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[E-curbi]

Yeah, but that is not a problem that AIDA causes. Its a problem your unstable OC causes. So one could say AIDA is good at catching unstable OCs.

I have run for a few hours with a technically unstable mem OC and SpeedStep remains active and functioning.

Then run AIDA 64 along with the unstable mem OC and Speedstep no longer functions.

It's just a possible issue to be aware of and if it happens a good workaround is to use a separate or dedicated SATA or M.2 or any drive that you can easily reformat if necessary.

I'm only answering the guy's question, that's all.

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Also, I've had many AIDA 64 mem latency benchmark runs complete without issues that are extremely unstable.

It just depends your own personal definition of stability OR the level of stability you wish or want for your system.

Memtest below is probably the most difficult mem stability test to pass - that I've used.

MemTest: RAM reliability tester for Windows

Rule of thumb for Memtest:

100% would be a single pass of the allocated ram per instance, so 10 passes is a good mark of stability.
Typically if you can get that far, you're not going to see a memory error in normal use.

This is what many overclockers use as a guide. Lots of memory stability tests out there not as demanding. Pick your poison. lol

 

[Arctucas]

@E-curbi,

I see what you are saying.

Never had that particular issue myself, but I do not use SpeedStep, so that may explain it... or not.

Anyway, as to reinstalling Windows after trashing your OS installation, why not just image the drive beforehand and reinstall the clean image? I use Acronis and it takes about 15 minutes.

 

[oobymach]

Can't remember if I posted mine but here goes. I would have used my E5-1650-V2 but that system is my bedroom gaming system and the W3680 is my front room system. It's holding up surprisingly well to be honest. (just need to upgrade the memory to something that's at least DDR-3 1866+)

(Oh and as a bonus this system is 10 years old now and it handles Doom Eternal beautifully!)

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I read that Doom Eternal would scale really well to be compatible with older systems, I'm maxing out settings (everything except motion blur) on my setup @ 1080p I'm pulling over 200fps with 160-180avg. Battlefield 5 will run on literally anything, if you plugged a cpu into bacon it would run battlefield 5.

Back on topic here's my score.

 

[E-curbi]

@E-curbi,

I see what you are saying.

Never had that particular issue myself, but I do not use SpeedStep, so that may explain it... or not.

Anyway, as to reinstalling Windows after trashing your OS installation, why not just image the drive beforehand and reinstall the clean image? I use Acronis and it takes about 15 minutes.

Good point, I have an older copy of Acronis True Image laying around here somewhere, I should really do that. I do remember why I stopped using Acronis, maybe just nitpicking but the backup image just didn't feel as zippy as a new Win10 install - which I realize makes no sense.

 

[xman2007]

Please see CPU-Z SS and Aida64, is this normal numbers for 3600mhz RAM on Ryzen+ (1600AF) @TheLostSwede you have good experience with RAM on Ryzen, how do my numbers look?

 

[Eddielawson666]

 

[E-curbi]

So when Intel transitions from the last monolithic processor family using the classic and ultra-fast ring bus Rocket Lake and moves to a mesh bus for Alder Lake, will we Intel users be seeing AIDA 64 latency values way up in the 64ns range?

Do we say goodbye to 34ns and 36ns and 38ns super-responsiveness?

 

[Bones]

Post corrected.

 

[Arctucas]

Here's my latest.

AMD FX @ 8121.79 MHz - CPU-Z VALIDATOR

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Wrong thread?

 

[Bones]

Ooooppz!!!

 

[Hardi]

 

[heky]

Just tried the new AGESA 1.0.0.5...runs normal for now...

 

[athosdewitt]

http://imgur.com/a/B4S2tU9

32GB OEM Samsung C-Die ''adopter aka slave edition'' sexy big NS
default is CL19 2666 MHZ 86 NS

 

[E-curbi]

Comet Lake ddr4 modules about to launch:

Wonder if 5000Mhz 17-17-17-37 will be possible and stable - best case scenario? Or will CL18 become the new sweet spot from 5000Mhz to 5600Mhz?

Running just 2dimms on the Maximus XII Extreme (and Formula) at 4800/17 sounds amazing in theory, wonder if truly possible?

Maximus XII Extreme, Formula and Apex, are UP for pre-order at Newegg US (and Canada), $749, $499, and $399 respectively.

Maximus XII Extreme 90A power stages, Maximus XII Apex 70A power stages, hmmmm what is Asus up to with the product stack? (scratching head emoticon)

Also, those new Trident Z suffix description codes 16GTRSB and 16GTRGR (chart below), a clue to a new aesthetic?

There has been word of a Trident Z Royal Silver "Black-Out" variant launching soon, maybe that's what 16GTRoyalSilverBlack signifies. LIke a black chrome, so awesome - only a rumor so far.

I'm running way down at a daily 4500/17-17-17-37, but it FEELS GOOD man.

 

[p1ngwe1]

 

[tabascosauz]

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Why not upgrade to the latest 3JR BIOS? That one's up to date in AGESA.

Bandwidth is low for 3733, DRAM latency and L3 latency are both high.

 

[ahujet]

Ryzen 7 2700x, Patriot Viper Steel 4400 B-die.

 

[HD64G]

Here is my PC's upgrading difference after some tuning and stability testing on the Ryzen's memory settings.

 

[HD64G]

Further tuning with the tool provided by our member @1usmus made some more performance improvements.

 

[GorbazTheDragon]

1.48vddr

 

[no.choice]

intel core i7 2600k 5Ghz for 2 cores and 4.6Ghz for another 2 cores.
ddr3 g.skill 2400ghz, works with low latency on 2133Mhz

"Hello from November 2011" (c)

 

[k1xxlikeamule]

nothing special, but here is my first try that appears to be stable so far.
2x 16 gb g.skill tridentz, ddr4-3200, cl 16 stock classification.
basically just bumped up the mem frequency and infinity fabric by 400 (200) mhz which results in about 7% less mem latency and like 9% better read/write/copy rates.
gets the job done for now, lots of subtimings left to do some more tweaking though...

 

[Zyll Goliat]

Here is my PC's upgrading difference after some tuning and stability testing on the Ryzen's memory settings.
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Jesus Christ!!!!45.1ns L3 Cache Latency on that FX-8350 that's total abomination......

 

[bogdanbgg]

 

[Dirtdog]