for daily usage on B-die.

It was stable for 1 hour so far. I will let TM5 run over night. What should i do next? Keep it like this for now? Thanks for all your help so far ! :)

Thank you , i adjusted some of the timings and updated the screenshot for ZenT. above. Imma let TM5 run for a while now i guess. I assume it would be possible to run even higher frequency or tighter timings with 2x 8GB instead of using all 4, right ?

I kept the frequency, changed trC to 56 and set voltage to 1.5v. The sticks usually idle around 35C and reach around 45C during 20 Minutes of TM5. I use active RAM cooler, set to around 50% Fan performance right now. Yeah there was a issue with my BIOS, i can turn off GDM and set command rate...

Thank you for the suggestion. Im got errors in TM5 however. Latency improved a from 64ns to 56ns. Maybe i should drop the frequency down to 3900mhz ? Ram Voltage is at 1.45v. EDIT: i have to retry, i noticed in ZenTimings that GDM was not disabled and it was still set to 1T ?

Thank you, i use Anta777 Extreme config for TM5. Ill keep an eye, i setup custom filter for WHEA logger. This is what i got so far, i tightend primary timings a bit.

Thank you for your response. I tried with 4000mhz but my machine kept turning on and off and reset to last setting. I tried with 3933mhz and this seems to boot and Aida64 score is better than before. I ran TM5 for 10 minutes now without error, not sure if stable for long. Is TM5 still good for...

Hello techpowerup community, i randomly found this post while looking for additonal information on overclocking RAM. I have experience with overclocking CPU and GPU but not much with overclocking RAM. I have used a guide which i found on Github to get started. Maybe someone here can help me...