If I remember correctly Intel doesn't get much of a boost for memory speeds past 3000-3200MHz. I would probably just use XMP unless you want to tinker with things.

 

Give it a couple flicks and see how it responds.

Increase DRAM Voltage and/or timings to get an idea of the capability; benchmark test and see what adjustments are responding well and tweak from there.

~1.45V 19-20-20-40 3600

or around there is a nice target for that memory kit

 

I'll soon have a similar kit, F4-3000C16D-32GTZR (16 GB sticks, Hynix I think). What would be a good target for timings/voltage if I just want to OC it to 3200 and call it good? I'm guessing it will probably still run with the stock 16-18-18-38 timings at 3200, but what should I start adjusting if I want to do better?


Apologies for the dumb questions, this is the first PC I've built in probably 10 years so a lot has changed.

 

I'll soon have a similar kit, F4-3000C16D-32GTZR (16 GB sticks, Hynix I think). What would be a good target for timings/voltage if I just want to OC it to 3200 and call it good? I'm guessing it will probably still run with the stock 16-18-18-38 timings at 3200, but what should I start adjusting if I want to do better?
Apologies for the dumb questions, this is the first PC I've built in probably 10 years so a lot has changed.

Every part OCing differently hasn't changed. Try it yourself and find out. No one can give you magic settings that will work.