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Hi @DTingman,

Ok, you've done well, those voltages, don't lower, can be higher a bit to get stability.

URGENT, please check your dram voltage actual used???, often it is lower than expected, i.e. we key in 1.35v in bios but actual running is 1.33v, that's why I ask you to run 1.4v. I use ASRock's A-Tuning software to check, Or quick check in bios HARDWARE/monitoring page. Make sure you have 1.37v or more actual running because you have 4_faces = 4_ranks in total of IC/chip/ram need a bit more voltage.
>After voltage is ensured 1.37v or more.

Then next Quick and Dirty attempts =
change procODT from 48ohms up each step and test game. i.e. 53ohms if fail than up to 60ohms if fails then so and so forth up to max 80ohms. I've not tried higher than 80ohms.

I've got CMK32GX4M2B3000C15 hynix-chip A-die and does POST with agesa 1.2.0.7 which you also run. My ram used to be good with some older agesa=older bios. Some bios 100% compatible, some not.

but the good news is that 1usmus's Dram Calculator ver 1.7.3 manages to provide close to/near suitable values for it to work with 1.2.0.7 (lucky). Not always the calculator gets right, hence it's just a 90% ball park guide, then we need to manually change values and test to get 100%.


your CMK32GX4M2E32000C16 is Micron-chip D-die see link https://www.overclock.net/threads/new-dram-calculator-for-ryzen%E2%84%A2-1-7-3-overclocking-dram-on-am4-membench-0-8-dram-bench.1640919/post-28630941

lets run a simple memory performance test to find out the variousesese latencieseses and how many errors, etc. In the future you can make small changes to timing and run test to find out if the error has reduced. Download link = https://www.overclock.net/threads/new-dram-calculator-for-ryzen%E2%84%A2-1-7-3-overclocking-dram-on-am4-membench-0-8-dram-bench.1640919/

side info = https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-ryzen-memory-tweaking-overclocking-guide/

click on membench and run the "EASY" test. Get results like this http://www.my-acoustic.com/images/3333%20memtest%20PASS%2071ns%20141second%2016-18-18-18-40-60-480-357-219.png

screen capture the membench results together with zentiming and ASRock's MB voltages and show us again, with these many information, may be more people can help you too.

DTingman wrote: Hey again cx. Windows wouldn't fully load with 2933 @ 1.28V so I upped it to 1.29V. Below are the new zentimings. https://imgur.com/w7Ynfad

OK your problem is ASRock's bios didn't setup the many correct voltageseses for you....

Hence now you will need to set them manually.

I already given LINKS and replies to you regarding the voltages that you need, did you not read them?

Or you didn't understand them?
>OK fine, so I highlight them to you again.
>>Please make sure to read them this time and compare to your zentiming screen capture the many parameterssss.

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Posted: 07 Nov 2022 at 2:58pm

cx5 wrote: Hi @DTingman you need this solution, short quick consice answer = http://www.my-acoustic.com/images/GirdMstr75.jpg long full details = https://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=24829&title=xml-profile-2-0-not-working-with-ram THEN You replied on Posted: 09 Nov 2022 at 3:03am DTingman wrote: Thanks CX5. You were correct that the Secondary timings didn't seem to change when I set the XMP profile so I plugged those in manually, but it still doesn't run stable anywhere near 3200. The only thing I've done so far that helped was without the XMP profile, upping the voltage to 1.25 and that seems to allow me to run stable at 2667. good luck.

giving the impression you understand secondaries timing - means should have enough skill to understand the other parameters too (including voltageseseseses), but I'm surprised you didn't see all the voltageses required???

On Posted: 09 Nov 2022 at 9:27am

cx5 wrote: Hi @DTingman, getting the secondaries is only part of it, if you read all the posts replies & history in the links and the link's links I've given then you would have seen CLDO_VDDP, which is not the regular simple VDDP alone, they are two completely different thing, you will have to dig into the bios everywhere to find it. Back in 2017 /2018 the CLDO_VDDP was put very deep and default 0.7v hence most XMP failed. Nowadays it's right_UNDER_inside of the SOC voltages area on the tweaker page, you'll have to dig in deep. You need 1 volt for CVLDO_VDDP, recent ASRock bios some versions default to 0.95v which partly works and don't. This CLDO_VDDP has something to do with infinity fabric, the faster it runs the more voltages it requires, my 3600 needs 1 volt, when 0.95v will sometimes crash game. btw, what is your full spec? also please provide a zentiming screen capture, it is extremely important to see VSOC and CLDO_VDDP, etc etc etc... keep the bios agesa 1.2.0.7 try 1.4v dram more voltages here https://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=24829&PID=100979&title=xml-profile-2-0-not-working-with-ram#100979

everything is written to you in above, did you not read it? or which/what part you don't understand?

>>>>>>> try 1.4v dram <<<<<<<< why didn't you do this ????


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even @eccential told you to run 1.35v but why don't you run it????
Posted: 12 Nov 2022 at 9:25pm

eccential wrote: Is there any reason you're not going straight to 1.35V ?? I don't know exactly which Vengeance model you have, since there are so many, and it probably isn't even that important because Corsair would just use whatever brand it can buy for cheap (Samsung/Micron/SKHynix/...). But one of the specs for a 8GB Vengeance model I found on Corsair's own page says 2133 15-15-15-36 1.2V (base) and 3200 16-20-20-38 1.35V.

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and you replied

DTingman wrote: Yes eccential, it boots fine but crashes while gaming at 1.35v.

because you didn't set ALL the OTHER voltagesESESEES hence crash.

which I've repeatedly given you in above links and written text.

Hope you realized and manages to catch them this time.

DTingman wrote: Had a crash while gaming today so I lowered my Ram Speed to 2867 and it's voltage to 1.28. Running stably while gaming so far. Higher speeds and or volts crash. The inexpensive and locally available Corsair 2x16's are already loosely timed but I'd love them to get up to their XMP rated speed of 3200. Any suggestions on how to get more out of these? These are my zentimings: https://imgur.com/n9NDTVu

OK, this is a good start, next please show us the zentiming when you manage to boot into windows running 2933. We need to check many other things when it is in 2933 to find out what crash.

Thanks for the update DTingman.

Best I can get so far to run stable is 2800 at 1.28V while using the XMP Profile timings of 16-18-18-36-54. Anybody have any suggestions?