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Welcher DIMMs? Greenies?

Normal es gibt so tief der Read für i5 in Aida64? Es ist tiefer dann der Write.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/pt1g87eezibpmob28uph5/OCPak.zip?dl=0&e=1&file_subpath=%2FOCPak%2FOCTool1018.zip&rlkey=crry69241xkdded867ojh1zre

Go back to stock CPU cooler and see how well your RAM OC holds up. 1717098452 OCTool von ASUS. @Veii es gab gestern hier: Beitrag im Thema 'Intel DDR5 RAM OC Thread'

I've been using task manager details tab to set Y-cruncher to high priority, HWinfo to above normal priority, and then right before you start test in y-cruncher it generates an additional process in details tab of task manager (it starts with the number 4, so easy to find if you sort processes...

VT3 bitrate is less due to turning off Hyper Threading.

The bitrate looks decently strong and very consistent, so you are likely super close!

@Darkthrone Full HWinfo, ASRock Timing Configurator & ASUS MemTweakit, and letting TM5 run until 3+ errors occur in screenshots would give more info so one can advise what to do.

I saw no other path forward. Voltage tuning alone gave retrain inconsistency along with temperature sensitivity. Profiles would pass 60 min on y-cruncher and then instantly error in y-cruncher on subsequent retrains. Custom RTTs and RONs gave more consistency with retrains, but still variable...

I was advised this is success. CMD/CTL DS & E 2D [Disabled] <----my idea, along with CMD/CTL Drive Strength Up/Dn 2D [Disabled], and CMD CTL CLK Slew Rate [Disabled] What do you advise if I have CTL0's set but everything else on AUTO? Should I: 1. Set everything manually? 2. Re-enable one or...

I got 8400c34 to run 2.5hrs of VST/VT3 in 20second iterations before error, RxDfe off. Becareful24 told me that's as good as it gets without debug menu. SA 1.20, VDD2 1.425, TX 1.225, VDDQ_mem 1.42, VDD_mem 1.60, ParkDQS 60, CMD/CTL Drive Strength Up/Dn 2D [Disabled], CMD CTL CLK Slew Rate...

I've played with this voltage and it clearly does make a difference to the DDR5 environment, but it certainly hasn't been a miracle fix and I've since returned it to AUTO.

Wem?

They took away debug menu, too! Jerks! I asked safedisk for BIOS with debug menu, lol he linked me a test BIOS without debug menu. BeCareful24 told me I am completely shooting in the dark without it and now I yearn for it.

Btw, @Veii , I stabilized 8400c34 with RxDfe disabled, albeit with fixed voltage. It was really, really difficult. Full RTTs/RONs, Read Equalization +14 & +7, all slopes still AUTO. Now I'm trying to get it stable with adaptive voltage.

No metal; just manufactured diamond. The manufacturer advertised them for electronics heatsink applications. It has some visual artifacts/imperfections but is almost transparent.

@Veii

I can't imagine I removed even 100 microns yet. Maybe 50. Only a small area in the center of the die is missing the outer layer. Maybe 1 cm^2. There will be no additional conductive/inductive material. Only 13x25x0.3mm diamond heatsink (die is ~12mm x 23mm). Just Supercool direct die coldplate...

Supposedly the manufacturer lapped the diamond before shipping. It will go under Supercool direct die coldplate, between die and coldplate. If I end up further lapping the die, I think 0.3mm shouldn't be an issue considering the material removed from the die. Also I may shim under ILM. Shim...

I'll send photo today after I return home from work of my diamond heatsink. It isn't a product. I contracted a manufacturer in China to make it per my specifications (dimensions). The salesman has been hounding me for 8 months asking what the performance is like. I still haven't installed it...