2018 AMD X370 BIOS

Ottesen87 wrote: what exact settings do you need ?

ddr4 timings and cad bus :)

Ottesen87 wrote: Memory oc seems to have improved a bit for me with 4.50 i can now run 2666mhz at 17 19 19 40 at 2T using this kit of mem CMU16GX4M2C3000C15 2400mhz was max before on 3.40 and nothing more no matter the timings, or voltage. so i guess thats a good thing. but still not the rated 3000mhz R7 1700x 3.9 ghz at 1.35v Gaming k4 2x8 GB 3000mhz ram CMU16GX4M2C3000C15

as kerboros has said ,your ram should be able to get much more than it is
allthough this corsair isnt the best for ryzen ,by now its should be pretty close to its rated settings with later bios versions

may i suggest using the ryzen ram calculator a lot of us use ?
you basically extract witha p[rogram your rams programmed settings and enter them into another program that auto corrects them to work with the am4 systems ,you then print this opff and manually enter the timings into your own bios

http://www.overclock.net/forum/amd-general/1640919-ryzen-dram-calculator-overclocking-dram.html

datonyb wrote: Ottesen87 wrote: Memory oc seems to have improved a bit for me with 4.50 i can now run 2666mhz at 17 19 19 40 at 2T using this kit of mem CMU16GX4M2C3000C15 2400mhz was max before on 3.40 and nothing more no matter the timings, or voltage. so i guess thats a good thing. but still not the rated 3000mhz R7 1700x 3.9 ghz at 1.35v Gaming k4 2x8 GB 3000mhz ram CMU16GX4M2C3000C15 as kerboros has said ,your ram should be able to get much more than it is allthough this corsair isnt the best for ryzen ,by now its should be pretty close to its rated settings with later bios versions may i suggest using the ryzen ram calculator a lot of us use ? you basically extract witha p[rogram your rams programmed settings and enter them into another program that auto corrects them to work with the am4 systems ,you then print this opff and manually enter the timings into your own bios http://www.overclock.net/forum/amd-general/1640919-ryzen-dram-calculator-overclocking-dram.html

i wouldnt be soo sure about that tool
i have my sticks for about a month now so i kinda know which timings can post, are stable etc
and just tryied this tool...and all 3 profiles for sure either no post or lots of ram errors, so...not 100% fireproof

elserge82 wrote: kerberos_20 wrote: elserge82 wrote: I have set p0 to 3.8 using AMD CBS and set manually my RAM to 2933 . the p state is working just fine no issue with rams also. the weird thingy is that windows task manager is reporting 4.4 ghz max cpu speed on all 12 threads while stressed. windows task manager uses some weird timings on it...hence its almost never true what u see on overclocked systems just ignore it and use something more decent (aida64,hwinfo64,cpu-z,etc) I already do.But I wanted to check if I am the only one seeing the base clock 3.8 but max 4.45 in task manager.

datonyb wrote: Ottesen87 wrote: Memory oc seems to have improved a bit for me with 4.50 i can now run 2666mhz at 17 19 19 40 at 2T using this kit of mem CMU16GX4M2C3000C15 2400mhz was max before on 3.40 and nothing more no matter the timings, or voltage. so i guess thats a good thing. but still not the rated 3000mhz R7 1700x 3.9 ghz at 1.35v Gaming k4 2x8 GB 3000mhz ram CMU16GX4M2C3000C15 as kerboros has said ,your ram should be able to get much more than it is allthough this corsair isnt the best for ryzen ,by now its should be pretty close to its rated settings with later bios versions may i suggest using the ryzen ram calculator a lot of us use ? you basically extract witha p[rogram your rams programmed settings and enter them into another program that auto corrects them to work with the am4 systems ,you then print this opff and manually enter the timings into your own bios http://www.overclock.net/forum/amd-general/1640919-ryzen-dram-calculator-overclocking-dram.html