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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    I got around to tuning my RAM properly guided by this video https://youtu.be/KOqhyVNPhaM and it's working nicely at 3400 16 16 18 16.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Working nicely apart from boot/post problems that is!
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Try increasing your SOC voltage, or maybe DRAM termination voltage?

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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Q View Post
    Try increasing your SOC voltage, or maybe DRAM termination voltage?
    I did try upping the RAM voltage but it doesn't seem to help.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Depending on your board, there might be other voltages you could increase slightly. SOC and dram boot voltage might help. Might also need to increase your cpu voltage slightly.
    Not familiar with biostar boards so unsure what they might be called.

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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    After reading about DRAM boot voltage I think you might be onto something but it might not be an option that's available on my board.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Have you run the ram at stock speeds? You won't notice hardly any difference trying to make it run quicker as the difference is so small.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jonj1611 View Post
    Have you run the ram at stock speeds? You won't notice hardly any difference trying to make it run quicker as the difference is so small.
    Yes I have. It only seems to boot reliably when I load optimised defaults which sets it to something like 2400.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Try a more conservative overclock - 3000 and see how that fairs. 3000 with tighter timings is often as good as higher clocks with looser timings.

    As you can see here, 3000 with manual timings, is almost as fast as 3800 CL16 - skip to 12.15


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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Quote Originally Posted by cptwhite_uk View Post
    Try a more conservative overclock - 3000 and see how that fares. 3000 with tighter timings is often as good as higher clocks with looser timings.
    I did try it at 3000 but it still wasn't booting reliably.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Maybe try different ram
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    Quote Originally Posted by Jonj1611 View Post
    Maybe try different ram
    I might have to try that.
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    Re: First Major Build In Years. Help me to future proof.

    I contacted crucial support and they gave me the standard timings and haven't been much help apart from that. They have no forums either. Disappointing. Which make has the most helpful information and support on tuning their RAM? In the past, well, years ago, I bought RAM that came with data on how to set it up to run at it's rated overclocking speed on the platform it was made for.
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