If you are testing it on X299 then you can have problems with 3600+. Play with additional settings like VTT or SA/IO voltages. I see you have ASRock in sig. I just started to play with Taichi XE which supposed to be the same OC wise so maybe I will find something. I have to finally finish Patriot 3733 review so will be testing it some more for next days and it's based on the same Samsung IC as your TridentZ.
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Trouble OCing G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-3200 CL14?
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If you are testing it on X299 then you can have problems with 3600+. Play with additional settings like VTT or SA/IO voltages. I see you have ASRock in sig. I just started to play with Taichi XE which supposed to be the same OC wise so maybe I will find something. I have to finally finish Patriot 3733 review so will be testing it some more for next days and it's based on the same Samsung IC as your TridentZ.
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Awesome, I've replied to you in the other thread as well. I am curious what normal VTT and SA voltages are? When I checked my asrock had them listed higher than I thought was stock. I'm curious how your taichi experiences will be. I really like the board in terms of temps and features, for the price I couldn't pass it up.
On ASUS, IO was ~1.05V and SA was ~0.975V. For some reason when I leave them at auto on ASRock then I get 1.30/1.35V but when I lower them manually to ~1.15V then it works the same. I guess that something isn't right with early BIOS. Next thing, CPU temp in BIOS is below 20°C when ambient temp is ~23°C. After first boot CPU temp was ~13°C.
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They must have similar bioses because mine does the same thing voltage wise. I'll try dropping them down and see what happens. Also I have the same chilly cpu temps according to bios, lol. It would be sweet to have the cpu run cooler than ambient with just an AIO...
