The timing of this video is impeccable. I was literally just posting about this asking questions, because it's been 6 years since my last build and it is pretty stock. Even the RAM you used is pretty much the same, minus the RGB (G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series 96GB (F5-6400J3239F48GX2-RS5K)). I want to run the Taichi (although Australia seems to be out of those) and my 2nd choice was the ProArt 670E. Less enthused about the ASUS because it doesnt have the screen on the MB. Anyway thank you for this video!
@@GameTechReviews I am running the B650 Aorus Elite AX. I am assuming that this setup on your Gigabyte X670E AORUS Master will be the same on my MOBO since the Bios should be the same?
Nice video. Currently I'm running the - CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 192GB (4x48GB) 5200MHz CL38 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMH192GX5M4B5200C38) on my Ryzen 9 7950X3D based computer. I let the CPU and MB train the ram and just ran it at that speed. My pc has been rock solid and extremely quiet. I'm loving the addition of the ram.
dude, thanks for walking thru this. I read the original thread before watching your vid. finally got 128GB on AM5 to run on W11! however, when I ran EXPO on Ubuntu I didn't have to change any of this and it sailed at 6000 with 30-36-36-76 default EXPO. it seems to be a windows issue.
Yeeeeessssss!!!! Grazie infinite! Con la tua guida sono riuscito a stabilizzare le Corsair Dominator Titanium 4x32 Ddr5 a 6000Mhz sulla Mobo Msi Carbon wifi x670e. Grazie grazie dall'Italia
Playing around with DDR5 and 6000MT/s on AM5, I can comfortably say using 1.4v is a god given stability voltage for DDR5 6000MT/s with thight timings. 1.35v will give way more issues than dialing in 1.4v, which is a golden voltage for high speed and thight timings on 6000MT/s for 24/7 systems.
One of the great things about that kit that he's using, and I also have, is 96GB/6400 is rated at 1.35 volts. And, happy to say I've not had one issue with it.
I really wonder about what voltages are good for these chips. I've now fried 3 fucking 7950x3D since buying it on launch almost a year ago. Had to RMA it and my motherboard (Asus B650E-F) 2 times already and my latest parts just started failing again. The only thing I can think of is the timings I'm using + the voltages it demands (1.4v) is frying the memory controller. It won't post if I toggle EXPO, it just hangs on memory testing during post. Will sit with that orange LED lit for 60 minutes straight and never progress. I hate this system and wish I never bought it.
@darkl3ad3r The 1.4v ram voltage has nothing to do with the cpu or soc voltages. Did you have the cpu voltage set to auto? What about the SOC voltage (that's what will damage your imc)? If you're on his dis.. cord, we can talk
@@RKBenchmarker VDDIO is the memory controller voltage and it was set to 1.4v automatically with EXPO enabled. My CPU voltage is on Auto as well and I do not mess with anything besides PBO Enabled. SoC voltage was manually set to 1.15v this time around and the memory controller still got damaged. Something else is going on with these systems and I'm thinking it's the Buildzoid timings. It has to be. I have 3 identical PCs, one of them has EXPO off since day one, one of them has EXPO II enabled since day one, and then there's my PC which is EXPO II with Buildzoid timings. My PC has failed 3 times and that tweaked subtimings is the only difference.
I have 96GB 5600mhz corsair kit and proart x670e motherboard, now decided to expand it to 192GB, wish me luck, hopefully the latest bios and AGESA will set all of this up automatically so I won't need to tweak anything manually. Technically it should run it at 5600
@@nicholaswicks3077 msi just announced that their boards will support 64gb modules, videocardz just posted the article 4 days! i just updated my ram to 192gb!
@Game Tech Reviews - Nice video. I plan on using an ITX version wit the AM5 processor. I would like to you know your thoughts about using high capacity ECC - UnBuffed Momory with the AM5 processor?
@@GameTechReviews-Right now, I like the Asus X670E-I. It supports ECC-Unbuffed. I like to use PCs with ECC-Regitored Ram. My line of work is CAD/3D, etc., so stable is what I like to use.
I'd use a marker and leave a mark on each pair of modules to always know which pair they do belong to. Cause you might take it off later when cleaning and accidentally mix them up xD
I’ve been told by almost everyone that 4 sticks will slow you down tremendously rather then give any benefits to speed performance and latency. I’ve been buying piece by piece my new gaming PC build and I’m tossing around the idea of going with 4x32gb DDR5 G skill trident Z neo rgb ram instead of the 2x16gb G skill trident Z neo rgb sticks I’m currently running but have always been told it does more harm then good…
That's mainly because higher speeds in a 2DPC config isn't really possible without manually changing settings. This video proves that with understanding of how the system works, it's possible to achieve 6000MT/s in a worst case scenario (i.e. dual rank and two dimm per channel).
I didn't bother testing it because at that speed it requires gear 2 and it was already hard enough adjusting the impedance down enough to work at 6000 before reflections start happening.
@@GameTechReviews Thanks! FWIW I couldn't get it to work at 6,000 with these settings, and could barely (with 8 min mem training each time) boot it at 5,600. I think your mobo is much better than mine. So I just returned the other kit, and will have to just suck it up and run 96GB lol
Hello there! Thanks for this wonderful guide. I got two kits of 96GB Corsair Dominator Titanium (Hynix) and got it to run at 6000 CL30 with the values you used in this video. However, while I haven't gotten any BSODs or other crashes so far, it isn't fully stable as OCCT memory test is throwing memory rrors after a couple of minutes. In which order would you attempt to tweak the values (and would it be increased or decreased) in an attempt to improve stability?
Try 5600 and see if that is stable. 6000 is extremely hard to get stable with that amount of RAM and will require a lot of trial and error to figure out the correct values based on the motherboard and memory used.
@@GameTechReviews Thank you very much for your reply. 5200, 5600 and 5800 CL30/39/39/76 runs completely stable out of the box (even with the RAM kits spread out over channels, but I put them into one channel each like you suggested for 6000 tweaking) with everything on auto. 6000 doesn't even post without your tweaks, but with your tweaks it posts and runs in Windows without any noticeable problems except the memory errors in OCCT. I tried tweaking timings, but it makes no difference to stability whether it's CL30/39/39 or 50/50/50. Both 96GB kits work fine on their own up to DDR5-6800 CL30 without any tweaking. It feels like it might only need a couple of more tweaks to become fully stable, but I'd like to know which order I would go about to tweak. SOC voltage first and if so, what is the max safe value? Or try tweaking impedences further and if so which ones would you try to increase/decrease first? Or maybe tackle sub-timings instead? I'm new to DDR5 and the AM5 platform, went from my sadly degraded 14900K (degraded for the second time even with all the intel defaults) with 128GB DDR4-3600 CL14 memory (I went with DDR4 back in the day because of DDR5 problems with four sticks/high capacity/high speed memory and I had the memory in my old system anyway, but I was forced to switch now and when I saw videos from you I had hopes to be able to overcome it) to this setup with 7950X3D and DDR5 with Gigabyte X670E Aorus Pro X mainboard, so I'm not very privy of how to tweak this DDR5 yet and would be glad to get about some more pointers. Thank you very much!
Hey man, great video! you mentioned that doing 64gb 4 sticks is easy but I just cant figure it out.. I have one kit on 1 channel and the other on another channel (If i dont do that pc wont post) but I cant get it to run past 3800mhz for the life of me. Got a r9 7900x very confused.. Motherboard supports it
@RKBenchmarker problem is he doesn't. To run a proper stress test, you use something like memtest64. What he did was just run a game, which shows that he's setting aren't totally unusable but showed nothing in case the ram is corrupting windows and its longterm stability. The potential memory problems that a game test can show are rather small.
@@nikolarajkovic3558 You've seen what he does behind the scenes? Or are you a member of his discord? I know he likes to use a specific game/s, but he also incorporates other methods as well, just as you mentioned, and as many of us do.
@@nikolarajkovic3558 Well you maybe know there are like 10 hidden issues that a game load won't show. In this video he only mention testing out that game, which in my book is a total bad assumption to say the memory is stable because the game didn't crash... Bring that mentality to an OC forum and people will tell you +10 reasons why that is so idiotic!
I just got my new PC Parts with the ASRock x870e Nova 192 gb of ddr 5 5200 and a 9950x. I tried to copy what you did but neither the 5200 XMP profile nor the 4800 JDEC Config will actually deliver to windows. After training and booting it always stays at 3600 MTs. Anything id probbably did wrong or to look out for?
Thank you very much! It was helpful. G.Skill Flare X5 [F5-5600J3636D32GX2-FX5] 128GB (4x32GB) started at 4000Mhz but 4200Mhz didn't work. DDR voltage 1.1V (Ryzen 9 7950X, MSI MAG X670E Tomahawk wifi, BIOS E7E12AMS.1E0 26.07.2024)
May I ask a few questions? It seems that you're very knowledgeable about this stuff. 1. Does the motherboard plays the big role for the 4dimms stability? Assuming I'm using a "high-end" boards such as Aorus master just like you, would I get the similar, stable result? 2. Assuming that I need the storage more than speed, and I didn't enable any tweaks/XMP/EXPO, will using 4 DIMMs going to work without any issues all the time? I heard that people keeps saying that using 4 dimms is not recommended, but I wonder how "bad" it is
The motherboard and the memory itself play the biggest role in achieving stability if running higher density such as dual rank with 4 dimms (i.e. what is shown in the video). From testing various CPUs, Ryzen is pretty reliable in terms of supporting a lot of memory. It's really the motherboard's ability to handle the ODT values for the memory due to how the wire traces over the PCB layers are designed. The memory needs to be fairly robust with the built in impedance to prevent reflections when driven at lower drive strengths. The people saying it's "bad" don't have a deep understanding of how the system works so as a result they assume it's not possible. These questions are better answered live during the weekly Thursday livestream on the youtube channel where I can better articulate all of these concepts.
i'm doing this on a b650 aorus elite ax with a 7950x3d, and this video's settings have gotten me to at least be able to boot consistently and be pretty much stable in windows with totally fine temps, where previously it wouldn't even post. i'm using two kits of CMK64GX5M2B5600C40 2x32 corsair vengeance DDR5, and i'm trying to get them running at their rated 5600Mhz. i do have six total errors on memtest86, but only four on pass 1 and two on pass 4, both on the bit fade test, so i think it's just something to do with my settings. interestingly, it doesn't fail the test if i only run test 10 on its own. could it maybe be a false positive then? you'd think it'd have errors regardless of if i'm running test 10 on its own. stranger yet, memtest64 reports absolutely zero errors, and memtest86 doesnt report any either with only one kit of ram installed.. i was thinking the errors may be due to reflection, but you'd think that if it was the case it'd fail consistently? but i've never had to mess with resistances before, or really ever bothered with manually overclocking my ram at all before, i usually just leave it on whatever xmp profile and overclock my cpu if i'm going to. i'm not entirely clueless with this sort of stuff, but when it comes to memory i feel a little lacking in knowledge, and i was wondering if you have any pointers as to what settings i should tweak and in what ways to hopefully clear up those errors? i haven't used any of your voltage settings yest, seeing as you're operating at a way higher clock than me, so i feel that may be a place to look? again i'm just not very experienced with ram overclocking specifically so i'm not sure what sane voltages for my desired frequency would be. any info would be greatly appreciated, will hopefully save me a lot of trial and error.
Don't worry, we've been struggling w 4x32G sticks DDR5 5600 1.1V at 4200. Finally stabilized at 4000, 1.26V. MSI B650 Tomahawk WiFi, Ryzen 8600G. The thing won't even boot if I set DDR5 voltage above 1.270V. Strange behavior.
I literally set everything to auto, turned off expo, and set the speed to 60 and it works fine for me. These setting would just blue screen my pc. Gskill flair 2 sets of 2*16gb cl30. Gave up and reverted all the settings but forgot to turn off the manual input of 60. Worked fine and noticed I had 6000 mhz.
O.K I have used what you have shown here on an Aorus X670E Xtreme and yes while you might be able to play a game for so long this is NOT proper stability testing. You need memory testing tools like Kahu - preferably with the kgui wrapper, testmem, YCruncher to properly test. I managed to post my system and wander around and play games too because a lot of that stuff really does not pressure things that much. I ran Kahu under KGui and the whole thing failed at 6% - so not stable, I am still working on making it so, Ill let you know if I make it so.. PLEASE! Get some software tools to properly test O/C, otherwise other people are going to follow what you do and think they are stable and its not necessarily correct.
With a ryzen 9 7950x3d I was disappointed because with a rog strix x670-e + 128gb ram 6400mhz trident z I had gotten stuck at 3200mhz when I started the pc, I will try this method
WOW Awesome ! I have an ASRock X670E Taichi with 48GB of Ram. All works well except, when restarting it Always ReTrains Memory 1.5 Minutes. Any Tips? Thanks
My tachi Carrera has done the same thing since I bought it, wonder if it's just a shortcoming of the ram I'm using so I am going to switch out to some g skill royalty and see what happens
I ask just in case, the post after finding the appropiate speed and voltages, how long is it? Does it take 5 seconds or 5 minutes? My doubt comes becouse you use xmp memory on amd
Subsequent posts are very fast. XMP and EXPO makes no difference. XMP has worked on AMD for generations. Think about all the DDR4 AM4 based PCs. EXPO didn't exist back then.
Hey man! I have Corsair vengeance 2x kits 5600 cl40 96gb each and currently trying to run it stable. So far not much success running docp l and docp ll profiles at lower values. Tried 5200-5400 and it failed aida64 tests, so right now trying 5000. My second worry is the latency because it doesn’t matter if I use 2 dimms or 4, the aida64 memory test shows 100 ns latency which is kinda too high I guess? I am considering buying maybe a better cl30 expo 128gb kit at 6000mhz and try to get it running better at lower latencies? 100 ns seems to be really bad for performance, not just games
Just loading DOCP won't work because at 4 sticks the impedance values need to be adjusted because these are dual rank DIMMs. Corsair vengeance at CL40 sounds like Micron ram. You should try Hynix for best flexibility with manual adjustments.
I bought a Z790 Gaming X AX Motherboard, however I bought 4 RAM modules 48GB DDR5 6000Mhz. Will this tutorial help me set the device to 192GB with 6000Mhz? SKU Memory is KF560C32RS-48
No. If you do some general research on that topic, you'll see why. Also, it even goes beyond the sticks themselves... the communication bus, for example, also has a much greater advantage over ddr4's, etc
@@RKBenchmarker I see, so far when i did a search online comparing DDR4 and DDR5 , i tend to see DDR5 requiring higher Mhz to get same FPS compared to DDR4. Another thing i noticed is , if i were to use 2 stick vs 4 stick memory , 2 stick would give me much better mhz compared to 4 stick of DDRR5. To give some context , i'm trying to setup a database (postgresql) , ram is really useful , 192gb or even the upcoming 256gb , but so far i see low mhz when you poke 4 sticks into the motherboard , your video really shows that it could be stable at higher mhz in future but yeah i can't afford it to crash. If you don't mind sharing, which brand motherboard should i go for , for 24/7 192gb/256gb(future when bios is out), i feel asus is no longer at the front of innovation for motherboards
The setup shown in the video is 100% 24/7 stable. In fact, it's stable at lower voltages than what was used in the guide. I'm currently running VDD, VDDQ, and VDDIO at 1.35v since that's what the memory kit is rated for on the XMP profile. VSOC is also lowered to 1.2v. In general, if you want to run 192gb at 6000MT/s you would need at least an 8-layer motherboard. It is possible to run the setup shown at even higher speeds but I'll save that for another video.
@@John-vm7fq"i tend to see DDR5 requiring higher Mhz to get same FPS compared to DDR4": DDR4 3200 runs at 1600 MHz. DDR5 4800 runs at 1600 MHz as well. So to expect higher FPS from DDR5 than DDR4-3600 (1800 Mhz) you need faster then DDR5-5400 (5600, 6000 etc) on the same CPU (if it supports both types). Of course, newer faster CPU will improve even with slower DDR5 using its L3 cache to compensate the higher latencies.
can you help me i just build my new pc amd5 7800x3d, and put in 4 stick of 16gb ram 6000mhz and cant run it stable, the sticks are a lexar ares ddr5 6000mhz
Well done. I definitely don't have your level of patience or knowledge. I am new to this and it is not my area of specialty at all, but maybe this info might be helpful to someone. I have 14900k with corsair micron ram 192gb running at 6000mt/s for a few weeks now without any apparent issue. No adjustments to the voltages in my case.
Are you trying 2 of those Corsair kits for 128gb? If not, then you don't need to change any of the impedance values. This is only needed if trying to run 4 sticks of RAM. That being said, I don't know if Samsung DDR5 would operate correctly at those values. You could always try it and see if it works. You would need to test stability assuming it's able to get into the OS.
@@GameTechReviews Hi there, thank you for your reply. I have tried to run 128gb from the kits, however, my PC failed to POST from the provided XMP profile. It was returned with a yellow light at the BIOS debug lights. I couldn't run further from 4200mhz from the base bus speed of 3600mhz, I was wondering if you method would work.
@@GameTechReviews Hi there, you're an awesome wizard, so my PC have successfully booted in, however, there are visible signs of instability, I will keep an eye on the PC. Should there be signs of instability, which values should I be playing around with to 'relax things'?
In dx11 and shatterline pc game i got much better crosshair hit marker. i use fps monitor to get that frame time and latency mon to see if i can get that stat DCP latency low as possible. im at same system hardware specs with gskill cl32 hynix. im at 1080p 144hz with ingame 360 frames. Some are doin older hardware stuyff to see if we can get that frame time latency low as possible. IDC if those newer mouses work better with those polling rates.Maby my gray to gray screen dosent let me go lower on frame time. is that issue ? idk ? just post video if you can.
@@GameTechReviews i didnt know. this is my 1st AMD pc. Or even gaming pc. Last desktop I had was a i3 2120 I got from work and frankinstined with a 8800gt. Everything on Google is mixed and misinformation about AM5. Getting this ram above 5200mhz is rough.
It will boot, it will just take a very long time if the total is 128 or 192gb. Also, you need to be on the latest bios as that vastly improves memory training.
sik content. u dont say 3d in the vid about ur cpu in the beginning at least ?
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MSI X670E GAMING PLUS WiFi - 7E16v171(Beta version) AMD 7950X3D F5-6400J3239F48GX2-TZ5RK x4 192GB Trident Z5 RGB 2x48GB 96GB DDR5-6400 CL32-39-39-102 1.35V I want to overclock the CPU and RAM and set it to have constant performance and use it in a datacenter environment, but I could not go above 3600mhz in any way in the 192gb configuration. Can anyone help me with this?
I have the same board and 128GB of RAM. Months ago, I was trying to get my RAM to run at 6,000 MT/s, but no luck. Now with the latest BIOS, I am able to run at 4600 MT/s with just EXPO II applied and manually setting RAM to 4600mhz. Using the settings on this video, I am now running 5200 MT/s and running a test as I type this. This is unheard of territory from months ago. I guess the latest BIOS is more mature. If I remember, I will report back to tell you how high I've gotten.
@@YELLOWVETTE G.Skill Model F5-6000J3036G32GX2-TZ5NRW They aren't on the Asus certification list, but they are on the G. Skill certification list for the Asus Hero x670E board.
@@GoldwireIT alright I checked and you are 100 percent correct, they are listed on the g skill qvl as compatible with the x670e-hero. ive been checking the asus qvl for the hero. Im exstatic. i really want to run 128 gb of ram in this build even if its a bit slower. please if you remember can you keep me updated as to what speeds you are able to achieve with stability. again thank you so much.
Not if you are going to run 8 minecraft instances with 12 gb each and then a server on top of that, while retaining the ability to browse the web. The reply above is a joke. The reason you want 196gb is for work. 32gb is indeed enough for gaming.
@vladyslavlavrenov9167 i think you are replying to the original comment, but can you clarify what your comment means. My guess is you want to say that a powerful pc isn't necessarily for gaming, but I'm not sure.
That specific game can tell you if the ram is unstable within 5 minutes of running the game. It's Forspoken, one of best tests for memory stability. I can pass memtest for over 2 hours just to load up Forspoken and then crash within 10 minutes. Trust me, if this wasn't 100% stable I wouldn't of made the video.
I have the same board and 128GB of RAM. Months ago, I was trying to get my RAM to run at 6,000 MT/s, but no luck. Now with the latest BIOS, I am able to run at 4600 MT/s with just EXPO II applied and manually setting RAM to 4600mhz. Using the settings on this video, I am now running 5200 MT/s and running a test as I type this. This is unheard of territory from months ago. I guess the latest BIOS is more mature. If I remember, I will report back to tell you how high I've gotten.
@@GoldwireIT yah I am now running 46GBx2 so 96GB of GSkill 6400MT with the XMP ll profile and it has been running perfect, I would like more ram however I think this is a good compromise. If anyone has any questions feel free I will try and help as much as I can. My system: Asus crosshair x670E Hero AMD 7950x 96GB - of GSkill 46GBx2 @6400 4TB - Crucial Gen 5 2TB T705 X2 EVGA platinum supernova 1000 Artic Liquid Freezer lll 360 - Argb Antec F1 performance non RGB NZXT F360 RGB Core Asus TUF OG OC 4090
Awesome info and appreciated the expaned information!
The timing of this video is impeccable. I was literally just posting about this asking questions, because it's been 6 years since my last build and it is pretty stock.
Even the RAM you used is pretty much the same, minus the RGB (G.SKILL Ripjaws S5 Series 96GB (F5-6400J3239F48GX2-RS5K)).
I want to run the Taichi (although Australia seems to be out of those) and my 2nd choice was the ProArt 670E. Less enthused about the ASUS because it doesnt have the screen on the MB.
Anyway thank you for this video!
I'll probably do a similar video showcasing an ASRock Steel Legend to go over where these settings are in that bios.
@@GameTechReviews I am running the B650 Aorus Elite AX. I am assuming that this setup on your Gigabyte X670E AORUS Master will be the same on my MOBO since the Bios should be the same?
did you manage to get it running at 6000mt/s?
@@Thecyclingeconomicsdoc Yes, they should be the same.
@@GameTechReviews Would Love a x670e Tachi as well. Ironically, I already have the ram your showcasing in my cart. Doing 7950x3d as a cpu
Nice video. Currently I'm running the - CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 192GB (4x48GB) 5200MHz CL38 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMH192GX5M4B5200C38) on my Ryzen 9 7950X3D based computer. I let the CPU and MB train the ram and just ran it at that speed. My pc has been rock solid and extremely quiet. I'm loving the addition of the ram.
Which motherboard did you use?
@@retryentry I have the Asus ProArt X670-E Creator WiFi.
@@johnpaulbacon8320 did you have any particular bios issue with asus?? Do you think the crosshair x670e hero can do this feature without any errors?
Have you ran any memory tests to check if it is actually stable? Just playing games or using your pc doesn’t mean ram works well
@@vladyslavlavrenov9167 Not yet - I probably will do it sometime in the next week or so.
Trailblazer! Please do the impedance BIOS deep dive video.
Damn, I knew you could do it!
absolute madman
dude, thanks for walking thru this. I read the original thread before watching your vid. finally got 128GB on AM5 to run on W11! however, when I ran EXPO on Ubuntu I didn't have to change any of this and it sailed at 6000 with 30-36-36-76 default EXPO. it seems to be a windows issue.
Hey! I currently have 128gb of ram and need help. I have a Asus crosshair x870e hero
Yeeeeessssss!!!! Grazie infinite! Con la tua guida sono riuscito a stabilizzare le Corsair Dominator Titanium 4x32 Ddr5 a 6000Mhz sulla Mobo Msi Carbon wifi x670e. Grazie grazie dall'Italia
Playing around with DDR5 and 6000MT/s on AM5, I can comfortably say using 1.4v is a god given stability voltage for DDR5 6000MT/s with thight timings.
1.35v will give way more issues than dialing in 1.4v, which is a golden voltage for high speed and thight timings on 6000MT/s for 24/7 systems.
One of the great things about that kit that he's using, and I also have, is 96GB/6400 is rated at 1.35 volts. And, happy to say I've not had one issue with it.
I really wonder about what voltages are good for these chips. I've now fried 3 fucking 7950x3D since buying it on launch almost a year ago. Had to RMA it and my motherboard (Asus B650E-F) 2 times already and my latest parts just started failing again. The only thing I can think of is the timings I'm using + the voltages it demands (1.4v) is frying the memory controller. It won't post if I toggle EXPO, it just hangs on memory testing during post. Will sit with that orange LED lit for 60 minutes straight and never progress. I hate this system and wish I never bought it.
@darkl3ad3r The 1.4v ram voltage has nothing to do with the cpu or soc voltages. Did you have the cpu voltage set to auto? What about the SOC voltage (that's what will damage your imc)? If you're on his dis.. cord, we can talk
Good to know because I bought one at launch and delidded for direct die cool and it throws a wrench anytime I put my sticks at 6000mhz on 64gb
@@RKBenchmarker VDDIO is the memory controller voltage and it was set to 1.4v automatically with EXPO enabled. My CPU voltage is on Auto as well and I do not mess with anything besides PBO Enabled. SoC voltage was manually set to 1.15v this time around and the memory controller still got damaged. Something else is going on with these systems and I'm thinking it's the Buildzoid timings. It has to be. I have 3 identical PCs, one of them has EXPO off since day one, one of them has EXPO II enabled since day one, and then there's my PC which is EXPO II with Buildzoid timings. My PC has failed 3 times and that tweaked subtimings is the only difference.
I love this video this is so great
Worked fine . Thank u was giving to sell the board
I have 96GB 5600mhz corsair kit and proart x670e motherboard, now decided to expand it to 192GB, wish me luck, hopefully the latest bios and AGESA will set all of this up automatically so I won't need to tweak anything manually. Technically it should run it at 5600
We you able to get it stable? I had some relative success with 5600 on this mobo, but not sure how stable and what the latency is yet
any update? How did it go?
For me at least, returned it 😂Decided to just live with 96 GB 6400 CL32, rock-solid stable
@@ChatGTA345 totally fair. Still overkill for most use cases so nice to at least be able to fall back on the 96 in case 192 gets cranky
@@bjornsworkshop9288 here's hoping they will improve this further with higher clocked 192 kits, as it happened with others. Maybe not this gen tho
am5 will do 256gb now - your next target
That's what I'm running on the Gigabyte TRX50 7970x... works great
At that point a whole game can fit in ram 😂
@@Larimuss gta vi will be bigger than that
Does it actually support 256gb??
@@nicholaswicks3077 msi just announced that their boards will support 64gb modules, videocardz just posted the article 4 days! i just updated my ram to 192gb!
@Game Tech Reviews - Nice video. I plan on using an ITX version wit the AM5 processor. I would like to you know your thoughts about using high capacity ECC - UnBuffed Momory with the AM5 processor?
ECC memory will work provided the motherboard supports it.
@@GameTechReviews-Right now, I like the Asus X670E-I. It supports ECC-Unbuffed. I like to use PCs with ECC-Regitored Ram. My line of work is CAD/3D, etc., so stable is what I like to use.
excellent. mobo has nice bios colors too!
Asus motherboard would b great?
Thanks! This worked great for 128GB on MSI MEG X670E ACE with Ryzen 7950X3D. Used 1.35V.
Im building same specs. How is your PC gaming after doing this?
@@stonewarrior the synthetic benchmarks look good. I did not do any testing for gaming. the processor is not the best choice for gamers as well.
I'd use a marker and leave a mark on each pair of modules to always know which pair they do belong to. Cause you might take it off later when cleaning and accidentally mix them up xD
I’ve been told by almost everyone that 4 sticks will slow you down tremendously rather then give any benefits to speed performance and latency. I’ve been buying piece by piece my new gaming PC build and I’m tossing around the idea of going with 4x32gb DDR5 G skill trident Z neo rgb ram instead of the 2x16gb G skill trident Z neo rgb sticks I’m currently running but have always been told it does more harm then good…
That's mainly because higher speeds in a 2DPC config isn't really possible without manually changing settings. This video proves that with understanding of how the system works, it's possible to achieve 6000MT/s in a worst case scenario (i.e. dual rank and two dimm per channel).
This is just awesome, thanks for much for this guide! Have you had a chance to attempt 6400 yet?
I didn't bother testing it because at that speed it requires gear 2 and it was already hard enough adjusting the impedance down enough to work at 6000 before reflections start happening.
@@GameTechReviews Thanks! FWIW I couldn't get it to work at 6,000 with these settings, and could barely (with 8 min mem training each time) boot it at 5,600. I think your mobo is much better than mine. So I just returned the other kit, and will have to just suck it up and run 96GB lol
@@ChatGTA345Were you on the latest bios? Also which motherboard?
@@GameTechReviews Yes! X670E ProArt..
Hello there! Thanks for this wonderful guide. I got two kits of 96GB Corsair Dominator Titanium (Hynix) and got it to run at 6000 CL30 with the values you used in this video. However, while I haven't gotten any BSODs or other crashes so far, it isn't fully stable as OCCT memory test is throwing memory rrors after a couple of minutes.
In which order would you attempt to tweak the values (and would it be increased or decreased) in an attempt to improve stability?
Try 5600 and see if that is stable. 6000 is extremely hard to get stable with that amount of RAM and will require a lot of trial and error to figure out the correct values based on the motherboard and memory used.
@@GameTechReviews Thank you very much for your reply. 5200, 5600 and 5800 CL30/39/39/76 runs completely stable out of the box (even with the RAM kits spread out over channels, but I put them into one channel each like you suggested for 6000 tweaking) with everything on auto. 6000 doesn't even post without your tweaks, but with your tweaks it posts and runs in Windows without any noticeable problems except the memory errors in OCCT. I tried tweaking timings, but it makes no difference to stability whether it's CL30/39/39 or 50/50/50.
Both 96GB kits work fine on their own up to DDR5-6800 CL30 without any tweaking.
It feels like it might only need a couple of more tweaks to become fully stable, but I'd like to know which order I would go about to tweak. SOC voltage first and if so, what is the max safe value? Or try tweaking impedences further and if so which ones would you try to increase/decrease first? Or maybe tackle sub-timings instead?
I'm new to DDR5 and the AM5 platform, went from my sadly degraded 14900K (degraded for the second time even with all the intel defaults) with 128GB DDR4-3600 CL14 memory (I went with DDR4 back in the day because of DDR5 problems with four sticks/high capacity/high speed memory and I had the memory in my old system anyway, but I was forced to switch now and when I saw videos from you I had hopes to be able to overcome it) to this setup with 7950X3D and DDR5 with Gigabyte X670E Aorus Pro X mainboard, so I'm not very privy of how to tweak this DDR5 yet and would be glad to get about some more pointers.
Thank you very much!
Hey man, great video! you mentioned that doing 64gb 4 sticks is easy but I just cant figure it out.. I have one kit on 1 channel and the other on another channel (If i dont do that pc wont post) but I cant get it to run past 3800mhz for the life of me. Got a r9 7900x very confused.. Motherboard supports it
That’s a lot of ram!!! amd should just release a 32 core for am5 and make workstation/gaming for all.
How come you still don't use a memory stress tool that can tell you in 1 hour that your memory settings are 99% stable?
He does.
@RKBenchmarker problem is he doesn't. To run a proper stress test, you use something like memtest64. What he did was just run a game, which shows that he's setting aren't totally unusable but showed nothing in case the ram is corrupting windows and its longterm stability. The potential memory problems that a game test can show are rather small.
@@nikolarajkovic3558 You've seen what he does behind the scenes? Or are you a member of his discord? I know he likes to use a specific game/s, but he also incorporates other methods as well, just as you mentioned, and as many of us do.
@@nikolarajkovic3558 Forspoken can crash within 5 minutes if the RAM is unstable. Meanwhile, memtest can pass for over 2 hours.
@@nikolarajkovic3558 Well you maybe know there are like 10 hidden issues that a game load won't show.
In this video he only mention testing out that game, which in my book is a total bad assumption to say the memory is stable because the game didn't crash...
Bring that mentality to an OC forum and people will tell you +10 reasons why that is so idiotic!
I just got my new PC Parts with the ASRock x870e Nova 192 gb of ddr 5 5200 and a 9950x. I tried to copy what you did but neither the 5200 XMP profile nor the 4800 JDEC Config will actually deliver to windows. After training and booting it always stays at 3600 MTs. Anything id probbably did wrong or to look out for?
Thank you very much! It was helpful.
G.Skill Flare X5 [F5-5600J3636D32GX2-FX5] 128GB (4x32GB) started at 4000Mhz but 4200Mhz didn't work. DDR voltage 1.1V (Ryzen 9 7950X, MSI MAG X670E Tomahawk wifi, BIOS E7E12AMS.1E0 26.07.2024)
May I ask a few questions? It seems that you're very knowledgeable about this stuff.
1. Does the motherboard plays the big role for the 4dimms stability? Assuming I'm using a "high-end" boards such as Aorus master just like you, would I get the similar, stable result?
2. Assuming that I need the storage more than speed, and I didn't enable any tweaks/XMP/EXPO, will using 4 DIMMs going to work without any issues all the time?
I heard that people keeps saying that using 4 dimms is not recommended, but I wonder how "bad" it is
The motherboard and the memory itself play the biggest role in achieving stability if running higher density such as dual rank with 4 dimms (i.e. what is shown in the video). From testing various CPUs, Ryzen is pretty reliable in terms of supporting a lot of memory. It's really the motherboard's ability to handle the ODT values for the memory due to how the wire traces over the PCB layers are designed. The memory needs to be fairly robust with the built in impedance to prevent reflections when driven at lower drive strengths. The people saying it's "bad" don't have a deep understanding of how the system works so as a result they assume it's not possible.
These questions are better answered live during the weekly Thursday livestream on the youtube channel where I can better articulate all of these concepts.
Crazy work
Just got this working with 4x32GB Corsair Dominator @ 6000 CL 30 w/7950X3D
I know this isint related but what is your cooler fans placement to be able to put 4 ram sticks in?
i'm doing this on a b650 aorus elite ax with a 7950x3d, and this video's settings have gotten me to at least be able to boot consistently and be pretty much stable in windows with totally fine temps, where previously it wouldn't even post. i'm using two kits of CMK64GX5M2B5600C40 2x32 corsair vengeance DDR5, and i'm trying to get them running at their rated 5600Mhz. i do have six total errors on memtest86, but only four on pass 1 and two on pass 4, both on the bit fade test, so i think it's just something to do with my settings. interestingly, it doesn't fail the test if i only run test 10 on its own. could it maybe be a false positive then? you'd think it'd have errors regardless of if i'm running test 10 on its own. stranger yet, memtest64 reports absolutely zero errors, and memtest86 doesnt report any either with only one kit of ram installed.. i was thinking the errors may be due to reflection, but you'd think that if it was the case it'd fail consistently? but i've never had to mess with resistances before, or really ever bothered with manually overclocking my ram at all before, i usually just leave it on whatever xmp profile and overclock my cpu if i'm going to. i'm not entirely clueless with this sort of stuff, but when it comes to memory i feel a little lacking in knowledge, and i was wondering if you have any pointers as to what settings i should tweak and in what ways to hopefully clear up those errors? i haven't used any of your voltage settings yest, seeing as you're operating at a way higher clock than me, so i feel that may be a place to look? again i'm just not very experienced with ram overclocking specifically so i'm not sure what sane voltages for my desired frequency would be. any info would be greatly appreciated, will hopefully save me a lot of trial and error.
I can’t even run 4 sticks 16GB each 6000MHz on a B650E Steel Legend with a 7700X. The highest I can run is 5600.
Don't worry, we've been struggling w 4x32G sticks DDR5 5600 1.1V at 4200. Finally stabilized at 4000, 1.26V. MSI B650 Tomahawk WiFi, Ryzen 8600G. The thing won't even boot if I set DDR5 voltage above 1.270V. Strange behavior.
Finally we can run now 3 Tabs on crome simultaneously instead of 2 😂
Hey! According to specifications, Ryzen 9 7950X3D max memory is 128Gb. How is that possible?
BIOS Update.
Very good. I want to do the same with 64 gb. 4 sticks with Ryzen 9 7950
I literally set everything to auto, turned off expo, and set the speed to 60 and it works fine for me. These setting would just blue screen my pc. Gskill flair 2 sets of 2*16gb cl30. Gave up and reverted all the settings but forgot to turn off the manual input of 60. Worked fine and noticed I had 6000 mhz.
192GB 6000MT/s change it to that please.
OCD a little ;) Everybody knows that.
@@RKBenchmarker I had to tell him, because he said it in the video ;)
Great review. How it'll work for 9950x?
It should work the same however the 9950X has additional impedance parameters to help the motherboard better achieve higher speeds.
O.K I have used what you have shown here on an Aorus X670E Xtreme and yes while you might be able to play a game for so long this is NOT proper stability testing. You need memory testing tools like Kahu - preferably with the kgui wrapper, testmem, YCruncher to properly test. I managed to post my system and wander around and play games too because a lot of that stuff really does not pressure things that much. I ran Kahu under KGui and the whole thing failed at 6% - so not stable, I am still working on making it so, Ill let you know if I make it so.. PLEASE! Get some software tools to properly test O/C, otherwise other people are going to follow what you do and think they are stable and its not necessarily correct.
With a ryzen 9 7950x3d I was disappointed because with a rog strix x670-e + 128gb ram 6400mhz trident z I had gotten stuck at 3200mhz when I started the pc, I will try this method
Did you even get it to work?
2 weeks without reply, I guess it's a "No"
@@HoangDucNuyen I HAVE NOT HAD THE TIME YET, BUT I WILL RECORD AND SHARE THE CASE WITH YOU
@@mikehardware Any updates?
@@bjornsworkshop9288 I'll be covering this topic again in the future for ASRock motherboards, this time with a 7950X3D.
Now you can run a really fat LLM like 0.3 tokens/s, or run like 24 VMs
would undervolting the cpu effect stablility? I run my 7950x in eco mode. currently have 96gb of cl30 6000
It can if undervolting too much. This is one of the things the new Curve Shaper fixes as discussed in my latest video.
@@GameTechReviews oh okay. I’ll go watch it in a bit. Thank you for the response!
WOW Awesome ! I have an ASRock X670E Taichi with 48GB of Ram. All works well except, when restarting it Always ReTrains Memory 1.5 Minutes. Any Tips? Thanks
My tachi Carrera has done the same thing since I bought it, wonder if it's just a shortcoming of the ram I'm using so I am going to switch out to some g skill royalty and see what happens
@@ck2503 please let me know. Thank
Are you on the latest bios?
@@GameTechReviews yes
@GameTechReviews Will this work on A MSI x670e Ace or Crosshair Hero??
yes
what game is on the screen 18:51?
I ask just in case, the post after finding the appropiate speed and voltages, how long is it? Does it take 5 seconds or 5 minutes? My doubt comes becouse you use xmp memory on amd
Subsequent posts are very fast. XMP and EXPO makes no difference. XMP has worked on AMD for generations. Think about all the DDR4 AM4 based PCs. EXPO didn't exist back then.
@@GameTechReviews thanks for reply
Hey man!
I have Corsair vengeance 2x kits 5600 cl40 96gb each and currently trying to run it stable. So far not much success running docp l and docp ll profiles at lower values. Tried 5200-5400 and it failed aida64 tests, so right now trying 5000. My second worry is the latency because it doesn’t matter if I use 2 dimms or 4, the aida64 memory test shows 100 ns latency which is kinda too high I guess? I am considering buying maybe a better cl30 expo 128gb kit at 6000mhz and try to get it running better at lower latencies? 100 ns seems to be really bad for performance, not just games
Just loading DOCP won't work because at 4 sticks the impedance values need to be adjusted because these are dual rank DIMMs. Corsair vengeance at CL40 sounds like Micron ram. You should try Hynix for best flexibility with manual adjustments.
@@GameTechReviews is the ASUS ROG Strix X670E F Gaming WiFi a good motherboard for running 192 gb ram at 6000MT/s? Please let me know i need guidance
Does it pass 3 hours of Prime95 Large FFTs?
I bought a Z790 Gaming X AX Motherboard, however I bought 4 RAM modules 48GB DDR5 6000Mhz. Will this tutorial help me set the device to 192GB with 6000Mhz? SKU Memory is KF560C32RS-48
if official stable is 3600mhz , isnt DDR5 3600mhz slower than DDR4s ?
No. If you do some general research on that topic, you'll see why. Also, it even goes beyond the sticks themselves... the communication bus, for example, also has a much greater advantage over ddr4's, etc
@@RKBenchmarker I see, so far when i did a search online comparing DDR4 and DDR5 , i tend to see DDR5 requiring higher Mhz to get same FPS compared to DDR4.
Another thing i noticed is , if i were to use 2 stick vs 4 stick memory , 2 stick would give me much better mhz compared to 4 stick of DDRR5. To give some context , i'm trying to setup a database (postgresql) , ram is really useful , 192gb or even the upcoming 256gb , but so far i see low mhz when you poke 4 sticks into the motherboard , your video really shows that it could be stable at higher mhz in future but yeah i can't afford it to crash.
If you don't mind sharing, which brand motherboard should i go for , for 24/7 192gb/256gb(future when bios is out), i feel asus is no longer at the front of innovation for motherboards
The setup shown in the video is 100% 24/7 stable. In fact, it's stable at lower voltages than what was used in the guide. I'm currently running VDD, VDDQ, and VDDIO at 1.35v since that's what the memory kit is rated for on the XMP profile. VSOC is also lowered to 1.2v. In general, if you want to run 192gb at 6000MT/s you would need at least an 8-layer motherboard. It is possible to run the setup shown at even higher speeds but I'll save that for another video.
@@GameTechReviews Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
@@John-vm7fq"i tend to see DDR5 requiring higher Mhz to get same FPS compared to DDR4": DDR4 3200 runs at 1600 MHz. DDR5 4800 runs at 1600 MHz as well. So to expect higher FPS from DDR5 than DDR4-3600 (1800 Mhz) you need faster then DDR5-5400 (5600, 6000 etc) on the same CPU (if it supports both types). Of course, newer faster CPU will improve even with slower DDR5 using its L3 cache to compensate the higher latencies.
Could you please tell me the exact sitting to run 64 g ram 6000mhz. On. Cpu amd 7900x motherboard b650 aorus elite ,thank you in advance
can you help me i just build my new pc amd5 7800x3d, and put in 4 stick of 16gb ram 6000mhz and cant run it stable, the sticks are a lexar ares ddr5 6000mhz
Did you follow the steps that were shown in the video? Also, check my newer video discussing 96gb. It shows the settings for an ASRock bios.
Well done. I definitely don't have your level of patience or knowledge. I am new to this and it is not my area of specialty at all, but maybe this info might be helpful to someone. I have 14900k with corsair micron ram 192gb running at 6000mt/s for a few weeks now without any apparent issue. No adjustments to the voltages in my case.
Hello, would a Samsung die from Corsair DDR5 Vengeance 64gb CMK32GX5M2B5600C36 (32x2) work with the impedence number you provided?
Are you trying 2 of those Corsair kits for 128gb? If not, then you don't need to change any of the impedance values. This is only needed if trying to run 4 sticks of RAM. That being said, I don't know if Samsung DDR5 would operate correctly at those values. You could always try it and see if it works. You would need to test stability assuming it's able to get into the OS.
@@GameTechReviews Hi there, thank you for your reply.
I have tried to run 128gb from the kits, however, my PC failed to POST from the provided XMP profile. It was returned with a yellow light at the BIOS debug lights.
I couldn't run further from 4200mhz from the base bus speed of 3600mhz, I was wondering if you method would work.
@@GameTechReviews Hi there, you're an awesome wizard, so my PC have successfully booted in, however, there are visible signs of instability, I will keep an eye on the PC.
Should there be signs of instability, which values should I be playing around with to 'relax things'?
Proper long term stability test?
He's been using it for weeks now.
Nope these people know nothing about stressing ram, this would certainly fail memtest86, tm5, karhu, etc
@sneedsneed460 Then don't do it. BTW, how many different screen names do you have? I see your same garbage spread around... very sad
Will two of this sticks work on arous b650 elite ax
What is your bios version when making this vedio?
F20
@@GameTechReviewswhat agesa is that?
@@kenadams894 AGEA 1101
In dx11 and shatterline pc game i got much better crosshair hit marker. i use fps monitor to get that frame time and latency mon to see if i can get that stat DCP latency low as possible. im at same system hardware specs with gskill cl32 hynix. im at 1080p 144hz with ingame 360 frames. Some are doin older hardware stuyff to see if we can get that frame time latency low as possible. IDC if those newer mouses work better with those polling rates.Maby my gray to gray screen dosent let me go lower on frame time. is that issue ? idk ? just post video if you can.
i just keep booting into bios, please help
How are you using xmp with AMD?
XMP has always worked with AMD. How else did you load DDR4 XMP profiles on AM4 CPUs?
@@GameTechReviews i didnt know. this is my 1st AMD pc. Or even gaming pc. Last desktop I had was a i3 2120 I got from work and frankinstined with a 8800gt. Everything on Google is mixed and misinformation about AM5.
Getting this ram above 5200mhz is rough.
My system wouldn’t even boot up after I add the 2 other sticks. I tried resetting cmos too.
It will boot, it will just take a very long time if the total is 128 or 192gb. Also, you need to be on the latest bios as that vastly improves memory training.
anyway I can do this on a Asrock Taichi X670E?
sik content. u dont say 3d in the vid about ur cpu in the beginning at least ?
MSI X670E GAMING PLUS WiFi - 7E16v171(Beta version)
AMD 7950X3D
F5-6400J3239F48GX2-TZ5RK x4 192GB
Trident Z5 RGB 2x48GB 96GB DDR5-6400 CL32-39-39-102 1.35V
I want to overclock the CPU and RAM and set it to have constant performance and use it in a datacenter environment, but I could not go above 3600mhz in any way in the 192gb configuration.
Can anyone help me with this?
I am looking at this configuration too - did you ever have any luck in getting the ram to run faster?
using x670 aorus elite ax
same bios settings & xpg lancer 5600 32g*4
but running 5600 speed only can't go up to 6000
Did you try adjusting impedance values?
@@GameTechReviews I've done all the settings in this vedio
xpg lancer ddr5 5600 32gb*4
Can anyone confirm this on x670e hero board? I'm trying to get 128 or 196gb to run 6000 or better.
I have the same board and 128GB of RAM. Months ago, I was trying to get my RAM to run at 6,000 MT/s, but no luck. Now with the latest BIOS, I am able to run at 4600 MT/s with just EXPO II applied and manually setting RAM to 4600mhz. Using the settings on this video, I am now running 5200 MT/s and running a test as I type this. This is unheard of territory from months ago. I guess the latest BIOS is more mature. If I remember, I will report back to tell you how high I've gotten.
@@GoldwireIT could you please tell me what ram sticks you used. I want to get the most that I can on this board.
@@YELLOWVETTE G.Skill Model F5-6000J3036G32GX2-TZ5NRW
They aren't on the Asus certification list, but they are on the G. Skill certification list for the Asus Hero x670E board.
@@GoldwireIT great to know thank you so much.
@@GoldwireIT alright I checked and you are 100 percent correct, they are listed on the g skill qvl as compatible with the x670e-hero. ive been checking the asus qvl for the hero. Im exstatic. i really want to run 128 gb of ram in this build even if its a bit slower. please if you remember can you keep me updated as to what speeds you are able to achieve with stability. again thank you so much.
Doesn't work for me.
Why I can’t do that with ryzen 9 7900X3D
It's possible on the X3d. I will do a follow-up soon with 7950x3d. Remember, this is largely dependent on the motherboard and the RAM itself.
I wanna see this running VT3/VST xD
Me too
First!
Now you're the last ;) lol
Thanks for destroying my motherboard. Don't follow this guy overclock especially if you have an Aorus X670E Extreme
why 192 gb is 32 not enough for gaming ?
Not if you are going to run 8 minecraft instances with 12 gb each and then a server on top of that, while retaining the ability to browse the web.
The reply above is a joke. The reason you want 196gb is for work. 32gb is indeed enough for gaming.
Do you consider PCs above average to be gaming only? Weird logic
@vladyslavlavrenov9167 i think you are replying to the original comment, but can you clarify what your comment means.
My guess is you want to say that a powerful pc isn't necessarily for gaming, but I'm not sure.
@@vladyslavlavrenov9167 just buy a threadripper an stfu! Noone needs so much ram on am5
Using a game for stability testing ram? Lmao how to corrupt your OS.
That specific game can tell you if the ram is unstable within 5 minutes of running the game. It's Forspoken, one of best tests for memory stability. I can pass memtest for over 2 hours just to load up Forspoken and then crash within 10 minutes. Trust me, if this wasn't 100% stable I wouldn't of made the video.
Iam trying to run 128gb of gskill 6000 with a 7950x on the Asus x670e crosshair hero, any suggestions?
I have the same board and 128GB of RAM. Months ago, I was trying to get my RAM to run at 6,000 MT/s, but no luck. Now with the latest BIOS, I am able to run at 4600 MT/s with just EXPO II applied and manually setting RAM to 4600mhz. Using the settings on this video, I am now running 5200 MT/s and running a test as I type this. This is unheard of territory from months ago. I guess the latest BIOS is more mature. If I remember, I will report back to tell you how high I've gotten.
@@GoldwireIT yah I am now running 46GBx2 so 96GB of GSkill 6400MT with the XMP ll profile and it has been running perfect, I would like more ram however I think this is a good compromise.
If anyone has any questions feel free I will try and help as much as I can.
My system: Asus crosshair x670E Hero
AMD 7950x
96GB - of GSkill 46GBx2 @6400
4TB - Crucial Gen 5 2TB T705 X2
EVGA platinum supernova 1000
Artic Liquid Freezer lll 360 - Argb
Antec F1 performance non RGB
NZXT F360 RGB Core
Asus TUF OG OC 4090
@@consolegamer3591 2xwhatever amount is fine, the problem arises when you try to run 4x32GB.