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Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY

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2019/04/11 00:14:32 (permalink)
Good morning everyone,
 
After a days with this motherboard I only can say "whoa!" But when I decided to set my set up to 24/7 stability then I have some difficulties wtih the ram. I don't know if it's the imc but it's very confusing.
 
I've tried to stabilize this, but no luck with this. VSA and IO 1.22v // VDRAM 1.45v
CLOCK: 4100 MHZ 17-17-17-34 1T
TWR: 10
TRFC: 360
TRRD_L: 6
TRRD_S: 4
TWTR_L: 6
TRTR_S:1
TRTP: 6
TFAW: 23
TCWL: 14
TREFI: 16118
TCKE: 5
 
so I've tried some "easier" like this. But when I reach 1150% coberture in hci appears 3 fails.  VSA and IO 1.16v // VDRAM 1.4v
 
CLOCK: 4000 MHZ 17-17-17-36 2T 
 
TWR: 10
TRFC: 360
TRRD_L: 6
TRRD_S: 4
TWTR_L: 17
TRTR_S:11
TRTP: 6
TFAW: 23
TCWL: 14
TREFI: 15600
TCKE: 5
 
 
Can someone help me with timings please? maybe reducing the core oc? The majority of timings where on auto except the primary
 
 
Thanks!!
post edited by xaviplisskin - 2019/04/11 03:18:11
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    xaviplisskin
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    Re: Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY 2019/04/11 00:27:02 (permalink)
    I can't post the images or links... can some Mod helps with this?
     
    EDIT: I need 5 post more to paste link etc..
    post edited by xaviplisskin - 2019/04/11 03:11:39
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    Re: Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY 2019/04/11 10:12:45 (permalink)
    Put spaces in your links to make your links show up on the forums.
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    Re: Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY 2019/04/11 10:43:55 (permalink)
    Sajin
    Put spaces in your links to make your links show up on the forums.


     
    like this?
     
     https ://ibb.co/SdzvVF3
     
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    Re: Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY 2019/04/11 10:45:05 (permalink)
    Yep.
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    Re: Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY 2019/04/12 20:49:52 (permalink)
    Can you list the timings for XMP on your kit, and specifically what kit of memory you have.
     
    The biggest issue I see (at least with your first attempt) is trying to get 1T working at relatively low voltages < 1.5vdimm above 4000mhz; it's not an easy thing to do 

    It'll be easier to help knowing the XMP settings for the timings you've listed. Also make sure that your that your RTL A/B are not more than 1 apart. Also do you know what type of IC's your kit is using (b-die, e-die, MFR, etc...)?
     
    P.S. I'm going through the exact process you are atm, it takes a massive amount of time to properly tweak memory 
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    Re: Z390 DARK 24/7 RAM STABILITY 2019/04/13 01:21:35 (permalink)
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    Can you list the timings for XMP on your kit, and specifically what kit of memory you have.
     
    The biggest issue I see (at least with your first attempt) is trying to get 1T working at relatively low voltages < 1.5vdimm above 4000mhz; it's not an easy thing to do 

    It'll be easier to help knowing the XMP settings for the timings you've listed. Also make sure that your that your RTL A/B are not more than 1 apart. Also do you know what type of IC's your kit is using (b-die, e-die, MFR, etc...)?
     
    P.S. I'm going through the exact process you are atm, it takes a massive amount of time to properly tweak memory 




    hi, thanks for your post.
     
    mi kit is 4400c19, of course b-die single side
     
    I know its a long time work, instead of this I've tried to get stable a "basically" timings with 4000 - 17-17-38 2T. but when i reach 1200% cobertura in hci 3 error apeared
     
     
    post edited by xaviplisskin - 2019/04/13 01:24:29
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