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I finally managed to do it after trying a few things. What worked was setting the SOC voltage on the main "tweaker" page to auto THEN going into the AMD overclock settings and changing the SOC voltage. The cpu (SVI3 TFN) sensor on HWinfo and Ryzen Master both now show the correct SOC voltage and the motherboard sensors show about 30mv above that. Also I may have won the silicon lottery as I managed to lower the SOC voltage to 1v flat, boot into windows, run OCCT memtest and get errors. Right now it seems stable at 1.05v.

I just set the SOC voltage as 1150 in the AMD overclocking menu but HWinfo is still showing it as 1.2v and so is Ryzen Master.

Got it, will try that now. I am on the latest BIOS.

Should I try setting a negative offset for SOC voltage in the AMD Overclocking menu in the BIOS?

After setting my memory to the EXPO profile, I manually set the SOC voltage in the BIOS to 1.05v fully expecting it not to boot. Planning on gradually increasing the voltage until the system was stable. But it booted into windows straight away, the memory running at EXPO speed. In HWinfo the motherboard sensors show the SOC voltage at 1.08v and so does the BIOS but the CPU sensors are showing the SOC voltage as 1.2v and so does the AMD Ryzen master software. So what is my actual SOC voltage?

The second pair was just running at the 1.2v non XMP profile, if you have now set the voltage to 1.35v set them all to the faster 16-18-18-38 timing, should work.

Only change the CAS latency, Trcd, Trp and Tras. Leave everything else to auto, when you start your PC it will reboot a couple of times, give it anywhere from 2-15 minutes and let it reboot, it will be training the memory and trying to figure out the rest of the timings.

Just change the speed and the timings manually, if you put in the part number of your RAM into google it should lead you to a spec sheet where it shows the default and XMP profile timings, speed and voltage.

As Hinjima said, most likely it's the GPU memory. Remove the GPU overclock and see if it's still happening. If that solves it, just keep the memory clock speed lower than what you had it at.

Seems like whatever you are plugging it into is broken. Try another monitor.

If it freezes can you still hear the audio from whatever you were doing, for example can you still hear the game or the video you were watching?

Seems like it could a RAM issue, you say you bought new RAM are you using the old and new sticks together? Do a RAM stability test in OCCT and see if there are any errors. Check what voltage and speeds it's running at.

Is it possible to add effects like film grain to an entire display or is it too much to ask? There are of course a number of different apps that play with the colors but what about applying effects like film grain to a monitor for aesthetics

So I have 2 different Kingston HyperX fury DDR4 sticks currently running at 3000Mhz 15-18-18 37 at 1.42v but I am really hesitant to run them like this 24x7 as I fear the voltage is too high especially for the one that's only rated for 1.2v, should I be worried or will they be fine? Here are the reports from Thaipoon