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Goodram IRDM Pro 3600MHz 32GB DDR4 Review

Overclocking will understandably be very much dependent upon luck of the draw with your individual kit. As such, we don’t assign too much weight to the overclocking results that we see with a sample size of one. There’s no harm in a quick tinker though.

In terms of overclocking, we got some reasonable success.

Boosting the voltage to 1.45V, we managed to push memory speed up to 4000MHz using the stock XMP timings of 18-22-22-42. This is a decent frequency push, especially if you’re on the AMD platform with a CPU that can do 2GHz FCLK.

Sticking to the preferential 3600MHz memory clock for the AMD platform, we also looked at tightening the timings. With the RAM voltage set at 1.45V, we managed to squeeze down to 16-19-19-42. That’s a decent tightening when maintaining the stock 3600MHz frequency.

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