So, not sure where things went wonky but I've been running these RAM timings ever since I got my 5900X like 6 months ago and my L3 Cache was running around 10.8ns back then. I've decided to do some benchmarks for the fun of it and the L3 Cache is consistently hitting 30ns each benchmark. Anyone have any idea what's causing this?
My timings were taken from DRAM Calculator's "safe" preset, so they're not as "tight" as some other folks say it could be, but I really don't know what to start tweaking first. RAM is Samsung b-die. Not sure if these timings are the result of my high L3 Cache latency, but here are some screenshots below.
I do have my CPU undervolted as well, per core. ranges from -10 to -18 depending on the core. Custom PPT, EDC, and TDC values are not set (I've just set my limits to "motherboard" in my BIOS). +150 on core clock boost through PBO. Everything's stable.
AIDA64 Benchmark
ZenTimings
Motherboard: Aorus X570 Master
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
PSU: Seasonic SSR-1000PD Ultra Prime
System Memory: TeamGroup 32GB Dual Channel 3200 MHz Samsung b-die (OC'd with timings shown in ZenTimings screenshot above)
GPU (VBIOS): Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super Gaming OC (VBIOS: 90.4.76.40.55)
OS (Version): Windows 11 (build 22000.160)
Driver: Nvidia 471.68
Background Apps: Bitdefender, Riot Vanguard, Process Lasso, MSI Afterburner
