Recent content by Jism

MS is pushing bing so hard.. and it's AI model. Time to unsubscribe once W10 ends. Seriously.

Yeah that's not the intention, to make the oven useless at that point.

Kind of impossible to flux things up while doing it in the oven, right?

Nah, no need to. It's hynix btw. And it's just not operating at intended speeds as it should (explained above). I could not care less; a new kit of up to 64GB is only around 200 to 250 euro. That's nothing for the amount of hours i use my PC for.

I had it run for at least 16 hours yesterday - zero issues. Since i had the system on for weeks without any reboot and no notable chrashes or issues, i can kind of assume it's stable. Memtest is quite good at finding issues or errors - no need to hammer on those sticks. This is not ram that...

It is a 3200Mhz CL14/16/16/5 something kit; its capable of doing well above 3600Mhz at a tad loser timings. There's OC potential in that because i had that kit with a Asus X470 motherboard and the same CPU. It would just operate fine at 3466Mhz with CL14 and such. The bad thing is that the Intel...

Yep; might be a true reason on why it happens. Not that i care; i'm wanting to replace the kit with a QVL specified one that at least operates at the intended speed(s). I also noted yesterday that setting 1.35V in BIOS yields 1.39V on RAM. I know some DDR4 can really do bad once with too high...

Interesting.

Can anyone explain what is going on tho? I used the sticks ; one of them gets faulty at a random moment. I bake it; everything seems fine and runs for the next 3 years (lol). same happening again, i bake it and it runs fine again. Is it the heat cycles?

I have a subscription to Glovo and Uber. What do i need an oven for? Oh wait, Bake DDR4! :cool: 16 hours later, memtest passed.

Well, i actually did it. same tools applied (lol), preheat the oven at 200 degrees celcius, place the thing GENTLE inside, close lid, put timer at approx 8 minutes, one minute for preheat since it lost heat once you open the lid. At this point it was 200 degrees lol... let it cool off...

After, i don't know, almost 3 to 4 years, the errors start to come back, i noted it while games would chrash. It was one of the two sticks - after pulling one of 'm out i found the guilty one. I have to say it lasted, long. Most of the time system was up with barely any reboot. I'm not going...

You clearly don't understand a console do you... They cant raise the cost of a console to a 1000$ to provide for a strong GPU/CPU combination. They try to get as much as bang for the buck in terms of GPU and CPU performance. AMD is the only candidate for that, since the PS4. The step to 7x00...

Yep; Vega's 56 often had a 64 bios flashed into it. Because of that higher clocks and / or voltages could be archieved, but HBM would degrade that even stock clocks at some point would not hold up. Downclock HBM to half of it speed. If that does stop the BSOD's or chrashes then you found the...

Yep - and with 7x00 series GPU's MPT is completely disabled too.