jdmtreefiddy
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i have a F4-3200C14D-32GTZR tridenz z rgb 3200 cl 14 14 14 34 is the stock settings
i enabled xmp 1 and tried 2 also. i then went down and tried diff memory speeds and 3400 is where it runs the smoothest. over that and it randomly blue screens
strix z390-e board
intel 9700k @ 5.2ghz @ 1.35v using the auto oc featrure from the ai suite for strix. it runs 100% stable and cool. temps idle at 29c using a h115i water cooler also gaming its mid 40's, benchmark like cinebench max 70
what settings can i safely change in bios or somewhere else? is there a way to mess with memory timing and settings within windows or do i have to use bios only. there is also extra timings i see, do i change some or all? its real confusing knowing what to change and what to leave alone. i see alot of videos for other boards and other setups and im too afraid im going to mess something up when i dont see the same things they have. i am always trying to get better benchmark scores and also overclocking my 2070 super by strix also. cooling i have zero issues with
ive seen rumors that people were able to get 3600 and even 3800 on this ram. honestly i just would like to get 3600 at a really low timing or whatever is going to net the most fps on benchmarks and games, i have tried a few diff settings like base xmp 1 and 2 and then manually changing just the speed ontop xmp to 3400 and i can see a difference on all the diff ways in both cinebench and benchamark game testing or running furmark.
i enabled xmp 1 and tried 2 also. i then went down and tried diff memory speeds and 3400 is where it runs the smoothest. over that and it randomly blue screens
strix z390-e board
intel 9700k @ 5.2ghz @ 1.35v using the auto oc featrure from the ai suite for strix. it runs 100% stable and cool. temps idle at 29c using a h115i water cooler also gaming its mid 40's, benchmark like cinebench max 70
what settings can i safely change in bios or somewhere else? is there a way to mess with memory timing and settings within windows or do i have to use bios only. there is also extra timings i see, do i change some or all? its real confusing knowing what to change and what to leave alone. i see alot of videos for other boards and other setups and im too afraid im going to mess something up when i dont see the same things they have. i am always trying to get better benchmark scores and also overclocking my 2070 super by strix also. cooling i have zero issues with
ive seen rumors that people were able to get 3600 and even 3800 on this ram. honestly i just would like to get 3600 at a really low timing or whatever is going to net the most fps on benchmarks and games, i have tried a few diff settings like base xmp 1 and 2 and then manually changing just the speed ontop xmp to 3400 and i can see a difference on all the diff ways in both cinebench and benchamark game testing or running furmark.