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Which is why higher % is recommended. Its more alcohol based which will evaporate better. Its doable but depends on how safe you chose to play it. I'd suggest 91% although there are people who do it with lower levels and have no issues.

Either will work but higher % will work "easier."

91% Isopropyl alcohol and toothpicks. Dip a toothpick in the alcohol and carefully push paste to the edge. Its doable, just use no force. All weight from the toothpicks. Have to be very patient. Use compressed air to push away any remnants.

Will this be to determine if they are even working properly? I don't understand running at lower speed than advertised. Thank you!!

2 x 16. Should I still try this although I detect 32 GBs working?

A2 and B2

Hello all. I am currently running: MSI MPG X570 GAMING EDGE WIFI (latest BIOs version) Ryzen 5 3600x 2 x 8 GB Trident Z @ 3200 MHz RTX 2070 S I was trying to upgrade to 2 x 16 Trident Z NEO variant @ 3600 MHz CL16-19-19-39 and can't seem to get stable performance from stock/auto settings, no overclocking. I've tried XMP profile and also manually entering CL timings and 1.35V. Is there something I'm missing? I am thoroughly confused especially because Linus' gang does nothing but suggest 3600 MHz ram for the Ryzen 3K series. I've tried two different sets of RAM now and can't seem to pin point the issues. I thought the first set was maybe just a bad set but have realized otherwise. I have found no actual help through my research of the interwebs. The noticeable things that are happening when I boot into Windows is my audio is crackling horribly. I tried setting the audio quality to the lowest setting possible through Windows and no results. The last thing that happens is my PC going dark and rebooting it self after being in Windows for no more than 10 minutes at a time. Something is obviously wrong, perhaps in the BIOs, but I set the corresponding CL timings, recommended DRAM voltage, and Infinity Fabric clock rate 1:1. When I revert back to my original ram everything is fine and well. I am not super experienced with anything in BIOs but I understand some of the more basic stuff. The only thing I could possibly think of is my HDD being 7 or 8 years old and having a hard time keeping up? I really appreciate anyone taking the time to read this and perhaps something is more apparent to someone other than me! THANK YOU