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13 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

You should be getting more than 44K in CBR23 at those clock speeds. Like 46.5 or 47K.

This is with dynamic oc switching (MSI version of it) with my 4585PX.

Here is with the Apex with DOS enabled.

I’ll mess with it some more. When I enabled high priority it does hit 46K at least. Not sure if that helps, as I’m just using a stock retail Win11 OS. Anyways, I’m messing with ram tuning right now. I just let the chip run stock for the most part trying to memorize and learn AMD things.

 

Good news is my ram booted right up at 6000 CL26-36-36-36-96@1.435V. 

My motherboard seems to be responding a little bit better as time has gone on. It might be okay after all. 
 

I see training and posting with high tREFI is much easier with more VDD/VDDQ voltage. So, like 6000c30 with 65K tREFI won’t post with 1.400v VDD/VDDQ. But it will post with 1.435v VDD/VDDQ. I know how DDR5 was with Intel, and it was heavily dependent on your IMC quality. Like one CPU may do 6000c30@1.35v and another CPU wants 6000c30@1.400v. That’s what I learned with Intel anyways, the CPU IMC quality determines how much voltage your DDR5 rams would need. This made it incredibly difficult to bin ram sticks in my opinion. Because an amazing IMC would make average DDR5 look like super sticks or something.