Testing with GDM disabled now, latency killer is on for this picture but I'll likely disable it on my next reboot.

My vt3 ycruncher iteration speeds dropped about 0.2-0.3 (9.59 \* 10\^09 average down from 9.81 \* 10\^09 average) I'm attributing to the drop in bandwidth from latency killer, with it off I land around 66-68ns in Aida64 and slightly faster ycruncher iteration speeds.

  
With GDM enabled I passed 10hrs of TM5 ryzen3d, currently testing with GDM disabled and it's not erroring out in tests, so it's likely stable at my current timings. 

  
For 6000mhz, it seems to be the max speed my CPU will accept, unsure of how to stablize 6200-6400mhz as it always caused errors or hard PC crashes even when upping vSOC to 1.3v and VDD up to 1.60v. The temps with these timings+voltages I have currently peak around 45-47c. 

  
As for FCLK, 2100 seems pretty solid so far, it's never caused me issues with errors or bandwidth dropping, I think 2133 works as well, but definitely not 2200 which caused stuttering and errors. I haven't tested it thoroughly but to get 2200 stable seems like it would need a ton of votlage tuning... Currently 2100 fclk with these tight timings hasn't required any votlage changing of any kind, everything is auto. Which imo is probably better anyways. I was able to lower vsoc to 1.15v in the past, but unsure if it would still be stable since I've tightened so many other timings since then, I see no issue with keeping it at 1.20v stock.

  


6000mhz cl26 kit tuned, any further recommendations?