Has anyone has success running a 4000MHz kit on a Ryzen chipset?

>>60865526
3733 (or something) was the highest I've seen. Still impressive for a new platform.

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Some were running 3600MHz even before the bios fix was out, I'm sure that it won't be long. I'm surprised that I can't really find any videos/articles where people have tried it

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>>60865526
3600 here but only getting 3333 at the moment

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>>60865840

Have you tested the AGESA beta bios since taking that picture?

>>60865909
Yep... but before 1.0.0.6 I could get 3200 already so it wasn't much help so while the other frequencies are there the highest I can get is 3333 but I want 3600 this board doesn't have a BCLK overclocking feature.

>>60865840
try loosening you timings

It's a good thing all these minor issues will be fixed come Zen+/Zen2, that's when I'm upgrading my 3570k corelet

With 1.0.0.6 timings seem to be the issue rather than speed.

I've got Cas 16 3200 that will post 1/3 of the time at 16-18-18-38. Changing it to 16-16-16-36 solves the boot issue but then it starts to encounter rounding errors in prime.

For now it's at 16-16-16-36 3066. I'll dick around with it next update.