Optimze the RAM-Speed - how?

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  • Gooly
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2018
    • 13

    #1

    Optimze the RAM-Speed - how?

    Hi,
    I added two of the same RAM to my PC:
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    The test finished without any errors

    Ok, the mem-test is one target, but I would like as well test the max RAM-Frequence at which this pc is save.

    If I set in the Bios Auto the RAM-Frequence is set to 3600MHz.

    Now, before this test I changed in the Bios to the predefined setup of Asus from Auto to DOCP 1 which sets a Mem-Frequence of 6400MHz:

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    But the test seems to run with 3600MT/s (see above)?

    In the log I read: Supported timing at highest clock speed (2400 MHz) : 40-40-40-77
    In the ptx-file I can read:
    ModuleManuf: Corsair
    ModulePartNo: CMK96GX5M2B6400C32
    RAMType: PC5-51200 DDR5 XMP 6400MT/s
    RAMTiming: 32-40-40-84

    Thanks in advance
    Gooly
  • David (PassMark)
    Administrator
    • Jan 2003
    • 11092

    #2
    What version of Memtest86 were you using?

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    • Gooly
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2018
      • 13

      #3
      Version:
      Major: 11
      Minor: 5
      Build: 1000
      Architecture: 64​

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      • David (PassMark)
        Administrator
        • Jan 2003
        • 11092

        #4
        This is the latest release. So the 3600MT/s value is probably correct as displayed.

        These are the specs for your Ryzen CPU.

        Max Memory Speed
        2x1R - DDR5-5600
        2x2R - DDR5-5600
        4x1R - DDR5-3600
        4x2R - DDR5-3600

        Note how your CPU can only run at 3600 when 4 RAM sticks are in use. You need to go back to 2 sticks to get to 5600. The 1R / 2R refers to the number of ranks.

        The CPU's Integrated Memory Controller (IMC) gets stressed with 4 sticks, facing more electrical load, signal reflections, and timing challenges with extra modules and longer wires, forcing lower speeds and looser timings for stability​.

        It can be complex but 2x2R is likely optimal.

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        • Gooly
          Junior Member
          • Jan 2018
          • 13

          #5
          Ahh - I understand, thank you very much and a successful 2026

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