H humunkulus-jo Member Jun 17, 2021 #1 Hello, this could not be. On Rocket Lake, if you are in Gear 2 Mode, The Command Rate is always CR1 . Please compare with ASRock Timing configurator 4.09. Thank You.
Hello, this could not be. On Rocket Lake, if you are in Gear 2 Mode, The Command Rate is always CR1 . Please compare with ASRock Timing configurator 4.09. Thank You.
Martin HWiNFO Author Staff member Jun 17, 2021 #2 According to Intel, in Gear-2 mode the CR is doubled. So 1N in Gear-1 results in 2N in Gear-2.
H humunkulus-jo Member Jun 17, 2021 #3 Hi, thanks for answer but it´s vice versa : Gear 2 = CR1 ; Gear 1 = CR2 Attachments 210617221049.jpg 171.9 KB · Views: 2
Martin HWiNFO Author Staff member Jun 17, 2021 #4 This is an exact quote from Intel: In Gear2 MC uses only the low phase of Dclk for commands, effectively doing a 2N by default. Setting 2N in Gear2 will result in 4N at DDR interface. So I think that what the BIOS shows is the setting, but not what's really happening at DDR interface.
This is an exact quote from Intel: In Gear2 MC uses only the low phase of Dclk for commands, effectively doing a 2N by default. Setting 2N in Gear2 will result in 4N at DDR interface. So I think that what the BIOS shows is the setting, but not what's really happening at DDR interface.
H humunkulus-jo Member Jun 18, 2021 #5 Thanks, now I´m very confused..... I don´t know it better as for that what the Bios shows...