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Just now, -rascal- said:

 

Good news to far.

This was with DOCP enabled, and voltage set to 1.35V ?

Correct. I am still out of town, I'll see results when I come home of the in OS MemTest. What other memory tests can I run to make sure Windows 10 Pro won't crash?

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28 minutes ago, _Grid21 said:

Correct. I am still out of town, I'll see results when I come home of the in OS MemTest. What other memory tests can I run to make sure Windows 10 Pro won't crash?

 

Ah, okay.

MemTest86 should cover most things.

 

Like I said, if the memory is unstable, you will noticed it pretty quick. Do a few runs of:

  • 3D Mark (Basic Edition is Free, but Advanced Edition is on sale right now)
  • Games that you have
  • AIDA 64 Stability Test -- you can choose 'Stress system memory'
  • AIDA 64 Cache & Memory Benchmark .... just to see if you are getting the proper numbers

 

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7 hours ago, -rascal- said:

 

Ah, okay.

MemTest86 should cover most things.

 

Like I said, if the memory is unstable, you will noticed it pretty quick. Do a few runs of:

  • 3D Mark (Basic Edition is Free, but Advanced Edition is on sale right now)
  • Games that you have
  • AIDA 64 Stability Test -- you can choose 'Stress system memory'
  • AIDA 64 Cache & Memory Benchmark .... just to see if you are getting the proper numbers

 

Assuming this is good, Aida64 came back with this. http://prntscr.com/lma10u Memtest in windows ran all day while I was out and everything was as it was when I left. And CPU-z came back with this. http://prntscr.com/lma1b3 So now that DOCP is enabled, does this mean that my Ryzen will run a little better since it's near the 3000Mhz required speed? My Bus Speed still seems low but it floats around a lot. http://prntscr.com/lma1k0

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