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Generic SK Hynix DDR4-2133 @ 3333 1.416V

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This would be a good thread to ask,what cheap memory can I buy to hit a nice ~3200 CL14 overclock ?
 
Work in progress.

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X (PState 0: 4.15GHz VID: 1.387V)
ASUS Crosshair VI Hero
F4-3200C14Q-32GVK (VDIMM: 1.35V using SOC 1.025V)

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Picture says it all...
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Samsung OEM (M378A1K43BB2-CRC) 2400 (17-17-17-39-55-1) MHz @ 3466 (16-19-18-38-57-1)
MSI B350 GAMING PRO CARBON (BIOS 1.D0 mod / Agesa 1.0.0.4)
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TM5 5 cycles (about 20 min). Without errors.
 
This would be a good thread to ask,what cheap memory can I buy to hit a nice ~3200 CL14 overclock ?

There is a cheap 2400Mhz Samsung C-die with green PCB and no heatsink and that is very good overclocker. Going from 2400 to 4133 is crazy. I think 3200 C14 should be easy.

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here is mine daily, its that bad?
 
Samsung OEM (M378A1K43BB2-CRC) 2400 (17-17-17-39-55-1) MHz @ 3466 (16-19-18-38-57-1)
MSI B350 GAMING PRO CARBON (BIOS 1.D0 mod / Agesa 1.0.0.4)
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TM5 5 cycles (about 20 min). Without errors.
voltage ?
 
Ran it on my laptop. I have two mismatched DIMMs, an 8GB and a 4GB both running at 2133MHz.
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Work in progress.

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X (PState 0: 4.15GHz VID: 1.387V)
ASUS Crosshair VI Hero
F4-3200C14Q-32GVK (VDIMM: 1.35V using SOC 1.025V)

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SoC of 1.025v is exceptional... lucky you! :)

Yes it's a nice IMC, but doesn't go to 3533MHz :oops: , even with 2 sticks. 4x8GB needs only SOC 1.025V for repeat HCI Memtest v6.0 passes, but once I fire P95 v28.10b1 (8K 4096K 26GB) at setup I do need 1.068V set in UEFI. I've also had a Ryzen 7 1800X which was very similar for SOC voltage. The 2700X I currently have can do 3466MHz with less than 1V SOC for 2x8GB SS/SR with high stability testing.

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This is a sweet spot for SOC/VDIMM on TR+ZE for me, 1.05V/1.35V gains me 3400MHz C15 1T. RTC info is wrong on this UEFI with later AGESA.

1DPC-SR, ProcODT: 60 Ohms, 0/0, 0/0, 0/0, Disabled, Disabled, 48 Ohms, 24 Ohms, 24 Ohms, 24 Ohms, 24 Ohms.

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Work in progress. Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650...

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Hyperx savage 1866Mhz ram overclocked.

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8pack DDR4 - 3200 @ 3466
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I've ran the test multiple times, but my L1&L2 speeds seem to be significantly lower than those posted here (10-15% lower).
I've updated my bios and tried to play with settings, but results are very consistent.
They are even lower than stock 8700K posted above.

Any idea what could be the reason?

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G.Skill Trident X 2x8Gb 2400Mhz kit, 1.558V
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core at 1.384V and SoC at 1.025V

RAM is rated for 2400MHz 14-16-16-31, 1.2V. I have it set to 1.35V.

I'm pretty happy with both OCs :)

I've ran the test multiple times, but my L1&L2 speeds seem to be significantly lower than those posted here (10-15% lower).
I've updated my bios and tried to play with settings, but results are very consistent.
They are even lower than stock 8700K posted above.

Any idea what could be the reason?
I had some variations with different motherboards vs other peoples' scores with this benchmark. BIOS did also make a difference. Unless you are noticing actual performance issues in real-world applications that you use, or a synthetic like Cinebench, I honestly wouldn't worry too much.
 
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