AGESA 1.0.0.6b

Thank you! I will try that out.

I didn't even know there is such a tool for Ryzen :) Great stuff, I hope it will help!

EDIT:

I can't believe it actually even booted into Windows with 2933MHz I just need to test if it's stable. I'm gonna play some games, render some stuff etc.

https://valid.x86.fr/h9k41c

Thank you so much, man! You have no idea how I've been struggling with this sh*t.


Edited by KLU - 29 Oct 2017 at 9:56pm

datonyb wrote: KLU wrote: Thank you! I will try that out. I didn't even know there is such a tool for Ryzen :) Great stuff, I hope it will help! EDIT: I can't believe it actually even booted into Windows with 2933MHz I just need to test if it's stable. I'm gonna play some games, render some stuff etc. https://valid.x86.fr/h9k41c Thank you so much, man! You have no idea how I've been struggling with this sh*t. no problem mate as soon as i see the picture of your subtimings i knew there was issues just there ! probably explains why we have so much trouble with corsair ram (its trying to set too tight timings  for the hynix chips on the ram sticks)

@datonyb, actually when I am turning the PC on, I have F9 error only one time, it shuts down, powers back on and starts normally, even the fail count is set to 3. Isn't that strange?
Which setting would you recommend to lower/increase to try make it stable at cold boot (Gear Down is enabled)?
Thanks, I appreciate your time.

PS. I downloaded newer version of the Ryzen calc (0.9.9 v3) and this time it showed some settings differently: https://imgur.com/a/sd24U
Particularly tRRDS, tRTP, RTT NOM and higher SOC Voltage.


Edited by KLU - 30 Oct 2017 at 10:53pm

@KLU,

Hey datonyb, whats wondering if these XMP settings that shows the Thaipoon burner+ this software Ryzen Dram calculator, are correct? if so, should i manually settings all these configurations? included proc0t, RTT Nom, RTT Wr, RTT PARK, CAD settings, VTT,PLL, dram, sock voltage, and etc,etc?

I was wondering if you can guidance me or someone else here? thanks :D


Thaiphoon burner of my ddr4 rams:



Ryzen Dram Calculator:

@x58haze

i cant tell for certain your ram stick are using samsung b dies (they could be as timings are pretty low)
but to be safe id suggest a few things
try setting either uhq xmp and using safe settings/ or use hq xmp for fast settings

the calculator version you have is also a very very early revision
you can download version 5 from here
http://www.overclock.net/t/1640919/ryzen-dram-calculator-overclocking-dram

which has a lot more features
well done for working out how to use it properly (something that amazes me so many people are having trouble following 1usmus very very clear instructions)

based on the above screenshot though
i would suggest for ryzen better chance of stability to change slightly these settings to the ABOVE screenshot
tcl 16
trrds to 6
trfc to 266
tcwl to 16
geardown to enable

and then try to test/ try lower tcl/tcwl as suggested only after some decent time spent using it

but i would really recommend using version 5 (newest)