@Lost_N_BIOS yes 1024 MB each. I should get the x470 aorus gaming 7 wifi delivered tomorrow, can't wait to be able to push my shiny new B-die kit to 3600mhz ( hopefully)

Run as many HCI as cores you have, then split available memory (minus some, for PC usage while you play around) between those, then run for loooong time, then you know you are stable. Sounds like you already know

3600MHz! Stuck/stalling at 1600MHz here I think, haven't looked in a while, waiting to move back to a quad system instead of this lame G3258

@Lost_N_BIOS at the moment with the gaming k5 the most I can squeeze my new mem kit is 3066 cl12. It reaches 3200cl14 and even 3400mhz. But using the extreme preset from Dram Calculator performance gains are much bigger @3066 cl12 even then 3400 cl14(unstable af) board bios is iffy and doesn't even have the necessary settings to stabilize cpu and ram speeds. That's the main reason I upgraded the board. Ram speed. With a gskill tridentz 4133mhz cl19 B-die I should be able to reach stable 3600mhz with 2700x then epic I'll probably be happy with it until 3800x releases 😂

Why with 4133Mhz ram wouldn't you run higher than 3600, only CPU stability limitation?

Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1051

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@Lost_N_BIOS yes 1024 MB each. I should get the x470 aorus gaming 7 wifi delivered tomorrow, can't wait to be able to push my shiny new B-die kit to 3600mhz ( hopefully)

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Zitat von Lost_N_BIOS im Beitrag #1054

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Why with 4133Mhz ram wouldn't you run higher than 3600, only CPU stability limitation?

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Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1049

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@c2h5oh hello there, just wanted to say that 4 passes aint much. Had mine pass 7h30 hours memtest86 with 0 errors at 3400mhz on the gaming k5. 0 errors. Surprised af when I woke up and saw that. Later that day boot Tom Clancy's Rainbow six siege. Crashes mid first game. I would advise you to run mem test a whole day at least

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Running 3400mhz with fast preset from Dram Calculator gives much bigger improvement over 3600 cl15 in my experience Soo far.running my 2700x at 1.4v 4.2ghz and ram at 3400 cl14 with tight subtimings finally. Sucks to say it but gigabyte did a hecc of a job with the x470 aorus gaming 7 wifi. Everything feels premium and runs great

Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1058

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Running 3400mhz with fast preset from Dram Calculator gives much bigger improvement over 3600 cl15 in my experience Soo far.running my 2700x at 1.4v 4.2ghz and ram at 3400 cl14 with tight subtimings finally. Sucks to say it but gigabyte did a hecc of a job with the x470 aorus gaming 7 wifi. Everything feels premium and runs great

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@Lost_N_BIOS I bought this kit thinking ryzen2 . Ryzen Zen+ shits itself to handle anything above 3466mhz.in my experience

Zitat von Jman im Beitrag #1060

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@Lost_N_BIOS I bought this kit thinking ryzen2 . Ryzen Zen+ shits itself to handle anything above 3466mhz.in my experience

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Couldn't agree more @POE_UK started thinking that gigabyte can actually be good if they try

Someone over on the corsair forums is putting together some software that allows all the 6 rgb zones to be controlled by corsair Icue for game profiles and launches of any exe file

Gigabyte always letting anyone do their work 😂

Lol, but nah being serious like, i instantly noticed performance gains going from the crappy gaming5 to this, even the m.2 drive runs nearly 30mb/sec faster, marvellous init. my cameras battery is broke or id show you a pic of my system and what ive done, it looks so friggin nice in my thermaltake tower900 case with this motherboard, fitted 2 screens in the case, an lcdsmartie screen for system stats and a 5" colour lcd mirroring everything thats on the main monitor, basically i can switch my big screen off and monitor everything from the pc case

Also the wifi card on the gaming7 wifi properly supports mirracast without any issues whatsoever, so sometimes i piss the mrs off by transmitting youtube to the tv when shes watching it lol, this is something i could never get working properly on the x370 boards for some reason