Running 5600mhz DDR5 at 6000mhz?

[Chry]

Is it generally safe to do? I have 5600 cl36 and when I set it to 6000mhz in BIOS, I didn't encounter any issues.
Perhaps I don't know something, so wondering, is it worth it? Am I reducing RAM longevity or maybe risking overheating or stability issues or anything like that?
System as in system specs here.

 

[ir_cow]

It's not a major jump, so its entirely possible.

How did you change the settings and what is your system specs? Can't see on the phone.

 

[Chry]

It's not a major jump, so its entirely possible.

How did you change the settings and what is your system specs? Can't see on the phone.

I set it to Expo II in BIOS and then simply selected where it said 5600mhz and set it to 6000mhz.
My system is ryzen 7600x on a b650 proart board from asus.
2x16gb ram sticks from corsair vengence.
Running cinebench now with 6000mhz. So far flawlessly stable. Preliminarily i see the upcoming result is above the previous one so there may be a tiny performance increase. As expected i guess.

The benefit appears to be insignificant. Atleast in cinebench r23.
14876 points for 6000mhz
14859 points for 5600mhz
Less than 1% - basically within natural point fluctuation.

 

[ir_cow]

You won't see a big increase for R23.

Download and run memtest5 for a stability check. Im not concerned about damaging anything, because you didn't change the DRAM voltage.

 

[Chry]

Does everything look good please?

 

[ir_cow]

Download Memtest5. I don't trust Memtest86 to catch anything. https://www.overclock.net/threads/memory-testing-with-testmem5-tm5-with-custom-configs.1751608/

6000 36-36-36-76 is fine. I assume these are Hynix or Samsung ( check memory tab). Just 1.25V may not be enough. I would guess 1.3-1.35V is more likely. Doesn't mean its impossible though. IC quality varies greatly.