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  1. ShifflyTheSHO
    PNY CL20 RAM also sucks ar 3333mhz cl20 and 3200mhz CL18 where the other ones do fine! Timetec CL16 can run 16-18-18-36, tFAW 28, and tREFI 12480, tRFC 448, and tRTP 12 at 1.35v, but you might have to bump the Memory Controller by 2. 4 causes instability with out 4 sticks and I don’t know why I didn’t recognize that sooner…
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    Memory controller: 4, 5, or 6 times 0.0175. 7 times is too much voltage and it will instantly power down.
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    And the P650HS heatsink: went from a 6700HQ to a 7700HQ, and a GTX 1060 6GB to a 1070! i still haven’t paid a P650RE with the GTX 970m 6GB… should I get a 980m motherboard and heatsink? I mean, mine works and is for sale, but is it worth it over the 970m? Also, this is the nicest finish on any laptops I’ve ever experienced! Everything new is breaking away in just a few years but this thing could break a car window in an emergency, and has enough battery until the wrecker arrives!
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    Well, the board didn’t power on so I shipped it back today Eluktronics #0000001… …and my P650HS arrived, but the BIOS is locked and the GPU might be bad. Also, it needs thermals, but this combined heatsink is COOL!!
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    Timetec Pinnacle Konduit SODIMM 3333mhz (CL18 18-20-20-40, 2x16GB Dual Rank Hynix) Its Baby-steps!!!, but considering laptops have like less than 8 options in and CL16 1.35v wouldn’t boot initially until I added slower memory and pulled that on reset (4 SODIMM slots!) wasn’t working on my Clevo, is this moderate enough, or since I had my normal CL22 Hynix and Micro here… at 3200mhz, should I assume these ICs were the same ones at 3600mhz CL16 on desktop RAM? Like, I will send it eventually, but I’d rather type all this before I go through my BIOS again to change all those settings back to 120hz CRT-fast!! Samsung would only handle CL18 at 3200mHz and that includes the basic PNY ICs that were on there crappy, CL20 performance RAM that was regular 2666mhz RAM with a 1.2v flash to the next higher level enabled by XMP, but Hynix has some good chips. The two look Identical btw, but those Samsung/PNY made me think I corrupted my BIOS with how the overclock lost the data! Also my Memory controller is set to +0.070 and will start overheating or crashing at possibly +0.090, but that was when I was running 4x16GB dual rank, so do I even need to up the MC any more now that the CL20 PNYs are gone? I just had some Muskins too that didn’t post so I sent them back. Did I mess up with buying these Timetec ICs at half the price of Muskins? I have the voltage at 1.35v now too. Newsflash: 3466mhz didn’t work at CL22 and now I have to clear my CMOS to reset all these setting in like, 40 different menus. was I supposed to set it to “odd ratio” since I was running a an odd number? I forgot to take pictures of all the settings too!!
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    From what I am gathering, (looking on eBay mainly). All if our P750dm boards have 30 pin eDP connections while the 17” guys have proper 40 pin connectors. (my P750 board says p775dm2mb where you plug in the keyboard ribbons and the 17” ones say p750) can anybody confirm or did I buy all these stupid displays for my dinosaur? or is it that we don’t have the LVDS connectior? Sorry for forgetting and not rereading the thread, but we’re at the weird transition period from 30 pin eDP cables from 6th Generation and before.
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    So my board has “P775DM2” but my computer case bottom says its a P750DM3, do I have a 30pin eDP or a 40pin eDP? I have a 240hz 1440p panel from a 15.6” Dalienware so do I need an adaptor, did somebody swap, or did these laptops come with whatever parts and be thrown together? My laptop is 15.6”, but do the motherboards say whatever or are they different from one another?
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    So turns out despite me constantly seeing 30pin Clevo eDP for 15.6” Clevos, I could have simply looked at my motherboard and found out that there’s a nice “P775DM2MB-0D” stamped underneath my keyboard. I’m going to upgrade to the Dell/Alienware 1440p and 240hz screen brand new with a 40pin eDP with part number 6-43-PC701-011-1N and when I found out that’s too new of a cable, I’ll have part number 6-43-P7751-020-1L here on Friday! (Which makes more sense)
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    Disregard my post. System Agent and Memory controller should both have been around +4 offset (0.070 mV) and hotter was definitely causing some errors and crashes. Why do those offset options have the ability to go as high as 63?
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    Does anybody have any recommendations for my mixed kit of of Dual Rank memory? or simply, am I over heating my P750 by setting the offset of th ‘memory controller PLL’ to “6” and my SA PLL to to 4? Ring is at +2 and I’m going to see if I get the BSOD when I turn it down to 4. The kits are exactly the same construction: some black sticks of Timetec Pinnacle 32GB KIT(2x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz PC4-25600 CL16-20-20-40 1.35V OC Laptop SODIMM Non-ECC Unbuffered 2Rx8 Dual Rank and PNY XLR8 Gaming 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz (PC4-25600) CL20 1.2V all slapped together so the system can run, but any of the modules as a dual channel or single channel kit or individually WILL NOT POST so I threw them both together to sit happily together, no matter what, these thing overheat of something and the system errors with uncorrectable errors or invalid write addresses. I got an hour out of everything just now and I’m letting everything cool down and going to loosen everything and hope for the best! I don’t recommend Dual channel anything for the P770, but if the RAM is built the same, should I just slow everything down to the CL20 speed? I know I don’t need more than 32GB, but now I want to do some video editing for the sake of having two kits just sitting here. oh wait, one kit is Micron and rhe other Hynix, but they look great and match each other perfectly tl;dr I’d recommend a two 2x8GB lits of either and slaping them together so the speed drops to 2400mhz unless you want toboverclock the IMC Thank you for coming to my TEDRamble.
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    sorry, its stock CL22 RAM but it’s running at CL18 from default learnings! Just like that $70 4x8GB RAM kit I was bragging about; so that was nothing special, just gussied up non-XMP ICs. I’m going see how far these timings can go now, brb.
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    Never mind, I set it to auto in the multiplier and bumped the offsets by four (.070v, 70mv). CL22 is doing okay! Is it possible to tighten the timing s of non-XMP default RAM?
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    i take back what I said. That kit was amazing and I WANT THEM BACK! (CL18, 3200mhz) Does anybody know how get my 4 sticks of RAM back to 3200mhz? —— I had this CMS 3200mhz CL16 4x8GB kit off of Amazon that I returned, but I was running CL18 with stability at some timings at 3200mhz!!, but forgot what I adjusted on my motherboard (Z170) or my processor (i9-9900kf) I’m trying to get back to 3200mhz so O can have some bandwidth again, and everybsetting I try drops me back to 2400mhz in the Windows environment. It was my first attempt at overclocking RAM and it was a grand slam! I got mad and returned them and I’m running a mixed kit of Micro CL22 and unknown cheap set that used to shut off my computer, but I split the kits up onto separate channels and I’ve been at a nice, stable 2400mhz. I DO NOT WANT TO RUN 4 STICKS!!! That is so much slower on startup and in everything else; why do people only run 2 of 4 kits when manufactures gave you four and they out perform anything else with two slots? Its like driving high revving sports car with donuts on the drive wheels. But anyways, do I need to adjust anything beyond the SA and IO voltage? I can no longer seem to go beyond 1100 mV (1.1 V) on either without my system being caught in a loop. How do I adjust the memory controller properly? I change the latency and set it to relearn, but should I try for 3033mHz? dsanke BIOS, and my keyboard is off currently from having to pull the CMOS so many damn times. (my processor can also undervolt to -0.150. Should I not?)
  14. ShifflyTheSHO
    Does anybody know how get my 4 sticks of RAM back to 3200mhz? —— I had this CMS 3200mhz CL16 4x8GB kit off of Amazon that I returned, but I was running CL18 with stability at some timings at 3200mhz!!, but forgot what I adjusted on my motherboard (Z170) or my processor (i9-9900kf) I’m trying to get back to 3200mhz so O can have some bandwidth again, and everybsetting I try drops me back to 2400mhz in the Windows environment. It was my first attempt at overclocking RAM and it was a grand slam! I got mad and returned them and I’m running a mixed kit of Micro CL22 and unknown cheap set that used to shut off my computer, but I split the kits up onto separate channels and I’ve been at a nice, stable 2400mhz. I DO NOT WANT TO RUN 4 STICKS!!! That is so much slower on startup and in everything else; why do people only run 2 of 4 kits when manufactures gave you four and they out perform anything else with two slots? Its like driving high revving sports car with donuts on the drive wheels. But anyways, do I need to adjust anything beyond the SA and IO voltage? I can no longer seem to go beyond 1100 mV (1.1 V) on either without my system being caught in a loop. How do I adjust the memory controller properly? I change the latency and set it to relearn, but should I try for 3033mHz? dsanke BIOS, and my keyboard is off currently from having to pull the CMOS so many damn times. (my processor can also undervolt to -0.150. Should I not?)
  15. ShifflyTheSHO
    I had this CMS 3200mhz CL16 4x8GB kit off of Amazon that I returned, but I was running CL18 with stability at some timings at 3200mhz!!, but forgot what I adjusted on my motherboard (Z170) or my processor (i9-9900kf) I’m trying to get back to 3200mhz so O can have some bandwidth again, and everybsetting I try drops me back to 2400mhz in the Windows environment. It was my first attempt at overclocking RAM and it was a grand slam! I got mad and returned them and I’m running a mixed kit of Micro CL22 and unknown cheap set that used to shut off my computer, but I split the kits up onto separate channels and I’ve been at a nice, stable 2400mhz. I DO NOT WANT TO RUN 4 STICKS!!! That is so much slower on startup and in everything else; why do people only run 2 of 4 kits when manufactures gave you four and they out perform anything else with two slots? Its like driving high revving sports car with donuts on the drive wheels. But anyways, do I need to adjust anything beyond the SA and IO voltage? I can no longer seem to go beyond 1100 mV (1.1 V) on either without my system being caught in a loop. How do I adjust the memory controller properly? I change the latency and set it to relearn, but should I try for 3033mHz? dsanke BIOS, and my keyboard is off currently from having to pull the CMOS so many damn times. (my processor can also undervolt to -0.150. Should I not?)
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