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ram RAM Frequency is lower than it should be.
Paget96 posted a topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Hello, could someone please explain why my RAM frequency remains at 2133MHz even though I have 3200MHz RAM? Here are my system specifications: Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II (https://rog.asus.com/motherboards/rog-strix/rog-strix-b550-f-gaming-wifi-ii-model/) CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X RAM: G.Skill 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 (https://www.gskill.com/product/165/166/1536654268/F4-3200C16D-16GTZR) I have 2x16GB RAM sticks installed in the correct slots according to the motherboard manual. In the BIOS, the RAM frequency is set to "Auto" (default). Thanks in advance. -
Greetings, I wanted to discuss a couple of things with you experts in this post and would like to have your opinions. 1. PSU and GPU Compatibility: I own a Corsair RM850e (2023 version, comes with a 12vhpwr cable) fully modular PSU which I have paired with my MSI RTX 3090 Suprim X. I have it plugged in and the system seems to work, I just wanted to understand something from the safety and stability point of view. The RM850e comes with only 4x points for CPU/PCIe (2 each) with 2x EPS cables (both of which are taken by my Z790-H Motherboard) and 1x 6+2 PCIe and 1x 6+2 with a pig-tail 6+2 connector, the 3090 however has 3x PCIe connector points. I have noticed some markers going online mentioning that it is best to not use a pig-tail connector on high power draw cards, and the 3090 is rated at 420w consumption. My question is, is the setup of this GPU with 2x dedicated and 1x pig-tail connections to the PSU safe enough to not catch fire? (I don't care much about getting every drop of performance out of it). If it is unsafe, what should be my steps forwards? Can I make this system work as it is? or do I need to undervolt the GPU? 2. DDR5 RAM Compatibility: I built the system up and did a Bench Test, which went well, however, during the BIOS update from v1202 to v1501 for the Asus ROG Strix Z790-H Gaming WiFi motherboard, the system did not post with the DRAM orange light solid. I flashed the other versions of the BIOS into the board, which sometimes worked, but not for long. I started troubleshooting and the system posted with 1 RAM stick removed from the 2. This lead me to a Reddit trail where the user mentioned that the RGB on the RAM stick was so much that it did not boot without the XMP enabled. So, upon trial of: removing one RAM stick > booting the PC > updating the BIOS > enabling the XMP > installing the other RAM stick, the system started working completely fine. The RAM here is G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32, 16x2, DDR5 6000. SPECS: Intel i7 14700k | Noctua NH-D15s | Asus Strix Z790-H Gaming WiFi | G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32 | MSI RTX 3090 Suprim X 24G | Adata XPG Gammix S70 Blade 1+2TB | Corsair RM850e 2023 | Corsair iCUE 4000X Hope to have your expert views and recommendations on the above topics! Thank you.
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Hello, I have a system that I am using for blender work which is struggling in scenes with multiple lights. I am looking at an upgrade in the near future (GPU + CPU) but for now I am trying to get a little more out of the hardware I have. Gigabyte B550i Aorus Pro AX Mini-Itx Ryzen 5600X (@ 4.5GHz all cores 1.28V) TridentZ 64GB (dual channel) 3600 cas 18 Galax GTX 1070Ti Sniper White I have clocked the 5600X to 4.5GHz at 1.28V, which improved benchmarks and increased the average frequency of the processor (which before was mostly peaking around 4.2GHz for short periods). I have played with the RAM a little, but this board is not friendly when the RAM timings are not right, and takes a while to get back to the bios. I have two questions: 1. I would like to try a multicore overclock and hopefully get 4.7-4.8 on one or two cores. Could someone could point me in the direction of a good tutorial for per core overclocking - although maybe not possible with my board? 2. What is the best way to approach RAM overclocking with ryzen, should I use the ryzen ram calculator that was floating around a few years ago? -
Hey all, Just wanna put it out there because TECHNICALLY my config shouldn't work due to height clearance (170mm vs 176mm). Once assembled I have probably around a paper's width of clearance left between the glass and top of the cooler. (!)Case: Corsair 4000D Airflow (!)Ram: Trident-Z Neo 3600Mhz 16GB x 2 (!)CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15 Other stuff: CPU: Ryzen 3700x Motherboard:Aorus X570 Pro Wifi GPU: 3080 Amp Holo PSU: Seasonic TX-1000 Gold Storage: Adata XPG SX8200 Pro 1TB + 2 x 250 Samsung 840 evo + 1 TB WD Black. Fans: Back: 120mm NH-F12 LTT Top: 140mm NH-A14 Chromax Front 2 x 140mm NH-A14 Hopefully it will help others when researching parts. I was prepared to swap the front CPU fan with a 120mm fan if it hits the case window. P/S: Pardon the crappy pictures. Crappy lighting due to rona.
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I’m building my new PC and I tested to see if everything lit up and one of my ram sticks won’t light up. What’s wrong? Note: this is an MSI B550 mobo that’s going to be paired with a 5600x when it arrives
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Hey guys, Just finished putting together my new rig. First time using AMD over Intel. I'm running into an issue with the memory frequency. Never had any issues with Intel (mobo's) before. It's probably easy to fix, though i've never tampered with any manual bios settings. Here it goes: Gigabyte X570 Aorus Pro (no wifi!) AMD 5900x CPU TridentZ Neo 3600hz CL18 64gb (2x32gb) Bios version F31o - 12/3/2020 (latest version) - XMP-profile enabled in Bios. No other changes in the Bios. Frequency in Bios shows 2667hz. Frequency in CPU-Z shows the same: Max Bandwith is set to 2666, which is incorrect. Any suggestions how to get the memory to run at 3600hz? Thanks in advance. -
I am trying to get a 5900x and pair it with a MSI x570 tomahawk mobo. I have been comparing the G.skill trident Z RGB vs the Crucial Ballistix RGB both are CL16 3600 is there any real difference? Both seem to be on the support memory list
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Hey there, i just bought a new PC. Unfortunately I can’t return my purchased Parts. When booting up I don’t get into Bios and the Dram EzDebug LED lights up. All fans are running and to turn off the pc I need to press the power button for like 6 seconds. Mainboard: MSI MPG B550 Gaming Plus CPU: Ryzen 5 5600X stock Ram: 2x 8GB G.Skill TridentZ 3600Mhz CL16 (F4-3600C16D-16GTZ) Things I’ve done: 1. Installed latest Bios with USB-Flash 2. tried one dim in all slots 3. tried all dims in all combinations I can’t test other ram now because I don’t have any DDR4 or Motherboard around. The website says the RAM is not supported. Can I somehow boot it up anyway and set the settings manually? Greetings! :)
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I just finished rebuilding my PC. It starts up, it boots like it should. Only one issue. When I leave it alone it to see if it will hibernate properly, the monitor screen will shut off for about 5 mins but the PC itself will reboot and it's done this 3 times now. Any suggestions?
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Hey guys! Fair warning: Total noob when it comes to PC building. I'm looking at two different RAMs for an upgrade: G.Skill Trident Z Neo 16gb 2x8 3200mhz Klevv Cras X 16gb 2x8 3600 Mhz I'm using an MSI Mortar B450 motherboard and a Ryzen 5 2600, and currently with an 8GB 2666mhz RAM, RoG RX580 8GB as my main GPU. What's better when it comes to overall performance of the PC between the two RAMs? Also, I'm using an interface where I have two monitors with two different GPUs. I have an RX 580 for my main display, and a GT 630 for my secondary -- both monitors have the same specs. Question here is does it matter if I use two different GPUs for my main and secondary display? Or should I take off the GT630 and just use my RX580 since it has two ports? Thanks a lot for your answers. I'd like to get some before I do any purchase.
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Hey guys! I'm planning to upgrade my RAM to 64gb by combining two separate (2x16gb) G.Skill Trident Z kits, specifically the model below: G.SKILL TridentZ RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3600 (PC4 28800) Desktop Memory (F4-3600C17D-32GTZR) Current system specs are: i9-9900k 4.9Ghz OC (H115i Pro 240mm AIO Liquid Cooler) MEG Z390 Godlike (Latest BIOS) Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 4x8GB DDR4 3000mhz 2x MSI RTX 2080ti Corsair AX1500i Is it okay if I combine 2 Trident Z kits to achieve the 64GB total? I've already researched about the QVL not being updated because there are too many RAM kits in the market, but I just wanted to read about your expert opinions if these will cause any issues? Any suggestions are welcome! Thank you for your time! Hope everyone stays safe and healthy! -
Hello guys, I am looking for a RAM upgrade right now and I need your help. Right now I'm running a ryzen 1600 (3.8Ghz OC) on a Strix B350-F. I'd like to upgrade from my 2x4GB 2400 kit to something faster with more capacity. While searching, I came across a 16GB 3000 kit of G.Skill Trident Z neo and I love it. Model No: G.SKILL F4-3000C16D-16GTZN Will this run with my existing hardware? I heard that my platform is (or was?) a little picky with RAM and I'd like to hear your opinion/experiences before pulling the trigger. Thanks in advance.
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Hi, I have 16gb of tridentZ rgb CL16-18-18-38, I'm new to the whole timing thing and overclocking but my ram seems to be running at 2133 after enabling XMP. could anyone help me with overclocking the ram in mhz to something more like 2500-2600? also could I have help figuring out timings and how to correctly time my ram. Any help is greatly appreciated
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So this is my first ever PC build I've ever been able to put together. Over the years I have owned various computers where i either installed a graphics card or I bought a laptop with gaming capability. I've been gaming since I was 10 or so my first real PC game I played was called G-NOME which was a Mechwarrior like game that came with my grandma's windows 95 PC. I've waited so many years to finally build my rig. I think i did alright for my First PC My build list is: PC: Lian Li Razer designed case Gigabyte X 570 Gaming X mobo Ryzen 7 3700X 8 core processor Power Color AMD Radeon Rx 5700 XT GPU 32 GB 3200 MHz Ram tiergrade 7 port USB 3.0 expansion card 6 thermaltake RGB Plus 12 Fans(razer chroma connect enabled of course) Peripherals: 1 LG 144hz HDR gaming monitor 2 25 inch ultra wide monitors(had these a number of years now) Razer Huntsman Elite Ultimate Razer Basilisk V2 wired Razer Naga Chroma Razer Orbweaver Chroma Razer Goliathus Chroma Razer Firefily Razer Wolverine Ultimate controller Razer Nari Elite Razer Base station Chroma
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Hey yall, I recently put together a new rig for myself based on a 3900x - decided to jump the intel ship this year. I am having a hell of a time getting my memory stable at anything other than the default of 2133mhz. Parts: AMD 3900X Asus Strix X570-E G.SKILL TridentZ Neo 3600Mhz C18 (F4-3600C18D-32GTZN) I had it running for a couple of weeks on XMP (DOCP) profile and it randomly froze and will not boot again now unless I reset to defaults. I've taken a pretty large hit on FPS in games like Tarkov. So I've been trying to do as much research as possible, and have tried most of the alternate values that the DRAM calculator gives (especially for procODT). I have also tried a SAFE profile for running it at 3200 and it fails to post in all scenarios. Originally when installing my CPU / RAM it would fail to post until I loosened the CPU cooler a bit. Do I have shitty memory? Shitty CPU? I'm also aware that I'm not the most knowledgeable on memory overclocking, and may have messed up already by getting C18. I admit I am out of my depth here, and was hoping to just slap on the XMP profile and be off. I am willing to purchase a new set at this point if it is what I must do... I am pretty confident that it is Hynix CJR memory based on the taiphoon output (attached) but I have read plenty online about some Trident Z Neo sticks being b-die. I know this can be hard to troubleshoot online, but maybe there is something obvious that I am missing or can try. Any help or tips greatly appreciated, Semo Update: I went from getting about 120-140fps in EFT to about 30-40 today. Not sure if related to above or some windows update. G.Skill F4-3600C18-16GTZN.html
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Hey guys, I was thinking about upgrade my RAM, currently I have the Tridentz RGB 16Gb 16-16-16-36 on my Ryzen 3700X. What do you think is more worth it? 1 - get another exact same kit? .... 190€ 2 - get 32Gb NEO 16-19-19-39..... 242€ 3 - get 32Gb NEO 16-16-16-36..... 344€ Whats the different between the 2 NEOs? The 2nd is not bdie and the 3rd is bdie? Should I leave it just as it is...
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BIOS settings - XMP profile, Smart Fan reverting back to default when system is completely shut down and disconnected from power. This is my very 1st budget gaming PC build. Not at all into overclocking and other geeky stuff about extracting more juice from PC components. But being a follower of LTT, RFP, Pauls Hardware and other PC build videos managed to build this dream setup. The main components I have assembled are as below - i. Ryzen 7 3700X(with stock wraith RGB cooler since am not overclocking CPU) ii. Gigabyte X570 Gaming X iii. G.Skill Tridentz F4-3200C16D 16GTZR 8x2GB (2nd and 4th slot) iv. MSI RX5700 XT Evoke v. Corsair MP510 480GB vi. Corsair RM750 PSU Havent tried updating the BIOS and everything else is in default setting. Only changes I am doing are enabling XMP profile inside Advanced Memory Settings, enabling Fan failure alerts in Smart Fan. With these changes saved as a profile or simply saving and proceeding with windows boot CPU-Z shows DRAM frequency at 1596MHz, dual channel which means XMP profile is working. If I restart or shut down my system but keep the power to PSU on, BIOS settings remain unchanged and CPU-Z shows 3200MHz. Problem starts when I shut down and turn off power. Next time I hit the power button PC wont boot to windows directly before restarting multiple times with blank display. And when windows is finally on which is the case after 30 secs CPU-Z shows DRAM frequency to be 1064.5MHz sharp everytime, RAM speed drops to 2133MHz. Going back into BIOS welcomes me with the message "BIOS has been reset. Please set configurations .......bla bla bla". This looks like a CMOS battery issue but I think that would have messed up the system date time settings as well which isnt my case. Even then I am an amateur so please correct me if I am wrong. The dealer asked me to bring back the motherboard or change the CMOS battery. Its been a month since I built this and I request expert advice from this forum before I rip apart my system all over again.
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I'll keep it short, I've upgraded my PC early last year and I had put 2x8 TridentZ this exact model : https://www.gskill.com/product/165/166/1536654268/F4-3200C16D-16GTZRTrident-Z-RGBDDR4-3200MHz-CL16-18-18-38-1.35V16GB-(2x8GB) Now I wanna upgrade my RAM, make it 32GB and I've been meaning to place order for another 2x8 kit [exact model] but I read someplace that you oughta order 4x8 Kits if you wanna have them be compatible and that's been messing with me because I can't just ignore my current RAM and order another kit of 4x8. So am I safe in ordering 2 more of the same model? Rest of the specs: Intel i7 8700K + GTX 1080Ti + ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-E Motherboard Let me know, thanks!
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I have a small problem. My TridentZ RGB (two modules) is not syncing, one module is running slightly faster than the other one. I don't know what's going on honestly Anyone have any solutions to this weird problem?
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hi! I have just put together a new ryzen build and have run into some memory problems. hardware is tomahawk max ryzen 3600 g.skill trident z neo 3600 16-18-18-18-39 2x16gb asus dual EVO 2070 super Cooler master v750 psu For oc i have enabled pbo and auto oc in ryzen master. For the gpu i have 1000mhz memory oc and 60mhz core clock. Xmp enabled and memory rubbing at 3600mhz eithbstock timinga. All tested and stable in superposition, cpu-z, user benchmark. But then I got down to gaming and had unexpected crashes in rdr2. Tried aida64, system reboots on fpu test. then i turned xmp off and system works, but memory at 2166mhz. so my question is: any fixes for this so that i can run memory at 3600mhz or should I return the sticks and replace then with some better ones?
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So my rgb software for my Corsair fans and my trident z Is breaking my games. I’m shutting down and deleting everything. So far the icue software was major issue. Also trident z. I went on a mission to update the mobi no updates though google. I’m just so disappointed. This is my first computer I had a friend help me out putting it together. The first months been absolutely hell. My audio is still a mess with my attic pro wireless. It’s kinda turned me off to the whole pc scene after over $3500 spent on parts. Please and help with my rgb even more important the artic pro wireless microphone the headphones are amazing. -
Hi! I’m currently planning on a build with a ryzen 5 3600, asrock B450 steel legend and 16gb of g.skill trident z rgb. But when I checked their site they have a specific kind of trident z for amd, the gtzrx, but they also have regular ram for intel, gtzr. Does it matter which one you pair with ryzen, or is it only more performance if you pair the x version with ryzen?
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First, to get this out of the way, these are the specs of my PC: Now I'll cut to the chase, the issue is as follows: Originally, I was using 8 Corsair Dominator RAM sticks for 64GB 3200mhz cl16 which I then overclocked to 3400mhz cl17. Back then everything was running completely fine, no issues whatsoever. Not long ago I've upgraded my RAM to the Tridentz Royal which are also 8 sticks for a total of 64GB, 3200mhz cl14, and that was the point where the issues started occurring- At every attempt of enabling XMP, the motherboard signals a 'detect memory' issue message. Even when removing all sticks, then trying with only 2/4/6 sticks at a time I found no success. I then went back to the Dominator sticks as they used to work completely fine before, however they also failed to XMP, as well as when trying only 2/4/6 sticks at a time. I find that to be very bizarre. The CPU manages to easily reach an overclock frequency of 4.6ghz. Whatever I try, the memory manages to settle only at 2133 and that is it, no matter the configuration. At every single hertz that is being added, the system crashes- It either fails to boot up, or just bsods out of a hardware issue. I'm very helpless at this point, as I have no idea about what else I could do or what is causing the issue. All help is gladly welcome and very appreciated, thanks in advance. -
Hi i got a new ram ( g.skills Trident Z RGB) i am replacing with my Klevv cras II. but it seems like my new ram cant sync with MSI mystic light is there any way for me to sync the led with my mobo led?? thanks BTW i am using msi x470 pro carbon
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Hello, Last time I bought a PC was my 11in Alienware Laptop back in 2009 or so. I don't know much about building a PC...was gonna go with a PC Builder like Maingear of Falcon Northwest but figure building it myself...I can get better parts of the same money. I started researching online..found Linus (I'm from Vancity), JayTwoCents, Bitwit, HardwareCanucks...the Verge ?... Building a PC doesn't seem too difficult...I have friends that have built pc's before and youtube how to's. I have enjoyed DYI recently on other tasks I have done. I don't really care about cost. I plan to game, watch movies, render videos for a possible YouTube channel I'm thinking about doing...plus all the other normal stuff. I'm not interested in AIO or liquid cooling...I prefer fan only. I would like it to be as quiet as possible, have good thermals, preferably power efficient when idle, when doing normal tasks, when rendering, and then whatever load happens when gaming at max settings. This is what I've researched and intend to purchase...I've definitely learned a lot the last couple of weeks. I also am open to AMD Ryzen...so this might change if I go with Ryzen. If you have a Ryzen build with flagship parts like best mobo...please let me know. I didn't look into Ryzen but read a new chip is coming out soon. The parts: Case: Lian-Li PC-O11 Dynamic (Black) CPU: Intel Core i9-9900K 8 core Heat Sink: Noctua NH-U12A Case Fans: Noctua NF-A12x25 120mm 4-pin PWM fans (probably like 9 fans...3 side, 3 bottom, 2 top and 1 back...I'll configure it for good airflow) Motherboard: MSI MEG Z390 GODLIKE RAM: 32gb (2x16) G.Skill Trident Z RGB DDR4-3200 MHz. (doesn't have to be RGB) GPU: EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti FTW3 Ultra Gaming 11 GB GDDR6 Hard drive: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 Internal SSD Storage: Samsung 860 Pro V-Nand 1TB SSD SATA SSD Power Supply (PSU): EVGA Supernova 750 G3, 80 plus gold Monitor: Dell Alienware 1900R 34.1 curved monitor. Must be G-Sync tho. Keyboard: Corsair K95 RGB Platinum Mouse: Steelseries Rival 600 Gaming Mouse ---------- Anyway...I would really appreciate any comments...if there are problems with the parts or compatibility issues. I don't plan to buy in a month or two. Also, if any of the hardware have issues...quality issues, etc...please let me know. Some areas I think could be different are the power supply...not sure how much power I need...I used online calculator. Also the M.2 drive...I could go with 512 GB...using it mainly for operating system, video editing, and storing important files like documents. The 2.5 SSD for games and general storage. Thanks...I really appreciate any input. Toasted_Oats ------------ PS. I went to PC Part Picker and had this "Compatibility Note" (curious if that is a concern or what it means...does that mean if I were to buy three M.2 SSDs, I cannot have three 2.5 SSDs in exchange?) The motherboard M.2 slot #1 shares bandwidth with a SATA 6.0 Gb/s port. When the M.2 slot is populated, one SATA 6.0 Gb/s port is disabled. The motherboard M.2 slot #2 shares bandwidth with a SATA 6.0 Gb/s port. When the M.2 slot is populated, one SATA 6.0 Gb/s port is disabled. The motherboard M.2 slot #3 shares bandwidth with SATA 6.0 Gb/s ports. When the M.2 slot is populated with a PCIe-based M.2 drive, two SATA 6.0 Gb/s ports are disabled. -----------
