I used 0070/0071 on the Apex Encore with 2x24GB 8000CL40 G.Skill 1.35v DDR5 sticks and a 13900KS SP113. I'm now using 0080 and I feel like I can get slightly tighter timings and slightly better stability than 0070/0071. The only downside to 0080 is that it can take slightly longer to do memory training than 0070/0071. Other than that, I believe it's better. I was stable at 8400 38-49-49-96, but after watching a recent Youtube video with a Patriot memory spokes person. They discussed how extra stress on the IMC can actually decrease gaming performance. Sure enough, I went back down to 8000 36-46-46-86 and my framerate avg and 1% lows went up a few fps in each area. I also had this happen to me with 8400 CL36 vs CL38. the CL38 put less stress on the IMC and gave me much better framerates, than the CL36 8400. Now 8000 CL36 seems to be my sweet spot.
PC Specs: 13900KS(P Core SP 123), Asus ROG Maximus Z790 Apex Encore, G.Skill 2x24GB 8000(8400 CL38), Corsair Airflow RAM cooler(2x60mm fans), Gigabyte Gaming OC 4090 GPU, (2) Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSDs, Corsair AX1600i PSU, Thermaltake Toughliquid 420mm AIO w/ (6) Noctua 140mm Industrial 3000rpms fans, Corsair 1000D Super Tower Case.
