With sweetspot they mean the best possible settings. Just like a 2700X the sweetspot seems to be 3433Mhz or so; even tho you can go beyond or up to 3700Mhz, above the sweetspot so far does'nt yield you the any much more really.
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G.Skill Readies AMD EXPO Memory that Applies "Zen 4" DDR5-6000 "Sweetspot" Settings
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With sweetspot they mean the best possible settings. Just like a 2700X the sweetspot seems to be 3433Mhz or so; even tho you can go beyond or up to 3700Mhz, above the sweetspot so far does'nt yield you the any much more really.
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Well, it's hard advertising something that wasn't ready until potentially very recently, while XMP 3.0 has been out since around the Alder Lake launch.
I'm sure we'll see modules that launch after the AM5 platform will have support for both XMP 3.0 and EXPO, as it makes no sense that the memory makers have AMD and Intel specific RAM moving forward.
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Makes sense
Might as well come up with XMP profiles that match what the CPU's can do with 1:1 IF and lower timings, while having a higher MHz looser timings option in XMP2
Interestingly i've found CPU temperatures directly relate to the RAM speed stability, If i use cTDP and limit my CPU's temp to 70C, i can clock it to 3933 stable - but only 3800 is stable at 75C
Might as well come up with XMP profiles that match what the CPU's can do with 1:1 IF and lower timings, while having a higher MHz looser timings option in XMP2
3600 is the generally accepted sweet spot, with 3900 being the maximum outside of golden chips
Interestingly i've found CPU temperatures directly relate to the RAM speed stability, If i use cTDP and limit my CPU's temp to 70C, i can clock it to 3933 stable - but only 3800 is stable at 75C