Overclocking Kingston FURY Renegade 2x16GB DR DDR4 3600 CL16

[crisjogos]

Did you try to copy my settings exactly and set 1.4V?
I'm running this stable for 11 months.

Yes and no, lol...
The recommendation is not pass to 1.37 volts according dram calculator so, i did 1.37v.
Anyways, my motherboard don't accept 1,40v i don't know why...maybe because i have a 5800x3d processor?
Here´s the changes to ClkDrvStr, AddrCmdDrvStr,CsOdtDrvStr and CkeDrvStr to 20 Ohms like yours:

 

[krisdee]

Looks pretty good. Just make sure it's stable.
1.4VDIMM is ok for these chips if you have any airflow in your case.
You may have to bump your VSOC tiny bit more to 1.106.
Dram Calculator is very outdated at this point.

 

[crisjogos]

Looks pretty good. Just make sure it's stable.
1.4VDIMM is ok for these chips if you have any airflow in your case.
You may have to bump your VSOC tiny bit more to 1.106.
Dram Calculator is very outdated at this point.

My case is a Montech Sky two with 4 fans intake and 3 exhaust...5800x3d, max 82°C at full load and 74°C gaming...temps is not a problem. I'll try to bump vsoc a little like u recommended...thanks.

 

[Cowboystrekk]

Copy Krisdees timings is my advice

 

[krisdee]

Copy Krisdees timings is my advice

He already did, but I'm not sure if VDIMM lower than 1.4 will be stable. If I remember correctly 1.35V was very unstable for me with these timings, 1.37-1.39 may work.
BTW I was testing each individual timing in TM5 for stability. I took me like 3 days

 

[crisjogos]

He already did, but I'm not sure if VDIMM lower than 1.4 will be stable. If I remember correctly 1.35V was very unstable for me with these timings, 1.37-1.39 may work.
BTW I was testing each individual timing in TM5 for stability. I took me like 3 days

In TM5 you tested using the default 3 cycles or more?

 

[krisdee]

In TM5 you tested using the default 3 cycles or more?

For individual timings I was running TM5 1usmus_v3 for like 15 minutes and if no errors I thighten more.

Final stability testing i did:
Default TM5 1usmus_v3
OCCT memory 1h SSE, 1h AVX2
OCCT CPU 1h Large data, variable, AVX2

 

[AMF]

Hello guys I'm trying to OC this Hynix DJR RAM(EPMH1632305) to 3800 but it's unstable even with XMP timings and 1.45VDIMM, 1.15VSOC. Previously I had 2x8GB SR HyperX Predator 3200 C16(Hynix CJR) running without problems at 3800.
I guess it's harder with dual rank.
XMP vs tuned
View attachment 291360tunedView attachment 291361

AIDA64 results XMP vs tuned
Read 51000 MB/s 54200 MB/s
Write 28800 MB/s 29800 MB/s
Copy 49000 MB/s 52500 MB/s
Latency 63.5ns 60.0ns

No Errors

 

[Cowboystrekk]

He already did, but I'm not sure if VDIMM lower than 1.4 will be stable. If I remember correctly 1.35V was very unstable for me with these timings, 1.37-1.39 may work.
BTW I was testing each individual timing in TM5 for stability. I took me like 3 days

Hynix DJR can handle 1.45v easy, I would try that

 

[krisdee]

Hynix DJR can handle 1.45v easy, I would try that

Yeah but @crisjogos said that his motherboard don't accept 1,40v.
That's strange.

 

[Cowboystrekk]

Yeah but @crisjogos said that his motherboard don't accept 1,40v.
That's strange.

That is weird.

 

[crisjogos]

Guys, the colors have a significance regarding safety on Asus motherboards: white - safe; yellow - your responsibility (usually means that left the safety zones, like for the VRAM by default is 1.2V, but the XMP is usually raising it to 1.35V); purple - unsafe (without proper cooling); red - dangerous (this usually is for liquid nitrogen), so, i can go to 1.40v...i'll try today...but, the fury renegade not coming to sensor for temps.
Another thing is i made a little mistake on Dram calculator where it recommends minimum 1.40v indeed for the timmings i set. 1.37v is for 3600Mhz target point and 1.40v for 3800Mhz...

 

[Cowboystrekk]

Guys, the colors have a significance regarding safety on Asus motherboards: white - safe; yellow - your responsibility (usually means that left the safety zones, like for the VRAM by default is 1.2V, but the XMP is usually raising it to 1.35V); purple - unsafe (without proper cooling); red - dangerous (this usually is for liquid nitrogen), so, i can go to 1.40v...i'll try today...but, the fury renegade not coming to sensor for temps.
Another thing is i made a little mistake on Dram calculator where it recommends minimum 1.40v indeed for the timmings i set. 1.37v is for 3600Mhz target point and 1.40v for 3800Mhz...View attachment 338886

1.125v soc is safe, even 1.2v is considered safe. Some DJR kits comes with 1.45v xmp profile so it is also safe