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sswilson said:
Nice, is that the Thermalright Aqua Elite in your sig?
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Thank you!

No sir, that is their FW PRO 360 Black. The stock TL-P12 fans are on the other side of the rad, inside I am using TL-H12-X28 -S. They are pretty decent for the price. The cooler is a bit different than the Aqua Elite as it uses different hoses and fittings, same rad though I think.. Different pump too, this one doesn't spin as fast, but it is quieter and can take a bit more juice it seems. That could just be the mate though.
 
Semi current form of the 9950x3D rig after its 5th iteration
 

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Updated got rid of 21 cable connections switched out all fans for Lian Li infinity fans almost spent another $164 on 3 fans but the original 3 pack came with the controller and 3 cables just used those 🤦 so close to same mistake with main rig 🤣 now it's 3 cables the back is neatly managed.
 
Caldezar said:
No speed issues going to 4x DIMMs? I've heard mixed results. Although I think that may be due to people incorrectly installing RAM in a 4 stick config.
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Not with these G.Skills, I can run all four together at EXPO 26-36-36-96..

But I have major problems running my two pairs of Lexar's.

My Lexars were produced a year or so apart, my G.Skills are perfectly sequential.. so maybe that helps? Training is pretty quick too. Training my two pairs of Lexar's took about 5 minutes to train, and best I could do was 4600. These G.Skills took the same amount of time a single pair did. Super impressed.

I cannot really tune them too much, so I think this is the limit of what my board can do, give or take a bit. Or at least this AGESA..
 
freeagent said:
Not with these G.Skills, I can run all four together at EXPO 26-36-36-96..

But I have major problems running my two pairs of Lexar's.

My Lexars were produced a year or so apart, my G.Skills are perfectly sequential.. so maybe that helps? Training is pretty quick too. Training my two pairs of Lexar's took about 5 minutes to train, and best I could do was 4600. These G.Skills took the same amount of time a single pair did. Super impressed.

I cannot really tune them too much, so I think this is the limit of what my board can do, give or take a bit. Or at least this AGESA..
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I don't run 4 sticks, but my understanding with DDR5 is that they are installed counterintuitively when running in x4. Instead of running one kit in A2/B2 and the other in A1/B1, you actually need to run them in A1/A2 and B1/B2. Which is odd, since that's opposite from how you install x2 obviously. But I think this is where most people fail.
 
Caldezar said:
I don't run 4 sticks, but my understanding with DDR5 is that they are installed counterintuitively when running in x4. Instead of running one kit in A2/B2 and the other in A1/B1, you actually need to run them in A1/A2 and B1/B2. Which is odd, since that's opposite from how you install x2 obviously. But I think this is where most people fail.
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Yup I saw Wendell talking about that before I got everything, he even warned that you might not make it very far. I only did it initially with my Lexar's because the internet said it was hard to run, and I didnt believe them.. turns out they were right lol.

But this set of four G.Skills.. these are nice sticks. They were gifted to me by a member of my bench team. He runs an X870E board, so had a bit better luck with speed than I did. I am still playing with it, but so far it passes everything. I have to run VSOC at 1.275, and I gave a lil extra to my VDDG's. To see further gains I would have to run VSOC at 1.3v I think. I have not had to run that high before, not sure if I am comfy with that being newish to AM5 still.

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I honestly think Lexar put their name on some G.Skills, because even their software is the same...

Only difference being bin quality, and I think G.Skill is using thermal pads in an area that Lexar does not..
 
Had a fan fail in the build, so I took the opportunity to swap some fans around and switch the fans on the rad out for a 360mm, high SP combined fan. Holy Jesus, the load temps dropped by 12 degrees, and they are nearly silent. Did not realize how much of a difference highly optimized fans would make on the rad.

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