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Originally posted by Sebizzz Sebizzz wrote:

How you setup your ram? I have same memory and I curious if you just change main timings or you change more than that.

I have my RAM in A2/B2.

I got it to run at stock timings @ 2933MHz now:
Tcas 16 
Trcd 16 
Trp 16
Tras 39 
Trc 55 
Trfc 313

I did not adjust any subtimings, left everything on auto there, but changed command rate to 1T and disabled GearDownMode.

Memory runs at 1.35V, SoC at 1.087V (set as 1.1V with LLC Auto)

Here's a link to the kit with the same part number as mine:


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Manage to get stable @ 3066MHz with Crucial 1.35v.

Edited by Ricky - 24 Aug 2017 at 7:34pm
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Hey guys! Could somebody who has their RAM stable at 2933 MHz (at least) make a screenshot of their BIOS settings (voltages etc.)? I have 3.00, but under heavy load even 2400 is unstable. Normal operation is OK. Thank you in advance!
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Hi @KLU,

UEFI P3.00
2933 Hynyx MFR 2x8Gb on A1/B1 slots.
DRAM voltage 1.375v
SoC 0.905v

Timmings:
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Originally posted by Ricky Ricky wrote:

Manage to get stable @ 3066MHz with Crucial 1.35v.


Able to pass OCCT too?
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Originally posted by m@c m@c wrote:

Originally posted by Ricky Ricky wrote:

Manage to get stable @ 3066MHz with Crucial 1.35v.


Able to pass OCCT too?
occt is unrealistic, i use hci memtest and x264 video encoding to test it.

http://www.overclock.net/t/1628751/official-amd-ryzen-ddr4-24-7-memory-stability-thread


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No need for prolonged OCCT testing.

I find that passing even just 5 minutes of OCCT stress testing is a good quickie screening test of IMC/RAM stability for Ryzen. Consider trying that as a quick and dirty stability screener.
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Anyone know how to turn constant usb power off on this board ? 

i have a light strip connected via usb and its always on. 

i have set Usb selective suspend to both enable and disable in my power options in windows. without any change
1+1=4 in my world and dont try to say otherwise
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I don't think windows can control that, it may be somewhere in the UEFI, haven't looked at it though
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yeah it was how i could turn it off in the uefi i meant
1+1=4 in my world and dont try to say otherwise
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