AMD owners - upgrade your board to the latest BIOS with AGESA 1.0.0.7 for stable 6400 ~ 8000 speeds depending on CPU/RAM silicon lottery
Tuning window for this kit usually between 6000/CL30 and 6400/CL32
6000 CL30-36-36-76 1.35 ~ 1.4V
6400 CL32-39-39-84 1.35 ~ 1.4V
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Can confirm 6000 CL30-36-36-76 @ 1.35v on my new 7600x b650 mortar, easiest overclock ever.
You should try tightening the timings a bit. I have the exact same setup (7600x, b650 mortar) except with the CL36 version and 6000 CL28-35-35-26 is stable at 1.38v VDD. Try using these sub timings https://www.patreon.com/posts/low-effort-rank-77403831 to drop latency even more, I got a 57.7ns latency in AIDA64 using this down from 79ns.
After a few weeks at 6000 CL30, I've tested running it at normal XMP setting 6000 CL40 (few days) as well as just default 4800 CL40 (a week) then back to 6000 CL30.
In all honesty for what I use the pc for multiple browsers with 20+ tabs each and just office apps for work mostly excel, gaming I play diablo 4, destiny 2, it doesn't make any noticeable difference at all with any of those timings they all feel the same.
Depends on the rest of your setup honestly. According to some testing done by HUB, going from 4800 CL40 -> 6000 CL30 with the timings I linked above gave a 27-35% FPS increase in most games although this was with an RTX 4090 so if you have a lower tier card it won’t make a significant difference in performance as you’ll be GPU limited anyways. Maybe tighten the timings if you upgrade your GPU in the future since it provides a fairly decent FPS boost for only 2 minutes of time spent.
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