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kimsix

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For your consideration,

Kingston
- FURY Beast 32GB 6000MHz
- FURY Renegade 32GB 6400MHz

Amazon.SG; S$300+ and below.

found some 'cheap' team ram. almost same as ddr4 of 3 years back

ddr5 5600 S$200 1.2v
https://www.amazon.sg/TEAMGROUP-T-Force-6000MHz-PC5-48000-Optimized/dp/B0BF9XSCFB/
ddr5 6000 S$216 1.25v
https://www.amazon.sg/TEAMGROUP-T-Force-6000MHz-PC5-48000-Optimized/dp/B0BF9XJSKF/?th=1
think should be same IC, just product diff.
should pay $16 more?

the 6000 got say is hynix :o
https://www.kitguru.net/components/...mgroup-t-force-vulcan-ddr5-6000mt-s-amd-expo/
 

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found some 'cheap' team ram. almost same as ddr4 of 3 years back

ddr5 5600 S$200 1.2v
https://www.amazon.sg/TEAMGROUP-T-Force-6000MHz-PC5-48000-Optimized/dp/B0BF9XSCFB/
ddr5 6000 S$216 1.25v
https://www.amazon.sg/TEAMGROUP-T-Force-6000MHz-PC5-48000-Optimized/dp/B0BF9XJSKF/?th=1
think should be same IC, just product diff.
should pay $16 more?

the 6000 got say is hynix :o
https://www.kitguru.net/components/...mgroup-t-force-vulcan-ddr5-6000mt-s-amd-expo/

good value even with a price increase..

and local stores still think forcing 8% will make us buy from them lol

they don't see the underlying issue for their struggle is with their low-effort reselling 'business' :s13:
 

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Wow, nobody bump thread for 13900KS?


it's just a better binned K, not many locals would even be able to extract the performance out of a KS to make it worthwhile. Some K is binned good enough that it can perform as a KS.

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Tune the system right and you can hit 6ghz without much fuss, using TVB. For my tuning parameters as long as CPU doesn't hit 70c or 50a, it'll boost any core to 6ghz.

Hub doesn't know how to cool a cpu. How in the world is it thermal throttling at just 250w on a 360 aio. I've done a build for a friend with an AIO and at 250w it's just under 80c on full avx2 load.
 

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What's the voltage like?

I'm struggling after deliding. Stock ihs still temps are rather same as original. Not sure what went wrong. With contact plate mount correctly but the temps still undesirable at high 80s.

hey i just went ahead with my delid. Temps dropped about 9-10, so there's definitely an improvement.

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hey i just went ahead with my delid. Temps dropped about 9-10, so there's definitely an improvement.

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I only managed 5.5ghz p cores and 4.4ghz e cores. Delided. Now will try with the copper ihs. See how it goes.

Using the arctic 360mm
 

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On stock RAM heat sinks, reusing Dan A4 SFX, Initial BIOS with Hynix-A MRC tuning. Very stable platform overall.
Should be able to do 8000MHz C36 stessapptest on Dan A4 despite Z690 penalty after the RAM heat sink replacement.

Just using a pair of unbinned G.Skill A-dies. It does look like any Hynix-A will be able to hit 8000MHz as long as the board and CPU is up to the task.
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On stock RAM heat sinks, reusing Dan A4 SFX, Initial BIOS with Hynix-A MRC tuning. Very stable platform overall.
Should be able to do 8000MHz C36 stessapptest on Dan A4 despite Z690 penalty after the RAM heat sink replacement.

Just using a pair of unbinned G.Skill A-dies. It does look like any Hynix-A will be able to hit 8000MHz as long as the board and CPU is up to the task.
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Nice results! 7600 is quite a nice sweetspot for 13th Gen. You can probably go tighter on secondaries I feel. Gskill once you get rid of those stupid heatsinks that only look good but offer pathetic thermals, you can drop around 11-13 degrees off easily like I have with my Bitspower ones. I only max out slightly under 40 degrees right now with a fan at 1.4V running TM5 for around an hour. You can also push your TREFI to around 130560 for better latency once you can cool it down.

Try running your ring at 5.0Ghz that will drop your latency further. Most 13700k/13900k have no issues running that.
 

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this should be good value ddr5, using the later hynix chips that can do 1.25v at 6000.
i got the amd expo version, so far good
@ragnarok95 :o

TEAMGROUP T-Create Expert Overclocking 10L DDR5 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB) 6000MHz (PC5-48000) CL38 Desktop Memory Module Ram - CTCED532G6000HC38ADC01 https://amzn.asia/d/8lnFbGS
 

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Nice results! 7600 is quite a nice sweetspot for 13th Gen. You can probably go tighter on secondaries I feel. Gskill once you get rid of those stupid heatsinks that only look good but offer pathetic thermals, you can drop around 11-13 degrees off easily like I have with my Bitspower ones. I only max out slightly under 40 degrees right now with a fan at 1.4V running TM5 for around an hour. You can also push your TREFI to around 130560 for better latency once you can cool it down.

Try running your ring at 5.0Ghz that will drop your latency further. Most 13700k/13900k have no issues running that.

Currently voltages are like:
DRAM VDD 1.39
DRAM VDDQ 1.27
IMC 1.29
VDDQ TX 1.27
SA 1.2

Trying to figure out how to disable Ring Down Bin for MSI on this platform (like the Skylakes).

I’m unable to remove a Core to Ring offset that seems to be set at All Core Ratio -1 at least for the current BIOS.

Also not sure what am I missing to get the cores fully parked rather than idle at 800mhz.:o My C states and SpeedShift, Turbo 3.0 are all enabled. I’m on Adaptive Voltage as well still on full autos, manual AC DC LL.
 

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Currently voltages are like:
DRAM VDD 1.39
DRAM VDDQ 1.27
IMC 1.29
VDDQ TX 1.27
SA 1.2

Trying to figure out how to disable Ring Down Bin for MSI on this platform (like the Skylakes).

I’m unable to remove a Core to Ring offset that seems to be set at All Core Ratio -1 at least for the current BIOS.

Also not sure what am I missing to get the cores fully parked rather than idle at 800mhz.:o My C states and SpeedShift, Turbo 3.0 are all enabled. I’m on Adaptive Voltage as well still on full autos, manual AC DC LL.

Just set a manual ring clock and it should not down bin
 

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Currently voltages are like:
DRAM VDD 1.39
DRAM VDDQ 1.27
IMC 1.29
VDDQ TX 1.27
SA 1.2

Trying to figure out how to disable Ring Down Bin for MSI on this platform (like the Skylakes).

I’m unable to remove a Core to Ring offset that seems to be set at All Core Ratio -1 at least for the current BIOS.

Also not sure what am I missing to get the cores fully parked rather than idle at 800mhz.:o My C states and SpeedShift, Turbo 3.0 are all enabled. I’m on Adaptive Voltage as well still on full autos, manual AC DC LL.

As what @matique has mentioned for rams, that will probably solve the issue.
Core Parking I am not too familiar usually I just set my power plan to performance and I have no issues with using all my cores when needed.
 
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