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The v-color RAM I linked to in the post is Hynix: https://v-color.net/products/ddr5-ecc-udimm-servermemory?variant=43445581906087 https://v-color.net/products/d

• brucethemoose2 3y ago
  That is A-Die! It should overclock like crazy. You should do it and post it. Ryzen 7000 likes OC'd RAM, and overclocked ECC ram is kind of a desktop hardware myth/legend because its so rare and oxymoronic. Not sure if you've done it before, but DDR5 overclocking is quite a rabbit hole, and there are some "easy" tutorials out there like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlYxmRcdLVw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlYxmRcdLVw Test the stock primary timings with the modded subtimings at 6000 first, then jump straight to cl34 for the primary timings and reduce the voltage/primary timings from there. I would grab these myself, but the kit is too rich for my blood at the moment.
  • sunshowers 3y ago
    Fine, you've convinced me! I'll try it next week. To be honest the only RAM overclocking I've done is by going into the XMP settings and turning on the shipped overclock configuration. For CPUs I tend to undervolt them a bit to reduce power consumption.
    • naagral 3y ago
      I'm also interested about what speeds and CL would that DIMM run. By the way I'm the one who started that ASRock forum topic, what a small world to randomly stumble here while scrolling HN. In the end I put PC upgrade on hold, partly because of that AMD bios ECC support mess and also cannot find fast DIMM-s. Just looking today it seems ASRock has still not re-added ECC support info on AM5 board specs pages so the more people test those boards and meomory combinations the better for community.