I used the Dram Calculator, but it craps out before my B-die. I've booted up my sticks all the way up to 4400MHz CL18 with loose timings. 1.5v's is my max limit as they say it's safe on b-die as long as the temps are in check. My rig has a 140mm fan that slightly overhangs my memory sticks so heat really isn't a issue.
I've had to go it alone on the adventure. It's pointless on my X570/3700X combo currently thanks to the 1:2 memory divider, but Zen 3 does bring some hope.
Is there some general rule of thumb, chart, guide that could be of some use? Maybe some other calculator?
I haven't done any really extensive memory stability testing yet at higher clocks, but thinking my kit should max out or be close to Zen 3's memory controller limit.
Currently running it at 3600 CL14 on my rig, but it looks like I might be able to bump it to 3800 CL14 with some tweaking @1.5v's without kicking in the 1:2 divider.
3800MHz CL14 semi-tweaked timings. I'm going to have to play around with this one some more. Not sure what timings to change or if even going higher or lower on some timings is beneficial or counter productive. Guess it's stab in the dark and see.
I guess in the end it'll really be up to what has the lowest latency and highest bandwidth available.
We're having another dang heat wave with humidity so I'm really bored and looking for some fun indoor activity to keep me busy.
I've had to go it alone on the adventure. It's pointless on my X570/3700X combo currently thanks to the 1:2 memory divider, but Zen 3 does bring some hope.
Is there some general rule of thumb, chart, guide that could be of some use? Maybe some other calculator?
I haven't done any really extensive memory stability testing yet at higher clocks, but thinking my kit should max out or be close to Zen 3's memory controller limit.
Currently running it at 3600 CL14 on my rig, but it looks like I might be able to bump it to 3800 CL14 with some tweaking @1.5v's without kicking in the 1:2 divider.
3800MHz CL14 semi-tweaked timings. I'm going to have to play around with this one some more. Not sure what timings to change or if even going higher or lower on some timings is beneficial or counter productive. Guess it's stab in the dark and see.
I guess in the end it'll really be up to what has the lowest latency and highest bandwidth available.
We're having another dang heat wave with humidity so I'm really bored and looking for some fun indoor activity to keep me busy.