Has anyone else built a new Ryzen system with 64GB? Just interested to see what kind of memory speeds everyone is getting...
I bought my memory 1st a week or so before the Ryzen release since memory prices had already started creeping up...
2x G.SKILL TridentZ Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3000
(PC4 24000) Desktop Memory Model F4-3000C14D-32GTZ $439.98 ($219.99 ea)
Now Newegg.com is charging a whopping $100 additional for each pair.
Also, you don't need to be buying those 4x groupings... (which was selling for close to $600 when I bought mine) Buying 2 separate identical pairs at the same time got me 4 memory modules with consecutive Serial#s; which means they probably all came from the same batch of memory.
Back to my point: running 1 set of these 2 x 16GB for 32 GB total I was able to get run them at 2667 with v1.35 (set automatically when I selected XMP profile, but I had to bump speed from 2933 down to 2667 to get it to boot). Luckily, my Asrock Fatal1ty X370 Pro Gaming can run all four for a total of 64GB at 2667 @ v1.35 with 14-14-14-34 T1 memory settings. Curious if anyone has gotten 32GB or 64GB on a Ryzen system running at 3000Mhz or higher and if so how loose are the memory settings... If I have to loosen them much more than 15-15-15 or 16-16-16 I don't see much point in trying to push them higher, you start "robbing Peter to pay Paul" as they say...
For reference, the system I built last weekend:
Ryzen 1700 @ 4.0Ghz v1.392
Corsair H100i AIO(original version; been sitting in a surplus pile waiting to get used; bought for $89 on special 2 yrs ago)
ASRock Fatal1ty X370 Pro Gaming (Shed load of features, but my favorite is 16 power phases/60A; hopefully will beneficially with Ryzen v2 or v3)
240GB Sandisk Ultra SSD (boot drive)
Samsung evo 960 500GB (soon to be new boot drive)
5TB Toshiba X300
Cosair AX 1200
Powercolor R290 x 2
Rosewell Thor Case