Overclocking 4x8GB Hynix DJR on the Gigabyte Z590 Aorus Elite with an i9 11900K
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I keep getting Hynix kits haha. First one was on Patriot Viper Steel Series and the other being TridentZ RGB. So these videos and any other content that includes Hynix is helpful. 👏🏼
What xmp frequency did you buy for patriot steel series that turns out to be hynix?
I too bought Trident Z RGB 4000 CL18 and got Hynix DJR IC's. I doesn't really get along with my Ryzen 5600x and Strix B550 F Gaming mbo. The highest i could get is 3800 CL16 @ 1,38v, anything above that is not stable.
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Any thoughts of running this on ryzen 5000? Also, I noticed you timings are very different than what ryzen dram calculator suggests.
Did you see any issues with WHEA event 17 warnings on link state of PCI Express Root Port over 3500Mpbs on these Aorus boards? I have a Z590 Aorus Ultra board with a 10900k and system is completely stable, but any ram Kit above about 3500Mpbs I get a hit of WHEA event 17 warnings littered in event every 5-10 min under load pointing back to the intel 1901 PCIe controller. If I switch the PCIe ports to Gen 2 experience zero warnings at any RAM speed or config.
Good to know that 1.40V SA is perfectly fine for 11th gen. MSI Z590 Unify gave me 1.59V SA when I enabled XMP on 4 sticks of 4400/4000 Patriot B-die
it is stable?
Takk!
Hey Buildzoid, I have these 4x8 sticks of Hynix DJR, G.Skill Ripjaws 3600 CL16, but on a X570 ASUS TUF and 5800X and I am getting 61ns latency on AIDA... Is this disparity common?
Is tCKE different on AMD? My Dark Hero sets it to "0" for 3600mhz XMP and 1 when i manually OC to 3733MHz.
Hello hoping you or someone can help me on an decision: straight forward -> I have the choice between 2 MBs for a daily driver, mainly about gaming and beginning in OC= GIGABYTE Z590 AORUS Ultra vs MSI MEG Z590 Unify which one should I go for (overhere in EU are both available for the same price, around 300). I couldn't find the Unify-X version anywhere in EU yet.
I have the same memory configuration and I see that I was not the only one with problems getting it to work at 4400
Is Hynix Djr safe at 1.52v with no cooling fan over the ram? If I lower my dram voltage by just 0.1 I get one error in tm5 absolut test.
Is the 1.60 Voltage is ok for daily use?
Can you get higher frequency with 1.60V?
I have Hyperx Fury (DJR) 3200MHZ and overclocked to 3933MHZ CL17-21-21-21-39 1.35V With X470-F Rog And Ryzen 5650GE
Found some interesting Kingston dual rank DJR kits a while back, they are pretty close to b-die prices but just under... I couldn't get them to run well at all though, tapped out like 4266 on an Apex? Don't really have experience with DJR though so might be doing something wrong.
Wished UA-cam was letting us post screenshots.... I kingston fury ram 3773 xmp I run them on 5600x 16-19-21-19-28..trc 58 can go 57 but 56 blue screen trfc 450...4/4/16 4/8/10twr scl 2/2
This makes me wonder if Kingston bins their ECC UDIMMS. 64gb of quad rank DJR runs with timings VERY close to these at 3733 on Ryzen. Or maybe DJR just has great consistency.
I bought a kit Kingston Fury Beast 2x8GB 3600CL17-21-21 (KF436C17BBAK2/16) for my 11700KF on a MSI Z590 Gaming Plus motherboard, and initially the RAM kit worked flawless at 3600MT/s 16-20-20-38 by switching on MSI Memory Try It!, but now with another 2 memory sticks of the same make, sometimes the computer crashes when playing certain games. So memory is unstable now. Dimm voltage is still at 1.35V. What do you guys recommend so that I can run all 4 sticks at at least 3600 in gear1 and tight timings?
Hey Buildzoid,
I have a 5800x and similar memory, its hynix djr. Im running it at similar speeds and timings (3800 16-21-20-38-61. tWR 12, tCWL 15, tRRD 5, tRFC 500, tFAW 20 or 24, tCCD 5 or 6. All at 1.4v) and my gflops are right around 340. Is the difference in RAM timings really that significant? or are the memory speed issues with Ryzen 5 and Ryzen 7 to blame? (for instance, their write speeds is 50% the read speeds, etc).
i was scouring some forums to see people's linpack results, but there were very few ryzen 5000 results. Some people were hitting 700 gflops with a 5950x. One person posted their 5800x score and it was similar to mine @ 340 gflops, but he didnt post his ram config.
Hi, i hope this helps you, but i remember reading somewhere that with cpus from 5800x and below (ryzen 5000 series), memory write speeds are smaller when compared to 5900x and 5950x. Its an architecture thing. Keep in mind this is anecdotal at best.
I have i9 10850k z590 aorus elite ax and 2x16gb gskill ripjaws cl 16 16 16 36 4000mhz i try to oc to 4500 but i cant get stable any thing im missing vcio set at 1.35 sa at 1.4 and vdim 1.580
No Z590 Taichi/Velocita or MPG Z590 Gaming Carbon Wifi to have better results ? 😋
What is better for Intel hynix djr or Samsung b-die?
I thought people bought these because they look cool, but holy crap did I not expect it to be that fast
Does the platform matter a lot in those "lower" frequencies? Like, will Ryzen timings be way different?
My DJR timings are very close to BZ's on Ryzen. Keep in mind that Gear mode is used here, Gear down mode on Ryzen. You will not be stable without it.
The timings will be similar between the two.
Could you help me, with the stability, in my system with an Intel core i7 11700K, Aorus Z590 Master and the 4 Aorus 4400 Mhz modules, with your configuration sometimes it starts and other times it doesn't and when it manages to start the stability is very weak, I reached They have it at a certain point of stability, but when I opened games or applications like GIMP, in the Windows event viewer, it reported the message RADAR_PRE_LEAK_64, But the applications and games continue running without a problem, they don't close or crash or anything, it's normal ? should I ignore it? or will it be a ram memory problem? I preferred to undo the Overclock, what values I could touch to improve stability, I don't care if some performance is lost, which in itself when using stock ones is already disastrous.
I did the terminations, I trained with 3200 and the PC started normally, then I went to adjust the terminations that the board gave me and when I saved it it no longer worked....
It's more on my board, I see that the terminations are always the same as yours, gray
How shit is DJR on Ryzen?
Any reason you pump voltage into VCCIO 2 instead of VCCIO?
In the eleventh generation, Intel divided that voltage, VCCIO 2 (or VCCIO Mem aux on other boards) is to help overclock the memories, the other I think is for other devices and that one is managed between 1.05 and 1.1 V
Please do CJR kits, I have this garbage in my system & would love to figure out better performance than just XMP
Commenting for the algo. The G.skill DDR4 5333 kits on newegg are DJR, kind of pricy for only 16GB though.
Wonder why they didn't send over a power supply. :)
Great informative videos. Just wish i had seen them before i ordered what pcpicker said was compatible lol. Ive been having trouble with 11700k, asus z590a prime and patriot 4400mhz ram. It wont post anything past 2800mhz cl15. Is this possible or do i need to change board/ram?
do you have the dimms in the correct slots?
I have them in a1 and b1
@@vodkanakas4107 you're in the wrong slots.
Wow lmao ok just looked at the manual again it says recomended for two dimms is a2+b2. Ill try that then ty. I dont know how i missed that.
Ok moved the dimms ro 2a and 2b xmp1 cant get to boot. Xmp2 boots with changing io and sa to 1.35v. Bios said 4266, hwinfo says 2133, both say 19-19-19-35 ty
I love these types of Buildzoid videos. Does running your daily RAM at 1.45V causes RAM or memory controller degradation? I've seen a Reddit post claiming this at 1.45V with Hynix kits.
RAM voltage isn't going to affect the memory controller, and there are DJR kits with XMP profiles up to 1.6v so I highly doubt 1.45v daily would be an issue.
@@sabishiihito that's what I was thinking too. RAM can handle very high voltage. But you also have to keep the memory controller in mind. I think AMD recommends 1.5V as the limit on Zen 2.
It’s more dependent on temperature not a lot of people know that
Hynix CJR can't tolerate much more than 1.4V long term.
Hi guys, Bill Lloyd here
the end there makes me really question what kinda damn memory i have in my rig at the moment :P
"DRAM Components: H5AN8G8N[C/D]JR-TFC" according to phoon
its a 3600 16-19-19-39 kit (2x16GB 2Rx8)
I'm assuming that's a GSkill kit. If so you can check the 042 code on the back of the sticks. 2xC = CJR
@@BLUuuE83 cheers, it ends with 21C unless my eyes decieve me, then its CJR, ye? unless your "x" actually means x and not "insert random shit here" :D
@@Moodieblue it's CJR
stability on my z590 aorus elite past 4000 is trash, even on b-die
Perfect timing cuz i need your advice, I have a GTX 780 that works when running the windows default display drivers but fails to install the GeForce drivers while also showing red colored dashes all over the display.
You know what the fault could be here?
Broken VRAM. Run MATS.
The card is most likely dying / already dead
@@Wasmachineman Haven't heard about that before, i looked it up and will try that!
@@countach27 I uhh figured as much, but i got it for free and wanted to see if i could still do something with it.
@@CarbonPanther yeah you can try putting it in the oven for like 10 minutes, I managed to "fix" 2 cards out of 3 like that, however one died after a month and the other one after 6 months.
can you make one for Hynix CJR pls at 3600 MHz dual channel
That Overclock's so slow its freaking September.
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