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QVL At 2933 Mhz, yes. Whats the modelnumber on the sticks? v.numbers. Look here: https://forum.corsair.com/forums/topic/152314-die-versions-etc/
3.x, Micron, 4.x Samsung, 5.x Hynix.
I have a set of similar Corsair RAM. v4.32. Samsung C-die. It did 3000 Mhz no problem on a Ryzen 1700. I have a 5600X now. I could get the sticks up to 3600 Mhz. Manual timings of course. They don't like voltage, at all. People have had decent success with undervolting instead. 1.31-1.34v.
I have another set too, Corsair, same timings and speed. Turns out it was Hynix AFR. v5.30. Couldn't get those to even boot at 3400 Mhz with a 5600X. Ran 3000 Mhz all day on Ryzen 1700.

In terms of what to do, set vSoc to 1.10 volts. vDIMM to 1.40, as long as it is not Samsung C-die. Run Memtest again. RAM Slots 2 & 4 should be populated. Just to make sure, check your motherboard manual. If that doesn't solve it, manual tinkering is required.
 
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mamasan2000 said:
QVL At 2933 Mhz, yes. Whats the modelnumber on the sticks? v.numbers. Look here: https://forum.corsair.com/forums/topic/152314-die-versions-etc/
3.x, Micron, 4.x Samsung, 5.x Hynix.
I have a set of similar Corsair RAM. v4.32. Samsung C-die. It did 3000 Mhz no problem on a Ryzen 1700. I have a 5600X now. I could get the sticks up to 3600 Mhz. Manual timings of course. They don't like voltage, at all. People have had decent success with undervolting instead. 1.31-1.34v.
I have another set too, Corsair, same timings and speed. Turns out it was Hynix AFR. v5.30. Couldn't get those to even boot at 3400 Mhz with a 5600X. Ran 3000 Mhz all day on Ryzen 1700.

In terms of what to do, set vSoc to 1.10 volts. vDIMM to 1.40, as long as it is not Samsung C-die. Run Memtest again. RAM Slots 2 & 4 should be populated. Just to make sure, check your motherboard manual. If that doesn't solve it, manual tinkering is required.
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Need to remove ram stick to find out the model number? or can do via software, if any?
 
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mifta_95 said:
sorry for late reply, i just got chance to dismantle my pc
here is the photo of my memory label, kindly please check
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"3.21 Micron 4Gbit Rev.B Confirmed"
If that is true, I can't see why 3000 Mhz would be a problem. I will repeat: "In terms of what to do, set vSoc to 1.10 volts. vDIMM to 1.40, as long as it is not Samsung C-die. Run Memtest again. RAM Slots 2 & 4 should be populated. Just to make sure, check your motherboard manual. "
 
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mamasan2000 said:
"3.21 Micron 4Gbit Rev.B Confirmed"
If that is true, I can't see why 3000 Mhz would be a problem. I will repeat: "In terms of what to do, set vSoc to 1.10 volts. vDIMM to 1.40, as long as it is not Samsung C-die. Run Memtest again. RAM Slots 2 & 4 should be populated. Just to make sure, check your motherboard manual. "
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more error occured
am i doing it correctly ?
 
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mamasan2000 said:
Can you post a Zentimings screenshot?
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hello
sorry for very long respon
want to continue the thread

so after i did some research about ram overclocking
i endup with ryzen dram calculator

i follow the timing , TCL until TRC , from the calculator
also set geardown disable and rate 1T (i read somewhere that best for overclocking)
other option and timing leave auto

i use HCI to do memory test,
it can pass 400% coverage without any error (as suggested on the HCI page)
bu then i leave it overnight, and woke up with 1 error (1300% coverage)

is that sign of unstable memory? or i can just ignore it?
what change can i made to remove the error

thank you
 
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mifta_95 said:
hello
sorry for very long respon
want to continue the thread

so after i did some research about ram overclocking
i endup with ryzen dram calculator

i follow the timing , TCL until TRC , from the calculator
also set geardown disable and rate 1T (i read somewhere that best for overclocking)
other option and timing leave auto

i use HCI to do memory test,
it can pass 400% coverage without any error (as suggested on the HCI page)
bu then i leave it overnight, and woke up with 1 error (1300% coverage)

is that sign of unstable memory? or i can just ignore it?
what change can i made to remove the error

thank you
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Ryzen Dram Calculator sucks. Best to ignore it and do it the old-fashioned way. 1 timing at a time.
So what failed? If you had OCed your RAM correctly, the answer would be: The last timing you touched. See how simple it could be?
1 error is 1 too many. It's like asking "My cars tire blows up every 1300 km's. Should I do something to fix that?" I mean, yeah. Abso-freaking-lutely!
 
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mamasan2000 said:
Ryzen Dram Calculator sucks. Best to ignore it and do it the old-fashioned way. 1 timing at a time.
So what failed? If you had OCed your RAM correctly, the answer would be: The last timing you touched. See how simple it could be?
1 error is 1 too many. It's like asking "My cars tire blows up every 1300 km's. Should I do something to fix that?" I mean, yeah. Abso-freaking-lutely!
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this is the first time i touch the timing manually , so i dont have any idea which cause the error
now turn back my ram to default speed( no oc)

preveiously i only simply enable DOCP profile
15-17-17-35 1.35V DOCP2933
but it throw many errors
 
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mamasan2000 said:
It looks loose, except for tRFC. Have you tried raising it? To 440 (300ns) or 462 (315 ns). Default on Micron tends to be 350 ns => tRFC 513. But it can run tighter, usually.
390 is like 266 ns. Some Micron can probably do that but the bargain bin variant you have? Doubt it.
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i dont even know what that is haha, will try later

what app you use to test ram overclocking stability?
 
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mamasan2000 said:
Did you run it in Admin mode as it asks?
It is going to be 3 runs. Time it takes depends on capacity. 16 gigs around 1.5 hours. 32 gigs twice that amount of time.
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figured out it need reboot after 1st install

already did test, default xmp profiel
testmem5 extreme anta77, result 3 errors
hci 400% , result no error
 
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mifta_95 said:
figured out it need reboot after 1st install

already did test, default xmp profiel
testmem5 extreme anta77, result 3 errors
hci 400% , result no error
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So XMP isn't stable.
HCI Memtest 400% catches something like 95% of RAM errors. So there is that.
RAM is in slots 2 and 4, right? Fast Boot is off?

Have you tried giving RAM 1.37-1.38 volts? DRAM/vDIMM voltage in BIOS.
I am guessing it is old Micron Rev B. Current days Rev. B is in Crucial Ballistix sticks and those do 3600 Mhz 16-18-18. Second best IC you can get, really.
It is weird that it doesn't work for you. I had poor Hynix AFR (Corsair Vengeance) That did same timings as you have and tighter secondaries, except for tRFC ( That was in the 500s) @ 3000 Mhz on Ryzen 1700. Considering your tRFC Autos to 390 suggest you can run very tight tRFC.

I was reading about your mobo. Says 3200 Mhz is highest OC for RAM. Doesn't have to mean anything, really. My Asus X470 Prime-Pro lists 3433 Mhz as highest, yet I run 3800 Mhz daily. I have had it at up to 4400 Mhz, when I was testing max frequency. Of course I have it paired with a Ryzen 5600X so those high RAM speeds are possible, just not feasible going over 3800 Mhz.
Ryzen 3600 should be able to hit 3600 Mhz RAM.
 
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mamasan2000 said:
So XMP isn't stable.
HCI Memtest 400% catches something like 95% of RAM errors. So there is that.
RAM is in slots 2 and 4, right? Fast Boot is off?

Have you tried giving RAM 1.37-1.38 volts? DRAM/vDIMM voltage in BIOS.
I am guessing it is old Micron Rev B. Current days Rev. B is in Crucial Ballistix sticks and those do 3600 Mhz 16-18-18. Second best IC you can get, really.
It is weird that it doesn't work for you. I had poor Hynix AFR (Corsair Vengeance) That did same timings as you have and tighter secondaries, except for tRFC ( That was in the 500s) @ 3000 Mhz on Ryzen 1700. Considering your tRFC Autos to 390 suggest you can run very tight tRFC.

I was reading about your mobo. Says 3200 Mhz is highest OC for RAM. Doesn't have to mean anything, really. My Asus X470 Prime-Pro lists 3433 Mhz as highest, yet I run 3800 Mhz daily. I have had it at up to 4400 Mhz, when I was testing max frequency. Of course I have it paired with a Ryzen 5600X so those high RAM speeds are possible, just not feasible going over 3800 Mhz.
Ryzen 3600 should be able to hit 3600 Mhz RAM.
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i was once pumping ram volt to 1.4 , it also error in memtest86, so it must be the timing
fast boot enable, anything to do with this?

i just want the RAM to run stable at specified speed which is 3000, if i can achieve higher , it will become bonus later
 
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mifta_95 said:
i was once pumping ram volt to 1.4 , it also error in memtest86, so it must be the timing
fast boot enable, anything to do with this?

i just want the RAM to run stable at specified speed which is 3000, if i can achieve higher , it will become bonus later
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RAM wont train (get correct values) if Fast Boot is on. Mobo sets some hidden values too that we have no access to.
 
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mamasan2000 said:
It looks loose, except for tRFC. Have you tried raising it? To 440 (300ns) or 462 (315 ns). Default on Micron tends to be 350 ns => tRFC 513. But it can run tighter, usually.
390 is like 266 ns. Some Micron can probably do that but the bargain bin variant you have? Doubt it.
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wow , i just set tRFC to 440 as u said , and it finish the test with no error
should i care about tRFC2 and tRFC4?



What can i do next to improve performance?

Thanks
 
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mifta_95 said:
wow , i just set tRFC to 440 as u said , and it finish the test with no error
should i care about tRFC2 and tRFC4?



What can i do next to improve performance?

Thanks
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https://imgur.com/a/QzRfAOQ
View: https://imgur.com/a/QzRfAOQ

Try the red numbers. No guarantees it will work but high chance.
Leave tRFC2 and 4 on Auto.

It is very weird if the mobo sets a too tight tRFC. First time I have come across it, usually it is some supersafe value.
 
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