can TFAW hide instability

[clutchmaster]

pretty much what the tittle is

 

ryzen 5 3600

msi x370 gaming plus (latest beta bios)

[Guest]

If you can "hide" stability with the same setting as make instability visible, then I suppose the answer is yes.

[aDoomGuy]

I'm not sure what you mean by hide instability, but if it's too tight it will make the system unstable. If it's a little too tight it may make it unstable but it may not be very noticeable if that's what you mean.

[clutchmaster]

47 minutes ago, aDoomGuy said:

I'm not sure what you mean by hide instability, but if it's too tight it will make the system unstable. If it's a little too tight it may make it unstable but it may not be very noticeable if that's what you mean.

this board autos to a tfaw of 40 at 3733mhz

[clutchmaster]

this board seems to auto procODT to 60ohms above 1.45v..... wondering what you samsung bdie owners have for serious HC overclock for ur daily config

 

currently learning how the A2 pcb works out currently trying to reduce mem voltage hopefully stable then to tweak other settings

heres a template:

Spoiler

msi x370 Gaming Plus - 4 DIMM board

Dram  3733mhz= 1.47v

SoC  1.125

cldo Vddp =1.085v
VDDG ccd =0.980v

VDDG iod =0.985v

Command Rate 1T

pwr down mode DISABLED

gear down mode DISABLED
bank group swap= BGS alt

procODT Auto(60Ohms)

tcl 16

trcdwr 16

trcdrd 16

trp 16

tras 32

trc 56

trrds 4

trrdl 6

tfaw 32

twtrs 4

twtrl 10

twr 16

trdrdscl auto(5)

twrwrscl auto(5)

trfc 328

trfc2 auto 

trfc4 auto 

tcwl auto(16)

trtp 14

trdwr auto(8)

twrrd auto(3)

twrwrsc auto(1)

twrwrsd auto(6)

twrwrdd auto(6)

trdrdsc auto(1)

trdrdsd auto(4)

trdrddd auto(4)

tcke auto(1)