Ram tuning for 3700x. H16C memory

[FamousFighter]

These are my current ram timings. I was wondering for what I got this is the best I can do. I unfortunately cant go higher in memory frequency with everything synced because I wont post and I cant go any lower with my primary timings.

 

[ShrimpBrime]

Increase the TREFI 1000ns at a time. See if it'll go 10K+, should help with performance a bit.

 

[FamousFighter]

I looked for that setting. I cant find it in my bios and I thought you can only change it on Intel

 

[ir_cow]

tREFi can be accessed, but I'm not sure if it's a CPU generation thing. I remember seeing it with a 5800X and X570 motherboard. Can't remember before that.

@Toothless does your 3600X have access to that DRAM timing?

 

[FamousFighter]

Found for my memory die type and added it to the title. Someone told me this is really good for H16C but I am not super good with memory so I have no clue whether they are being truthful or not. I only know C die is alright.

 

[Toothless]

tREFi can be accessed, but I'm not sure if it's a CPU generation thing. I remember seeing it with a 5800X and X570 motherboard. Can't remember before that.

@Toothless does your 3600X have access to that DRAM timing?

3600 is on a B450. Checked the Asus x570 and no option for that setting.

Found for my memory die type and added it to the title. Someone told me this is really good for H16C but I am not super good with memory so I have no clue whether they are being truthful or not. I only know C die is alright.

3600 is good for a 3700x. Memory tuning really took off with 5000 series chips and not so much on 3000.

 

[Waldorf]

@FamousFighter
havent messed with 3xxx series for a while, but saw improvements on my 5800, when i increased numbers (for related timings) to match what it should be, e.g. 4 and 16 where i had 4 and 12.
higher numbers dont always mean less perf, my tuned straight 16 runs better than C14 the kit was offered with, while doing 1.36 instead of 1.45v.
try 16/19/19/19/38/54, FAW to 16

 

[FamousFighter]

@FamousFighter
havent messed with 3xxx series for a while, but saw improvements on my 5800, when i increased numbers (for related timings) to match what it should be, e.g. 4 and 16 where i had 4 and 12.
higher numbers dont always mean less perf, my tuned straight 16 runs better than C14 the kit was offered with, while doing 1.36 instead of 1.45v.
try 16/19/19/19/38/54, FAW to 16

I have heard of that before but never tried it. Going to give it a shot right now and see

 

[FamousFighter]

@FamousFighter
havent messed with 3xxx series for a while, but saw improvements on my 5800, when i increased numbers (for related timings) to match what it should be, e.g. 4 and 16 where i had 4 and 12.
higher numbers dont always mean less perf, my tuned straight 16 runs better than C14 the kit was offered with, while doing 1.36 instead of 1.45v.
try 16/19/19/19/38/54, FAW to 16

Well the results seem that its slightly worse for me.

 

[Waldorf]

did you change all at once, or just primary, and faw separate?

i wouldnt use aida for perf bench, i had more fluctuation (gains) with bad timings, just because clock got up by .1 MHz..
not sure what others are using, but try occt ram bench, cinebench 23.

read here
ddr4 tuning
many things are related to amd cpu, so carry over to ddr5.