Hi,
to my issue, I set my DDR5 memory 2x32GB(G.SKILL F5-6000J3040G32G) to Expo 1.
Normally it should run at 1.4v VDD=VDDQ=VDDIO.
I just read about optimization online, so I tried to lower VDD=VDDQ to 1.35v and VDDIO to 1.25v which for me runs perfectly stable after several days of use.
Combined I use the Ryzen 7 7800X3D where I set the SoC Voltage to 1.15v .
My motherboard: MSI X670E GAMING PLUS WIFI with latest BIOS E7E16AMS.150 .
I decided myself to use HWinfo to monitor my voltages, power consumption and also temperatures of course.
For all components used it seems to look alright, but not for my RAM.
There the voltage values for VDDQ shows around 1.8v instead of 1.35v , also 1.0V VOUT Voltage shows almost(!!) 5v ...
Also(unluckily i forgot to screenshot it) there was a situation where for one of my RAM-Modules the max. reached temperature shows >3000°C which actually cant be true right? ;-)
Is that a read-error thing or what is actually going on there?
In my BIOS everything just looks good...
Screenshot of the situation:
I dont use any other monitoring tool.
Would be really nice if someone could explain to me why i got such results and if i need to be worried about it.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards
to my issue, I set my DDR5 memory 2x32GB(G.SKILL F5-6000J3040G32G) to Expo 1.
Normally it should run at 1.4v VDD=VDDQ=VDDIO.
I just read about optimization online, so I tried to lower VDD=VDDQ to 1.35v and VDDIO to 1.25v which for me runs perfectly stable after several days of use.
Combined I use the Ryzen 7 7800X3D where I set the SoC Voltage to 1.15v .
My motherboard: MSI X670E GAMING PLUS WIFI with latest BIOS E7E16AMS.150 .
I decided myself to use HWinfo to monitor my voltages, power consumption and also temperatures of course.
For all components used it seems to look alright, but not for my RAM.
There the voltage values for VDDQ shows around 1.8v instead of 1.35v , also 1.0V VOUT Voltage shows almost(!!) 5v ...
Also(unluckily i forgot to screenshot it) there was a situation where for one of my RAM-Modules the max. reached temperature shows >3000°C which actually cant be true right? ;-)
Is that a read-error thing or what is actually going on there?
In my BIOS everything just looks good...
Screenshot of the situation:
I dont use any other monitoring tool.
Would be really nice if someone could explain to me why i got such results and if i need to be worried about it.
Thanks in advance!
Best regards