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[hc4074]

looks crazy good but bluescreens if i OC to 4000mhz im thinking its just my imc not being able to handle it, 12700KF
on aorus elite ax ddr4 btw

 

[Woomack]

Z690 motherboards have all failed BIOS. I guess that all manufacturers focused on fixing problems with DDR5 and skipped DDR4 optimizations. Z590 overclock better but Gear1 runs lower. Anyway, check if Command Rate 2T works at 4000. If not then go for Gear1 at 3733 and tight timings or 4266+ Gear2. On Intel, Gear2 isn't so much slower while higher frequency covers that well.
I have no idea how Gigabyte DDR4 motherboards work but you should be able to run this RAM at 4600 CL16/17 or 4800 CL18. With adjusted sub-timings, it will still make ~50ns latency but ~65GB/s+ bandwidth (looking at AIDA64).

 

[hc4074]

Z690 motherboards have all failed BIOS. I guess that all manufacturers focused on fixing problems with DDR5 and skipped DDR4 optimizations. Z590 overclock better but Gear1 runs lower. Anyway, check if Command Rate 2T works at 4000. If not then go for Gear1 at 3733 and tight timings or 4266+ Gear2. On Intel, Gear2 isn't so much slower while higher frequency covers that well.
I have no idea how Gigabyte DDR4 motherboards work but you should be able to run this RAM at 4600 CL16/17 or 4800 CL18. With adjusted sub-timings, it will still make ~50ns latency but ~65GB/s+ bandwidth (looking at AIDA64).

Z690 motherboards have all failed BIOS. I guess that all manufacturers focused on fixing problems with DDR5 and skipped DDR4 optimizations. Z590 overclock better but Gear1 runs lower. Anyway, check if Command Rate 2T works at 4000. If not then go for Gear1 at 3733 and tight timings or 4266+ Gear2. On Intel, Gear2 isn't so much slower while higher frequency covers that well.
I have no idea how Gigabyte DDR4 motherboards work but you should be able to run this RAM at 4600 CL16/17 or 4800 CL18. With adjusted sub-timings, it will still make ~50ns latency but ~65GB/s+ bandwidth (looking at AIDA64).

Rn it's like this but if i tweak anything it boots up but I'm loosing performance, not sure why

Post magically merged: May 17, 2022

Z690 motherboards have all failed BIOS. I guess that all manufacturers focused on fixing problems with DDR5 and skipped DDR4 optimizations. Z590 overclock better but Gear1 runs lower. Anyway, check if Command Rate 2T works at 4000. If not then go for Gear1 at 3733 and tight timings or 4266+ Gear2. On Intel, Gear2 isn't so much slower while higher frequency covers that well.
I have no idea how Gigabyte DDR4 motherboards work but you should be able to run this RAM at 4600 CL16/17 or 4800 CL18. With adjusted sub-timings, it will still make ~50ns latency but ~65GB/s+ bandwidth (looking at AIDA64).

Here this is the current result

 

[Woomack]

If you leave everything at auto then the motherboard is adjusting everything and it can be worse than some settings at XMP/DDR4-3600. I'm not sure how high you try to boot, but If you enable XMP and change only the memory clock and memory voltage (something about 1.50-1.55V), it should run at about 3733-3800, or even 4000. If it doesn't boot or isn't stable then probably some single settings are wrong (like Command Rate or it doesn't work at Gear1). If it doesn't work then just try going back to higher clock+voltage at relaxed timings and check how high you can boot. Adjust timings when you find the highest stable clock.
At this point, it's hard to say what is holding you back, so start from the highest clock at Gear1 or Gear2 (depends on what you want to achieve).