Road to 3466+ ram on X470

@ket should be option B, auto soc doing 1.1. The kits arent damaged i usually error test them after tinkering around when i go to bed they are active cooled when i bravely do 1.45v+ 

Without detailed specific details of what you have tried it is difficult to say what you need to change, but considering I use a kit of G.Skill RipjawsV rated for 3200MHz @ CL15 when testing and can run them up to 3600MHz CL16 @ 1.4v and POST 3733MHz on a X470 Fatal1ty K4 it is safe to say there is no way that 4000MHz Trident Z kit is going to top out at merely 3333MHz unless A: The kit itself is faulty, in which case run HCI memtest for at least 4hrs to test them, B: The CPU has a crappy memory controller, or C: You have installed the memory kit in the wrong set of DIMM banks. Also possible is that you have damaged the memory kit throwing 1.65v at it (beyond 1.45-1.5v without active cooling is a really bad idea), and / or you are not using enough SoC voltage, try 1.05 - 1.1v.

Lastly, chill out you haven't provided much information on what you have tried to go on I merely gave some clarification in my last reply.

Edited by ket - 13 Sep 2018 at 4:52am

Most CPUs have a memory "hole" where its unable to train memory from 3350-3450 MHz up to 3500-3600. This means you might be unable to run 3400 MHz DRAM frequency but 3600 is OK.


Edited by kerberos_20 - 12 Sep 2018 at 5:00am

RDC safe settings doesn't fly @ 3466 v1/v2

Edited by gizmic - 11 Sep 2018 at 6:56pm

played around with cl 14 / 15 / 16 at 3400 it boots but closes app on heavy load stream+gaming these are RDC settings at different speeds tested with 1.35, 1.40(rdc) and 1.50v