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I know, I run them. But if someone wants more verification, it's all over the interwebz and OC forums or you can check this site: https://benzhaomin.github.io/bdiefinder/ . Enter the model number into the search field, or manually click All Kits > Patriot > 4400.
Would it worth it if I mix'd my 4000Mhz with these 4400Mhz, or should I just go ahead and buy another pair of 4000Mhz, which are a few bucks cheaper.
I also haven't really messed around with any sort of overclocking just yet, with my 5800X, but I felt that there may be a point in the future where only having 16GB of RAM might actually be a weak spot.
I know, I run them. But if someone wants more verification, it's all over the interwebz and OC forums or you can check this site: https://benzhaomin.github.io/bdiefinder/ . Enter the model number into the search field, or manually click All Kits > Patriot > 4400.
I currently have 16gb of this. Should I just get another pair of throw these to another PC and get 2 pairs of the Patriot?
Hey buddy, May I ask what timings and speed you're running them? TIA
Well, there are a lot of subtimings, voltages, and resistance(rtt) values. Over 40 of them.
Short answer is I found 100% stable at 3800 CL16 (16-15-16-32-48) and tRFC 336-250-154. 2T.
I also was 99.9% stable at 3800 CL14, but I ran a lot of stress tests and had one TM5 failure on round 20 of one of my multiple tests, and I didn't want to hear complaints if it failed on my family some random day while they were doing something important, lol. Then I handed the kit to my son for his ryzen 3600 and got a different bdie kit for me. Then tuned his and mine for more pain and fun.
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edit: I have these sticks paired with my 3900X. OC'd and squeezed every drop outta these juicy fruits down to the last subtiming. It's a rabbit hole.
edit: I have these sticks paired with my 3900X. OC'd and squeezed every drop outta these juicy fruits down to the last subtiming. It's a rabbit hole.
I know, I run them.
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Would it worth it if I mix'd my 4000Mhz with these 4400Mhz, or should I just go ahead and buy another pair of 4000Mhz, which are a few bucks cheaper.
I also haven't really messed around with any sort of overclocking just yet, with my 5800X, but I felt that there may be a point in the future where only having 16GB of RAM might actually be a weak spot.
I know, I run them.
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C141.45V AMD Optimized Memory -Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VGJG...UTF8&
edit: I have these sticks paired with my 3900X. OC'd and squeezed every drop outta these juicy fruits down to the last subtiming. It's a rabbit hole.
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Short answer is I found 100% stable at 3800 CL16 (16-15-16-32-48) and tRFC 336-250-154. 2T.
I also was 99.9% stable at 3800 CL14, but I ran a lot of stress tests and had one TM5 failure on round 20 of one of my multiple tests, and I didn't want to hear complaints if it failed on my family some random day while they were doing something important, lol. Then I handed the kit to my son for his ryzen 3600 and got a different bdie kit for me. Then tuned his and mine for more pain and fun.
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