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What are your guy's opinion on this subject? Once Ryzen reaches complete maturity in the years to come, will we see fully stable 4000mhz kits on Ryzen platforms?

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Probably not this gen Ryzen, maybe future gens though.

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zen+ or maybe even further. second gen is always much better than first gen for tech usually

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You can already do it... Can be done on the ASRock Taichi at least, you just need the right sticks and overclock timings. 

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1 minute ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

You can already do it... Can be done on the ASRock Taichi at least, you just need the right sticks and overclock timings. 

 

Thanks to AMD IMCs, people are being forced to learn more about manual timings than ever.  This isn't necessarily a bad thing. 

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3 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

 

Thanks to AMD IMCs, people are being forced to learn more about manual timings than ever.  This isn't necessarily a bad thing. 

So people have actually got stable 4000mhz (even if heavily tweaked timings), to work? Wow.

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2 minutes ago, TechyInAZ said:

So people have actually got stable 4000mhz (even if heavily tweaked timings), to work? Wow.

The AGESA update that AMD released not so long ago added support for 4000Mhz RAM

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3 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

The AGESA update that AMD released not so long ago added support for 4000Mhz RAM

But the max i see still is 3466mhz so far (for 99% of Ryzen systems). Which why I was asking...

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Just now, TechyInAZ said:

But the max i see still is 3466mhz so far (for 99% of Ryzen systems). Which why I was asking...

I saw this video, not sure about that

 

 

Though it doesn't necessarily mean 4000Mhz is guaranteed

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8 minutes ago, TechyInAZ said:

So people have actually got stable 4000mhz (even if heavily tweaked timings), to work? Wow.

Yes, since quite a while back. Not launch but after a few updates. 

 

13 minutes ago, done12many2 said:

 

Thanks to AMD IMCs, people are being forced to learn more about manual timings than ever.  This isn't necessarily a bad thing. 

Yah I'm not super happy that the IMC is a potato but its educational for sure :P

 

7 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

The AGESA update that AMD released not so long ago added support for 4000Mhz RAM

Worked before then too. 

 

4 minutes ago, TechyInAZ said:

But the max i see still is 3466mhz so far (for 99% of Ryzen systems). Which why I was asking...

Kinda because the sticks you need are expensive as hell Samsung B die, and the absolute top stuff

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