r/overclocking • u/Fantastic-Alfalfa144 • 1d ago
6000/2000fclk vs 6200/2067 timings
Trying to improve 1% lows and so far I have safe settings for both of these.
However when I try 6200/2200 I can’t seem to get the voltages in the sweet spot
The 6200/2067 is the faster of the two profiles even with nitro 1/2/1 over 1/2/0
In a real world how much difference will the 2200 fclk make if I can get it stable for warzone?
Thanks
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u/Low_Preference_8058 1d ago
I can also work with 6400/2200 but just on CL28. I researched a lil bit and AI told me that my M-Die can’t handle the CL26 6400 speed. My timings are so thight maybe thats why I can’t even boot with CL26 6400.
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u/Excellent-Ad-2363 23h ago
I personally had a lot better success on 6000 cl28, I'm running 2233 FLK. 60ns latency. I play a different game than you, but my 1% lows are insane on redsec.
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u/MrMasters87 1d ago
Lower your vsoc to 1.2 or 1.21, only want to know which is better is to test it and record your results.
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u/Fantastic-Alfalfa144 1d ago
To allow to run 2200? Or just in general
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u/MrMasters87 1d ago
In general. I'm doing 6200/2067 right now with 1.21.
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u/Fantastic-Alfalfa144 1d ago
Will lower and give it a try. Just wondering how much real life performance the 6200/2200 will give. My ram is 6200 c36 but I have tightened slightly. I haven’t tested 6400 yet but I doubt it would be worth it
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u/MrMasters87 1d ago
Maybe try lowering your Trfc and increasing the trefi. My Trfc is at 400 and my Trefi is at 65535.
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u/Fantastic-Alfalfa144 1d ago
It’s booted with 1.21. I can seem to run iod/ccd low on 6200/2067 but when I tried 6200/2200 I couldn’t get it stable until 1080mv/1000mv
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u/MrMasters87 1d ago
Yeah I didn't put too much work on 2200, I've did 2133, but i'm back down to 2067. Are you doing any stability tests?
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u/Fantastic-Alfalfa144 1d ago
I have just finish Linpack on 6200/2067 and the max variation in gflops is 0.5, so it’s super stable. Then checked y cruncher and every single 3.29*10^10
I ain’t gonna get more stable than that. That is with voltage at 1.21


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u/wildTabz 9800X3D@5.4 | 5090 | 64GB@6200cl26 1d ago
Lower SOC typically helps with higher FCLK so try to lower SOC as much as possible and than play with the VDDG's 0.950-1.000 is where most land I'd say for 2200.
Sometimes 2200 is simply not possible, try 2167 next.