Recent content by jharrison1185

I would imagine that at the very least you should be able to get 3200 cl16. Probably 3400 -3466 cl16. I would try Ryzen DRAM calculator downloadable app for Windows. Plug in Ram rated speeds and see what it comes up with. I dont see any of 3200 CL15's on QVL' however if you are willing & able to...

Made a super short video of my mod. Works very well. Doubles air flow. https://youtu.be/9bc7zyFgaO8

I have this case (RGB version). I used a Dremel tool to open up the bottom intake. You can double the size of the bottom intake while still using the dust filter. I really didn't need to as temps were just fine with Ryzen 7 1700 (OC to 3.85ghz @1.375v) & a Asus ROG 1070ti Strix. They were fine...

That sounds like a excessively long boot time for your hardware. I have a Ryzen 7 1700 with a 960 evo 500 gb and mine takes about 8 seconds. It is probably something simple. Have you tried disabling legacy compatibility in your bios? That will trim a few seconds.

While Trident G RGB's are not on the list. I can tell you as long as your getting 3200 cl14 (not the cl16) sticks they are almost surely Samsung B-die chips and are highly likely to work out of the box with a updated motherboard bios and a simple trip to bios to select DOCP (XMP) standard and...

I bought Gskill trident RGB 16gb (8x2) 3200mhz CL14. Using the Ryzen dram calculator app for PC and the recommended timings, I was able to overclock them to 3466 @CL14 on my Asus ROG Strix gaming X370-F. It was a pain, and I had to bump the ram voltage to 1.41V and the SOC to 1.2V. All the...

1.2V SOC for sure.

I bought Gskill trident RGB 16gb (8x2) 3200mhz CL14. Using the Ryzen dram calculator app for PC I was able to overclock them to 3466 @CL14 on my Asus ROG Strix gaming X370-F. It was a pain, and I had to bump the ram voltage to 1.41V and the SOC to 1.2V. All the timings and subtimings (about 20...