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Can all 3700x users with a black ridge+120mm fan share which mobo they are using?
I have a ASRock b350 gaming itx and I don't have to mod the vrm heatsinks. Is there a compatibility list for this thing with a 120mm fan?
How do you mount a slim 120mm on the black ridge?
With my Noctua A12x15 it causes a weird rattle sound. The fan seems to touch the holes of the 92mm screws. I ended up by attaching it using one of the 92mm screw.
Gigabyte B450 AORUS PRO WIFI - Also allows for hard riser to be installed as there is enough clearance in the PCI-e slot. Not sure about most GPUs, due to backplate.
In terms of memory overclocking. How high can you push the frequency for your b die innodisk vlp ddr4. I ordered the same memory sticks today from the UK seller and I believe those are dual rank 16g sticks. Arent they?Gigabyte B450 AORUS PRO WIFI - Also allows for hard riser to be installed as there is enough clearance in the PCI-e slot. Not sure about most GPUs, due to backplate.
Regarding the RAM mentioned on previous page. It is ECC un-registered. Most motherboards support un-registered RAM, just double check the product descriptions as mentioned to make sure it's compatible.
In terms of memory overclocking. How high can you push the frequency for your b die innodisk vlp ddr4. I ordered the same memory sticks today from the UK seller and I believe those are dual rank 16g sticks. Arent they?
How do you mount a slim 120mm on the black ridge?
With my Noctua A12x15 it causes a weird rattle sound. The fan seems to touch the holes of the 92mm screws. I ended up by attaching it using one of the 92mm screw.
Yeah I'm not sure why they thought having those 4 holes stick out 1-2mm was a good idea. My A12x15 does not touch the two closest to the PCIe slot, so I just left them but I ended up taking my Dremel to the other two so it would sit more flush against the heatsink. It's a very niche and fiddly product that's for certain.
What is the product sku on your sticks? Is it M4U0-8GS1VCIKYeah that sounds like the same ones I have. I tried using the DRAM calculator for the subtimings and such but it led to me having to clear BIOS. I'm currently stable at 3200MHz 17-18-18-18-35 and will probably just leave it there for the time being.
Yeah that sounds like the same ones I have. I tried using the DRAM calculator for the subtimings and such but it led to me having to clear BIOS. I'm currently stable at 3200MHz 17-18-18-18-35 and will probably just leave it there for the time being.
It's a bit disappointing for B die tbh maybe cos its dual rank stick. What DRAM voltage is applied when they are stable at 3200 c17? Have you tried to increase the voltage a bit more to around 1.4 to 1.45 as B die favours slightly higher voltage if cooling is not an issue because of the down draft cooler. It will be perfect if 3600 c16 is acheivable as its the sweet spot for Ryzen system.Yeah that sounds like the same ones I have. I tried using the DRAM calculator for the subtimings and such but it led to me having to clear BIOS. I'm currently stable at 3200MHz 17-18-18-18-35 and will probably just leave it there for the time being.
What is the product sku on your sticks? Is it M4U0-8GS1VCIK
It's a bit disappointing for B die tbh maybe cos its dual rank stick. What DRAM voltage is applied when they are stable at 3200 c17?
It's a bit disappointing for B die tbh maybe cos its dual rank stick. What DRAM voltage is applied when they are stable at 3200 c17? Have you tried to increase the voltage a bit more to around 1.4 to 1.45 as B die favours slightly higher voltage if cooling is not an issue because of the down draft cooler. It will be perfect if 3600 c16 is acheivable as its the sweet spot for Ryzen system.
It is NOT B-die !! No one is making VLP sticks or kits from Samsung B-die !!
Headroom as you can see from what's already been posted, is 3200 ish max.
So you either live with that and use the Black Ridge, or swap it out for something that does not restrict ram height and use a B-die kit.
I can tell you from experience if you want a Ryzen 3xxx build you'll gain more from faster ram than the extra boost clock (you may get) from the Black Ridge and 120mm fan.
If you want an Intel build ram speed is far less important !!
I can tell you from experience if you want a Ryzen 3xxx build you'll gain more from faster ram than the extra boost clock (you may get) from the Black Ridge and 120mm fan.