UPDATE: NEVERMIND! CLDO_VPP is more like the internal actual PHY voltage, and DRAM VDDP being the external reference voltage.
As per: https://community.amd.com/community/...lets-talk-dram
Which... damn! I wish I'd have been keeping up on the blog... They've provided all the juicy info I've been hoping to find!!
Oh right, duh, reason for coming here! Pfft lol I was going to pass along these two things...
First, a quote from The Stilt:
"tRC, tWR, tRDRDSCL, tWRWRSCL and tRFC are basically the only critical subtimings (for the time being).
Setting the SCL values to 2 CLKs basically makes no difference to the stability, but results in a nice performance boost.
Minimum tRC, tWR and tRFC depend on ICs and their quality.
tCWL adjustment is broken in AGESA 1.0.0.6 beta, but it makes pretty much no difference either."
Second, a zero-overhead (non system polling) program by The Stilt, to read Ryzen timings. Figure it'll work a bit better than MemTweak for screenies
http://www.overclock.net/t/1624603/r...#post_26137022
"RTC (Ryzen Timing Checker)
Password: "RyzenDRAM"
x86-64 only.
Supports Zeppelin & Raven based Ryzens.
Let me know if (when) you find bugs."
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