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Safe or Fast for Ryzen RAM Calculator?

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It really depends on what speed you're running.  And that really depends on your kit.  So honestly you're gonna just have to set and test yourself to see if any particular settings work for you yourself.  But that's half the fun.  

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As the title suggests, have you guys operated without issue on the fast preset since currently I am on the safe preset of timings and subtimings and so far no issue so would it be worth the trouble to try the fast preset?

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Do you mean xmp profile 1 vs 2?

 

What settings are you trying to run at?

 

If ddr4 is less than 1.4V and it doesn't crash when under load then it is safe.

I got 3433mhz at 1.36V on one stick.

 

Just run the ram at the rated 3200mhz speed.

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I heard that the max safe voltage of DDR4 is 1.5V so it is safe to go 1.45V?

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I use the fast one with zero issues. I set the voltage as low as I can and stress test it to ensure stability. I don't really like to run mine over 1.4v but I think a little higher might be okay. 

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It really depends on what speed you're running.  And that really depends on your kit.  So honestly you're gonna just have to set and test yourself to see if any particular settings work for you yourself.  But that's half the fun.  

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