Evaluating CPU cores for optimisation - page 21

[Fast235]

Denis Sotnikov:

This is what ZenTimings shows. Tried leaving two cards in both slots A1, B1 and A2, B2. Nothing changes

The correct formula for 2 slots is a2-b2, i.e. through one. And it starts with a2,

yes i see the frequency is really 1322*2

First, try 2 slots at 3600, if(factory) should be 1800(x2 3600)

on x570 board do not know what should be the voltages, but certainly need to raise the voltage of memory 1.45v normally, then you can lower, Vsoc 1.1v, CLDO and VDDG to 1.05 should work, if everything will work, then look what you can lower

There's no point in changing the rest for now, I hope you've updated the bios, it's the most important part to work with now, when the pentium4 was there, you could have given up.

[Fast235]

should be something like this, Freq 3600 for starters(and 4 slots may not get any higher) and the top right corner all should be 2 less, 1800(for 3600)

VSOC 1.1v

CLDO and VDDG 1.05v

[Fast235]

Fast235:

should be something like this, Freq 3600 for starters(and 4 slots may not get any higher) and the top right corner all should be 2 less, 1800(for 3600)

VSOC 1.1v

CLDO and VDDG 1.05v

Otherwise you have to change the board.

This is why it is recommended that you buy the board and memory from the same shop.

and also never buy hygi boards) back in the Pentium 4 days they had dual bios that would crash if overclocked incorrectly, both at once) and only go to the service for firmware, now they're as bad as they are, g boards.

[Denis Sotnikov]

Fast235:

For 2 slots, the correct formula is a2-b2, i.e. one by one. and it starts with a2,

yes i see the frequency is really 1322*2

First try 2 slots at 3600 if it needs to be 1800 (x2 3600)

On x570 board do not know what should be the volts, but certainly need to raise the voltage on the memory 1.45v normally, then you can lower, Vsoc 1.1v, CLDO and VDDG to 1.05 should work, if all work, then already see what you can lower

Thank you! Let's try it today

[Fast235]

Denis Sotnikov:

Thank you! Let's try it today.

The circuit should first find where 2 slots work, and then most likely 4 slots won't work on it, then lower the frequency.

If it fails with 2 slots 3600, it may be worth taking the board to service.

[Volodymyr Zubov]

Fast235:

scheme should be first to find where 2 slots work, and then most likely 4 slots will not work on it, then lower the frequency.

If it fails with 2 slots 3600, you may need to take the board to service.

Start by flashing the BIOS to the latest version from the manufacturer.

[Fast235]

Volodymyr Zubov:

Start by flashing the BIOS to the latest version from the manufacturer.

It's been done before. get into the habit of reading from above.

[shniperson-1978]

https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/ryzen-master

can this software be better than Gigabyte motherboard software?

[shniperson-1978]

the GUI tool from RYZEN

[shniperson-1978]

I emailed GSKILL Support, here is the answer:

The results are in line with what we have tested the motherboard to be capable of:

https://www.gskill.com/configurator?page=1&cls=1529635169&manufacturer=1524715126&chipset=1603951139&model=1603951471&adSearch2=Capacity%C2%A7128GB%20(32GBx4),

Here are the motherboards we have validated for that memory kit:

https://www.gskill.com/qvl/165/184/1571734657/F4-4000C18Q-128GVK-Qvl

DDR4-4000 is limited to lower capacities for AMD Ryzen CPUs as that is the top range for the processor. Also, you have four modules, whereas technically only two should be supported, so you can imagine the gap in capabilities.

To take advantage of a DDR4-4000 kit in your situation, you can lower timings to CL14 @ DDR4-2666, or even lower depending on how much DRAM Voltage you would like to apply to them.