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Tip thread!

 

When booting 1950mh+ from bios sometimes you need some patience. Dont worry if it fails to boot. Let it go for a couple minutes ;) wait for the magic to happen. I usually wait 2-5 minutes for post.

 

Video just shows it failing to boot over and over just letting it keep trying until 3:52 it trains and boots 1950 :)

 

More to come.

 

(Stupid of me to share during a contest right? Too many secrets in OC these days, lets move the hobby forward together)

 

Try to add a tip a day

 

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Tip #2 Disable DMI Gen2

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I had something similar while memory testing on air when an Impact took multiple attempts to train stable settings, but I never pushed it beyond 3 failed attempts, let alone four minutes :D

Thanks for tips splave, good man deserve a beer

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Thanks for tips splave, good man deserve a beer...

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Day 3 tip is from shammy back from the dead.

Pch lx voltage should be higher than 1.5v if target dmi speed is below 100 and glower than 1.5v if target dmi is above 100.

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Yep, found this out on Gene. Was stopping boot after 3 failed loops and once just noticed that it started to boot up while I turned away doing something else. Seems strange but sometimes have patience and give it time.

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^ I was sweeping :)

 

Tip #4 dont believe that all MFR all likes full pot 2.4v, some does not scale passed 2.0v, some does not like -150c, some does not like to train passed -100c.

 

My stick likes around -110 to -120 2.3v and to train around -90c. Change only one thing at a time and you will find what it likes.

because manual RTL settings don't really work

 

if you want tight RTLs you have to boot at lower BCLK and then raise it via (a series of) reboot(s)

oh ok. I was wondering if i was missing something entirely.

 

So if I want 2800c9 tight i need to boot at 2600 or something RTLs then bclck up to 2800?

Yes, you set BCLK to 95-96 and then increase it to 100 in two or three steps/reboots, ~2MHz at a time.

Example:

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