You are asking to degrade IMC with that +0.45V SA. For 4x8GB 3200 kits you don't need much more than +0.05-0.1V. Stock is ~0.95V, max which is helping in most cases is ~1.1V. I haven't seen it helping above that. To stabilize it you can check other settings, maybe PLL or something.
Yesterday I installed X99 on bench table ( I wasn't using it for longer ) and wanted to check how it's working with the latest BIOS. At least for X99M Killer 3.1 the latest BIOS won't let me to set higher cache frequency as there are no PLL voltages and additional options which are available in P1.31/P1.40 versions ( OC/beta but available in download section ).
For quick tests I had
[email protected] 1.18V,
[email protected] 1.25V, RAM@3400 C15 1.35V and SA +0.1V ( ~1.05V ).
I wanted to check if I'm able to boot with memory above 3500 but I can't. Max stable bclk is ~130 so it gives me:
130x 26.00 = 3380
130x 26.66 = 3465 <- this is max
127.5 x 26.66 = 3400 <- this is pretty stable
125.0 x 30.00 = 3750 <- this can't boot
127.3 x 30.00 = 3819 <- this would be theoretical max but can't boot
28 memory ratio is not working
