[SOLVED] Huge latency after installing 3200MHz RAM

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Hello everyone!

So i got a new GPU and wanted to up my build a little bit in other areas.

Right now i have:

CPU: I7-8700K running stock / 4.6 OC
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z370 HD3P F14 BIOS
New RAM: G.Skill F4-3200C16D-16GVKB - 3200 MHz with CL 16

Tried XMP to 3200 and manually setting up 3200 with 1.35V, but it seems like my latency is extremely huge. Tests were done with stock CPU settings.

Test results and system information

It seems that my memory bus is super low, how can i change that?

Any advice?

P.S. I'm having problems OCing my CPU too, because everytime i set CPU voltage to anything higher than 1.225 my temps skyrocket to 90-100 in tests like cinebench r23. Reinstalled my cooler, changed paste, changed my watercooler to a standard one, nothing changes. Before installing my CPU i went to a repair shop to delide it, everything went fine as they said. With stock settings everything is fine and it's around 70-75 during load. Don't know if it's related.
 
Solution
Seems like it's solved.

I disabled intergated graphics and VT-d in BIOS and updated my AIDA version to 6.70. Now latency is 56.7 and everything else is really fine.

Thanks everyone!
Load BIOS defaults and try again.

Or, check DRAM Frequency / System Memory Multiplier and CPU base clock

DRAM Frequency is DDR4-754

CPU FSB shows 23.6 when it should be 100, so it seems like overall the computer is set to run 1/4 of it's normal capability.

Are those temps Fahrenheit or Celsius? They would seem high if Celsius
 
Apr 12, 2022
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Load BIOS defaults and try again.

Or, check DRAM Frequency / System Memory Multiplier and CPU base clock

DRAM Frequency is DDR4-754

CPU FSB shows 23.6 when it should be 100, so it seems like overall the computer is set to run 1/4 of it's normal capability.

Are those temps Fahrenheit or Celsius? They would be high for Celsius

Sorry for the incomplete post. Temps are Celsius

Tested everything with bios default settings and it's still the same. Latency jumped to around 310 ns

Bios defaults to 2133MHz Frequency too. XMP pumps it to 3200.

It's weird that tests show such metrics. I'll try a different program to test the latency
 
Apr 12, 2022
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Sorry for the incomplete post. Temps are Celsius

Tested everything with bios default settings and it's still the same. Latency jumped to around 310 ns

Bios defaults to 2133MHz Frequency too. XMP pumps it to 3200.

It's weird that tests show such metrics. I'll try a different program to test the latency


So i tried Intel memory latency checker and the results are like this:

Delay (ns) MB/sec
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00000 182.11 41300.5
00002 162.84 41463.8
00008 155.38 41426.3
00015 147.28 41387.3
00050 115.47 40020.2
00100 89.66 34928.0
00200 65.34 23213.2
00300 59.97 16458.3
00400 62.20 12894.2
00500 56.25 10932.3
00700 58.64 8103.1
01000 53.60 6214.8
01300 58.88 4930.7
01700 60.16 4008.5
02500 53.55 3235.6
03500 53.76 2654.3
05000 51.76 2267.5
09000 52.57 1790.8
20000 55.22 1416.7
 
Apr 12, 2022
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Seems like it's solved.

I disabled intergated graphics and VT-d in BIOS and updated my AIDA version to 6.70. Now latency is 56.7 and everything else is really fine.

Thanks everyone!
 
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