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Hi.. another thread from me today haha. sorry.
I didn't know where to put this, in Overclocking or RAM and mobos. I think it fits here better though.
Full system spec in my specs btw okay so I am trying to overclock my B-die Gskill 14 CL 3200mhz ram. I selected 3400 at the stock timings, 1.4 V dram and 1.13V soc. it boot looped 3 times then restart back to 2133. No joy. So now i try 3400, 15-15-15-36. I figure the latency is similar but the extra DRAM speed will give me more bandwidth and the IF clocks are higher = better in games.
It worked fine but the Cas Latency (the first number) is setting to 16 even though 15 is in the BIOS for sure. here is a screenshot of what it looks like
Is 100% set to 15-15-15-36 in the BIOS. But it absolutely refuses to set that first timing to 15. Does anyone have any ideas?
Btw I am doing this for gaming speed only. As i crunch on this rig, I will be running Memtest64, AIDA64 RAM test, and Prime95 Large FFTs for at least 48 Hours before i commit the system to crunch again.
another question, my board will not allow me to set the SOC voltage in absolute terms. I get an offset setting but only in 50mV increments. is 1.08V by default with XMP at 3200mhz. I set to +50mV and now SOC is 1.13V. Is this safe, and is it needed?
Also; is 1.4V okay for this kit, it is stock 1.35, for 24/7 use? The case has good airflow and i have temp sensors on the RAMs. Crashing on startup gives me anxiety so i like to bump voltage even though it may not be needed. If the 50MV bump is safe i will just run it. otehrwise should i try stock voltage ?
Thanks very much
I didn't know where to put this, in Overclocking or RAM and mobos. I think it fits here better though.
Full system spec in my specs btw okay so I am trying to overclock my B-die Gskill 14 CL 3200mhz ram. I selected 3400 at the stock timings, 1.4 V dram and 1.13V soc. it boot looped 3 times then restart back to 2133. No joy. So now i try 3400, 15-15-15-36. I figure the latency is similar but the extra DRAM speed will give me more bandwidth and the IF clocks are higher = better in games.
It worked fine but the Cas Latency (the first number) is setting to 16 even though 15 is in the BIOS for sure. here is a screenshot of what it looks like
Is 100% set to 15-15-15-36 in the BIOS. But it absolutely refuses to set that first timing to 15. Does anyone have any ideas?
Btw I am doing this for gaming speed only. As i crunch on this rig, I will be running Memtest64, AIDA64 RAM test, and Prime95 Large FFTs for at least 48 Hours before i commit the system to crunch again.
another question, my board will not allow me to set the SOC voltage in absolute terms. I get an offset setting but only in 50mV increments. is 1.08V by default with XMP at 3200mhz. I set to +50mV and now SOC is 1.13V. Is this safe, and is it needed?
Also; is 1.4V okay for this kit, it is stock 1.35, for 24/7 use? The case has good airflow and i have temp sensors on the RAMs. Crashing on startup gives me anxiety so i like to bump voltage even though it may not be needed. If the 50MV bump is safe i will just run it. otehrwise should i try stock voltage ?
Thanks very much