Ram clock issue

[Hermann0000]

So after turning the xmp profile on i still remain at 2133 mhz not 3200 mhz. And i tried manually clocking but pc won't boot at 3200 mhz. Specs are ryzen 5 3600 and asrock x370 pro 4 ( Both 3200 capable) And the ram is gskill f4-3200c16d-16VKB

[MarvinKMooney]

8 minutes ago, Hermann0000 said:

So after turning the xmp profile on i still remain at 2133 mhz not 3200 mhz. And i tried manually clocking but pc won't boot at 3200 mhz. Specs are ryzen 5 3600 and asrock x370 pro 4 ( Both 3200 capable) And the ram is gskill f4-3200c16d-16VKB

What’s the voltage the ram is running at?

you can try increasing the volts by 0.050 reboot then up the ram speed little by little until you get the desired results

[Hermann0000]

1 minute ago, Viridian said:

What’s the voltage the ram is running at?

you can try increasing the volts by 0.050 reboot then up the ram speed little by little until you get the desired results

1,35 V when i first booted it was 1,2 V but changing it didin't do shit

[MarvinKMooney]

Have you tried upping the speed your self or just the XMP profile?

[Hermann0000]

first of i just did 1,35v and 3200 no xmp did not even boot . then used just xmp 1,35 remained still yet 2133 as well

[Beerzerker]

My x470 Tachi is 3200 capable yet it won't run the sticks at 3200 - At 3000 it's fine, just not 3200.
Just remember with any OC'ing there is no guarantee of results.

It's going back to 2133 as a default speed so the system will boot, you can try different speeds such as 2666 to start with and see how far you can take it. If you haven't already, perhaps a BIOS update would improve things.

[MarvinKMooney]

I’d try upping the Voltage to 1.4 then Try 3000 see if it boots with that.

[Hermann0000]

3 minutes ago, Beerzerker said:

My x470 Tachi is 3200 capable yet it won't run the sticks at 3200 - At 3000 it's fine, just not 3200.
Just remember with any OC'ing there is no guarantee of results.

It's going back to 2133 as a default speed so the system will boot, you can try different speeds such as 2666 to start with and see how far you can take it. If you haven't already, perhaps a BIOS update would improve things.

got newest possible it's first to do after new pc buid. then i will try to steadily increase mhz . yet it is a shame that it won't always work at dedicated clock

[Beerzerker]

Unfortunately it's like that sometimes - You have to work with what it will give you.