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Thread: B-Die DRAM OC issues
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05-04-2021 09:25 AM #31New ROGer Array charl35hayden PC Specs
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yeah the posts made it seem like you could not boot over 3200mhz, i was having the same problem until i changed that setting. It is in one of the DRAM sub-menus that has to do with on die termination.
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05-10-2021 01:32 PM #32ROG Enthusiast Array lassek PC Specs
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Are you running a Ryzen platform? Because the RAM settings are not the same on Intel and AMD.. I cannot find in my BIOS on an Intel platform the setting you refer to ..
UPDATE : I found the setting under SKEW CONTROL a submenu of DRAM TIMINGS/SETTINGS on my Intel platform..There was several other RTT settings, I dident know if they also should be modified? But unfortunately it didn't made a difference! 3600 Mhz = Black screen, unable to boot and eventually SAFE SETTINGS POST. My IMC is very picky and even 3500 Mhz seems now very unstable forcing me to revert to 3333 Mhz.Last edited by lassek; 05-11-2021 at 11:42 AM.
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