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I have the Gaming K4 and have never been able to get my kit (F4-3000C15D-16GVR) to run stable above 2666. 

If I choose the XMP profile for my RAM (15-15-15-35 @ 3000), it actually commits 16-15-15-35 @ 3000.

Even if I go in and modify the CAS to 15, it still boots at 16.

The only way I can get those timings to stick is if I set my XMP to "auto" and let the board figure out the timings itself (which it does correctly -- but clocks the ram to 2133.

tl;dr -- my board refuses to accept 15-15-15-35 @ 3000 but will happily run those timings @ 2133. 
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^ it's known Ryzen doesnt do uneven CAS timing.
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Originally posted by Drain_Bamaged Drain_Bamaged wrote:

^ it's known Ryzen doesnt do uneven CAS timing.


Originally posted by Windows98 Windows98 wrote:

tl;dr -- my board refuses to accept 15-15-15-35 @ 3000 but will happily run those timings @ 2133. 
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Who the hell uses 2133 on Ryzen though. Strange that RAM speed changes it's dislike for uneven CAS timings but using 2133 isn't exactly a valid trade off.
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Originally posted by Drain_Bamaged Drain_Bamaged wrote:

Who the hell uses 2133 on Ryzen though. Strange that RAM speed changes it's dislike for uneven CAS timings but using 2133 isn't exactly a valid trade off.

I've experimented with it. It runs with the uneven timings @ 2666 with no issues. 

At 3000 (2933) it runs stable for approx 4-5 days and then BSOD's on me. 

I'm trying 2800 right now (16-15-15-35) to see what happens. 

I still can't figure out how/why the timings won't commit if I input them manually. Worst case it shouldn't post, but instead it just changes the CAS to 16. 




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Originally posted by Windows98 Windows98 wrote:

I'm trying 2800 right now (16-15-15-35) to see what happens. 


I'm referring to CAS 15,17 etc. 16 will work no problem. Perhaps I'm confused by your post.
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I thought it was pretty clear, but I'll lay out the scenarios:

My sticks are rated @ 3000 with 15-15-15-35 timings. 

1. Resetting BIOS to defaults sets my memory at 15-15-15-35 @ 2133. (which is fine)

2. Loading XMP defaults properly loads the timings (15-15-15-35 @ 3000), but BIOS seems to ignore the CL of 15 and sets it to 16. No matter how much changing I do, it always reverts back to 16. 

In scenario 2 my machine randomly BSOD's once a week or so. I feel this is related to the CAS timings, of which I can't change for some damn reason. 

If I back the speed off to 2666 with the same "bad" timings, it also appears stable. 

So in other words, I can't tighten my timings to their appropriate values because the BIOS is being stupid. 





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ok enjoy your snark and your 2133.
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oh ok thanks for your help
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Have you disabled Advanced boot training?
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