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Processor | Ryzen 5600X@4.85 CO |
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Motherboard | Gigabyte B550m S2H |
Cooling | BeQuiet Dark Rock Slim |
Memory | Patriot Viper 4400cl19 2x8@4000cl16 tight subs |
Video Card(s) | Asus 3060ti TUF OC |
Storage | WD blue 1TB nvme |
Display(s) | Lenovo G24-10 144Hz |
Case | Corsair D4000 Airflow |
Power Supply | EVGA GQ 650W |
Software | Windows 10 home 64 |
Benchmark Scores | CB20 4710@4.7GHz Aida64 50.4ns 4.8GHz+4000cl15 tuned ram SOTTR 1080p low 263fps avg CPU game |
RC and RFC are 'hard' timings. The value between no boot and 100% stable is very small. Example:Ill check AIDA later , i tested CB single and im getting better results while the multi are the same.
Yes ill stick to 1867 , my RAM couldnt do stable CL14 at 1900 anyway (have to do CL15 with some timings increased) and i prefer a stable system for when im working on this system, im only trying to push its limits for fun but ofc if i find something stable i wont throw away the extra performance![]()
On my rev E
RC 54 no boot
RC 55 100% stable, no crashes, but many errors in TM5
RC 56 no errors
RFC 518 no boot
RFC 520 unstable
RFC 522 100% stable
RC and RFC are very important for performance, find lowest stable value for a nice boost. You probably have little gains left on RFC, but RC may do several numbers lower
