4x8GB DDR4-4400 CL18-22-22-42-2T @ 1.50v

Not optimized yet, slightly better bandwidths but higher latency.





Edit: pic of the rig


This post has been edited by owikh84: Feb 23 2020, 04:27 PM

9900KS 5.2GHz @ 1.235v
4x8GB DDR4-4400 CL18-22-22-42-2T @ 1.50v

Wow u really have plenty of time for this hobby

Kudos

Using the Z390-E gaming motherboard. Pretty stable at 4.9GHZ @1.28V, LLC level 6, stable Vcore without any Vdroop, VRM Max temp around 52C, CPU Package hit 92C.


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Updated.
Why now 4.9GHz compared to 5.0GHz achieved on ASRock Z370 Gaming-ITX/ac?

I can achieve 5.0GHZ, but only able to run cinebench and cpu-z for validation. This one just runs AIO. I think the chip can hit 5.0GHZ stable, just cooling isn't sufficient. And this is non-delidded.
https://valid.x86.fr/ysvi84

This post has been edited by wongtheboy92: Mar 17 2020, 11:43 PM

ram hijau
1.41v
io1.19v
sa 1.16v

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Well done! 3733 CL18 2x16GB DR 1.41v at 1T.
Are you able to do 2T at lower voltage say 1.35v?
2T should have slightly lower performance than 1T.
Perhaps you could share AIDA64 readings of 1T vs 2T.

t2 1.37v



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2 more days guys...

Z490 is coming soon. Hope to see some new OC results, especially from owikh84.

haha, new toy incoming @owikh84?

Don't be like that guys. I still need to feed myself during this MCO.

Btw, ROG Strix Z490-A spotted at IdealTech. Pricing and availability TBA.

Hi sifus sifus, i seldom overclock ram, this is corsair vengeance rgb pro 3600mhz @18-22-22-42 micron E-Die ram,
so far only able to push max 3900mhz @17-20-20-40 2T 4x8GB with (1.390v io/1.130v sa/1.170v) gigabytze z390 aorus master mobo, would not post at 4000mhz unless CL 19 only can, tried 1.45v and training 1.45v also same, i guess its the max can handle already tho?
processor is 9900k stock speed, only uncore i push from default x43 to x45 with default adaptive processor voltage at normal +0.000 bios boot reading is (1.236v) realbench vdroop reading lowest is 1.113v (hwinfo VROUT reading)
if uncore i leave it at default x43 the adaptive vcore lowest can stable at bios settings is -0.0025 post reading at (1.216v) vdroop lowest reading around 1.098v (hwinfo vrout reading) with (io/1.120v sa/1.120v).. yeah love to undervolt default haha
i have no idea where im heading lol



This post has been edited by djandrew: May 5 2020, 05:40 PM

I don't have the Z390 AORUS Master board, so can't speak much especially regarding CPU OC.
Micron E should be able to do well at 4000 CL18-19-19-39 @ 1.35v just like my Crucial Ballistix Elite (Micron E).
No overclocking result from me though.
Can consider raising the VCCSA & VCCIO to about 1.25-1.30v to achieve stability, that depends hugely on your CPU IMC ya.
Oh damn I just saw you are running with 4x8GB, this definitely requires higher vDIMM, VCCSA, VCCIO and probably loose RAM timing than just 2 sticks.


Bought new from eBay at RM600 recently, I bet you won't find this deal anywhere else.

This post has been edited by owikh84: May 5 2020, 07:48 PM

Wow thats a very good deal rm600 for 4000mhz@18-19-19-39
By the way u know the teamgroup xtreem ram? That one very catch eye look also very solid. Very attractive
https://www.teamgroupinc.com/en/product/xtreem-ddr4

Yo bro, Xtreem 4500 has been in my Amazon wish list since months ago.
Super binned B-die with tweaked PCB, but damn expensive for a non-RGB RAM.
Btw, I did link its review in the first post, check this out: https://www.clockemup.com/review-t-force-xt...pcb-rev-2018/6/

yeah damn sexy man! the best thing is because dont have rgb haha. ya expensive
simply googled online need to import haha rm1130 for 2 x 8gb 4133mhz
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/teamgrou...sLrbkO&search=1
so crazy expensive! plus no warranty

This post has been edited by djandrew: May 5 2020, 09:06 PM

anyone here has any beginner tutorials on how to OC? I have 9700k with z390 aorus pro wifi board. really hoping to OC but I really don't know where to start

- sry wrong post ignore-

This post has been edited by djandrew: May 5 2020, 10:26 PM