#5606626

asturur

2018-11-13 19:42

i wonder what speed those memory reach on ryzen/threadripper. If they would it more than 3600 would be cool for some benchmarking to see what you gain.

#5606634

Killian38

2018-11-13 20:05

Wondering the same. Ryzen and Intel could both use it!

#5606661

Ssateneth

2018-11-13 21:27

asturur:

i wonder what speed those memory reach on ryzen/threadripper. If they would it more than 3600 would be cool for some benchmarking to see what you gain.

Still limited by memory controller. I have the exact same RAM (16GB per stick, 4000MHz 19-19-19-39 gskill tridentz, 4 sticks) and the most I can do is 3333, same as the 3600 kit I had before. TR 2950x, asrock taichi x399. Have to wait for zen 2 to get better ram mhz or get silicon lottery.

#5606778

asturur

2018-11-14 01:17

So i should stop trying to send my 3200 flare X at more than 3266. Either memetest or prime95 fail at 3333

#5606784

MorganX

2018-11-14 01:30

I've been able to get my TridentZ 3600 stable at 3466 with a 2700X and ASRock x470-itx/ac motherboard. The one Threadripper workstation we have does 3600, 16GB x 4 with XMP profile no problem.

#5606822

Minotaur

2018-11-14 03:50

tried throwing more voltage at it? I've never had any high speed RAM that didn't need a slight bump.

#5606871

icedman

2018-11-14 08:57

Isnt 1.45v a little too high for the imc in the ryzen? I've read that you shouldn't go much more than 1.4v on ryzen, personally on my 1600 I can do 3133 at 1.43v with gskill ripjaws v 3200 (hynix). Ultimately I settled at 3000 1.35v with slightly better timings but worse performance overall I'm hoping the new ryzen 2 3600 replacement can handle a lot more.