Viper Elite DDR4 2400MHz PVE48G240C5KRD Review

On the Ryzen 3700x and the Gigabayte B450 Gaming X motherboard, it worked at 4GHz, but with an Infinity Fabric divider. Forced increase in IF rate failed. With a 1:1 divider, we managed to take the standard 3733 MHz (1.4v), but I wanted tighter timings, and with such a frequency there was instability. As a result, I stopped at 3666 MHz and 16-19-19-18-26 at 1.4v (although other voltages are twisted, see the Zen Timings screen). I have a latency of 66.7 with a read speed of 52022mb/s.

I don’t know why many people write that there is practically no overclocking, as in my case I just inserted an ASrock b550m pro4 with an R5 5600G processor into the board and started up at my declared 4000 MHz. Well, after that I started testing the overclocking limit without increasing the voltage of 1.4v. As a result, it turned out to take stable 4134 MHz at a voltage of 1.4 and with timings of 20-23-23-23-42, it was possible to take 18-20-20-20-38 but the voltage was 1.45 (as for me it’s not

Unveiling my unfiltered opinions.We managed to achieve pretty good timings with the Ryzen 5600g at 4134MHz, the system is completely stable.

Motherboard - Maxsun terminator b550m CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 5600 Started without a divider on XMP 4000 MHz) With its pros: XMP 4000 MHz no problem. 2800r for 2 pieces, consider that for nothing. Different cons: Chips Hynix))) It is not clear that with the guarantee of the store, they did not give any receipts. Further 4000 does not chase. It is not really necessary.

As for me, an excellent memory for the money. Quietly started up with XMP 4000. In a hurry, I was able to start it with manual settings at a frequency of 4466 ! We also managed to tighten the timings, which is especially nice) showed itself perfectly in conjunction with the B550 chipset and Ryzen 5 5600G. Divider 1/1. Read speeds 64700 / Write 55600 / latency 57 ms. Definitely - RECOMMEND!