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I've got a 3900x and my RAM is a 4400hz cl21 Samsung b die (currently running cl15 at 3666 at the moment)

Hmmmm... given that the comment was based on a x570 and I have a B550, I might just take your advice and do the upgrade! I just want to touch 3733 stable and I would be happy.

Awesome thanks for letting me know, I'll avoid this update then.

Do agesa updates stabilise IF clocks? I'm currently at 3666 instead of 3733 because of minor instabilities with 3733 (random reboots for example), but otherwise weirdly passes memtest86 which is bizzare as heck.

Thanks for the product share, was thinking of getting the patriot viper 4400 cl19. People are reporting cl14 timings when downclocked to 3600 without too much fuss. Am tempted to stick to b die and get a higher frequency one ready for the higher IF clocks on the 4000 series. But yeah it's a...

Doesn't help that the itx only has 2 slots for the ram

I think the observable drop in performance (I mean not that much) at the higher IF is sure signs of instability. I bumped up the SoC voltage to 1.12 and the VDDP/G and the performance was 100 points down on Cinebench and dropped even further when I turned on the PBO. I guess the second sub-par...

Just trying to get sub 65ns latency I guess and get close to that 100s mark in membench just for fun. MSI B550 gaming itx, ballistix 3600 cl16, 3900x, 5700xt, 650w psu. I've pushed cl15 but membench starts logging errors. I have high hopes getting cl14 with a B die.

I like the alternate viewpoint. I guess in that sense I'll just focus on getting a B die and get even more tighter timings than what this micron e is capable of?

I am currently running stable at 1833 IF with CL16 timings at 1.38v (Micron E Die). VDDP 0.9, VDDG 0.95, and SOC at 1.05 I can boot at 1867 IF (SOC increased to 1.12v) with timings based on DRAM calc and I end up with random restart like when the PC is on idle and the monitor screen turns off...