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Speaking about Apex Legends just keep in mind that this game is horribly optimized. I have RX 5700 XT and at the same places on the map I sometimes have fps drops from 150 to 110 or even 90. Also this game seems to be more CPU demanding, so I would look more in that direction, not GPU.

Got it. Decided to stick to 2933 after all. System seem to be stable and performance difference between 2933 and 3200 doesn't seem to be that big. Thanks for your answers, mate.

Wait, you're sure about that? @nick name seemed to be pretty sure that 3200 is not a problem for 2700x

Interesting... Gonna wait for someone else drop in with info if it's mobo issue or @Lfc to confirm that everything works out of the box on x570 pro at 3200. Thank you for telling me that tho, was worried that I might've had problematic RAM sticks.

Can mobo be an issue in this situation? I can switch to Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite tomorrow evening if it's definitely gonna help.

With those settings from DRAM Calculator system fails to boot at 3200mhz. Boots without any problems at 3000mhz though. Any ideas? Very informative, thank you.

Any way to know for sure what to select in "Memory type" in ryzen dram calculator? I know it's Hynix, but not sure which one of 3 options. I've tried going up to 1.36, not higher, what level you could recommend? Keeping my SOC at 1.1 then. Edit: with 'SAFE' preset in Ryzen DRAM Calculator system fails to boot (one long and two short signals, memory problems) if 3200 mhz selected, but with 3000 seems to be able to post properly. Will run memory test rn.

Weren't able to capture it with DOCP 3200 profile, only 3000 one.

4 stick kit uses the same timings. SOC Voltage was already 1.1, will increase it a bit and see how it goes.

My setup is: ASUS TUF B450M-Pro Gaming (BIOS ver. 2006, latest) Ryzen 7 2700x HyperX Predator DDR4 PC4-25600 HX432C16PB3K2/16 - 2 kits with 2 sticks each When I'm using D.O.C.P. profile in BIOS for 3200mhz (16-18-18 timings, 1.35v) system becomes highly unstable, frequent BSODs, memory errors (15 of them at least; checking with Ryzen DRAM Calculator, Default preset). But with profile for 3000 mhz (15-17-17 timings) it gets a lot better (0 memory erros, although still BSODs happen once/twice per day). How can I make it run without problems on 3200? Or is there hardware problem with mobo or RAM, how can I check it? Final update: If someone will stumble upon the same problem: I've replaced motherboard to MSI X570-A Pro, RAM now working at XMP profile 2 (3200mhz) right from the box, without any additional tweaks involved. No BSOD's or errors in memtest (ryzen DRAM calculator).