2021/08/21 06:03:31
grechie
Thanks guys, yep confirmed in CPU-Z that it's running in Gear 1, memory controller and DRAM Freq showing 1866, man what a relief!
2021/08/21 08:06:11
kalsim
That's awesome!
2021/08/30 08:52:37
Apollo1321
All I can say is that some cpus don't like certain timings on ram. I have an 8700k that will do mem at 4400 17-17-17-34, but if I set those same sticks to 4200 with same timing it boot loops at post code 7f. Same boot loops at 4400 if I try to get rtl's closer to the same on both channels. Like channel a is set at 67 but channel b is 70 or 71, I can't remember exactly. It's also very weird with ram at default jedec speeds and trying to set primary timings very loose to see what kind of frequencies the ram can do.
That 8700k will either boot loop or train on first try, no in-between.
2021/08/30 16:29:25
DEJ915
Apollo1321
All I can say is that some cpus don't like certain timings on ram. I have an 8700k that will do mem at 4400 17-17-17-34, but if I set those same sticks to 4200 with same timing it boot loops at post code 7f. Same boot loops at 4400 if I try to get rtl's closer to the same on both channels. Like channel a is set at 67 but channel b is 70 or 71, I can't remember exactly. It's also very weird with ram at default jedec speeds and trying to set primary timings very loose to see what kind of frequencies the ram can do.
That 8700k will either boot loop or train on first try, no in-between.

4400 is also an easier multi to hit than 4200, 4266 should work fine too.
2021/09/24 06:56:53
Kasque
yes but for intel, i think that when you have a amd mother board and amd processor, their is no need to unlock anything, there are compatible right out of the box
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