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3900x weird RAM timing issue

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Hey guys. Today I upgraded from a 2700x to a 3900x on a ROG Strix X470-F Gaming board. Everything went pretty smooth, but I'm having a weird issue with RAM latency. HWinfo64 is showing what's in the pic below. I know why the speed is 1700 MHz, but the timings should stay the same. There's also a pic of my R15 results, which I believe are normal. The chip is stable at 4.3 GHz at 1.35V. Just wanting to figure out what's going on with the timings, thanks!

 

Edit: Probably should note that the stock timings on these sticks is 16-18-18-38, and yes they are listed on the QVL for my board.

 

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R15 bench.PNG

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Try manually setting timings in the bios, x570 boards already have finicky bioses so I can only imagine how they are on x470 boards for ryzen 3k.

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