ram issue

[Hunlight]

hello,

 

have gskill jaw red cl16 ( I believe its either 16 or 14 cant remember rn) 3200, 32gb kit (16x2). with my mobo gig aorus elite b450, and cpu ryzen 3600.

 

like year ago after I bought it, I updated all drivers, bios etc. but rams wont work whatever I try past 2866, even on 2933 it crashes after game launch.

 

Please suggest any reasonable solutions, as I tried voltage, manual timings, manual all those tlcd things set via the ram software which shows what to enter there, as well as xmp or non xmp, tried higher timings and lower, tried with cpu oc and without, with gpu oc and without, tried 1/2 slots and 3/4 and 1/3 and 2/4 just in case. so Im out of any reasonable ways to solve the issue.

 

why its important ? coz my cpu is still decent, but coz of rams Im losing some important additional fps as Im playing on 1440p ultra wide, which takes some extra fps, and every additional fps is nice. I really dont want to change neither ram neigher mobo. new 5600 cpu looks nice, but cpu 250/300 eur + new mobo around 150 and ram kit around 150~ so around 600, when for my kit I would be able to get only around 350-400 as u know used market.

 

[boggy77]

slots: 2 and 4

xmp: enabled

dram voltage:1.35

soc voltage: 1.1

[Hunlight]

3 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

slots: 2 and 4

xmp: enabled

dram voltage:1.35

soc voltage: 1.1

I think I tried smth similar, but 1.12 for soc I believe, it still crashed past 2866  mby I should try it once more with new bios ?

[boggy77]

Just now, Hunlight said:

I think I tried smth similar, but 1.12 for soc I believe, it still crashed past 2866  mby I should try it once more with new bios ?

yes bios update should help.

[AndreiArgeanu]

Take the memory out of your system, look at the sticker on the memory itself and make sure it's 3200mhz. Also check the QVL list of the motherboard and make sure the memory you're using is there. If it's not there it could mean that your system, may be incompatible with the memory.

[Hunlight]

Just now, AndreiArgeanu said:

Take the memory out of your system, look at the sticker on the memory itself and make sure it's 3200mhz. Also check the QVL list of the motherboard and make sure the memory you're using is there. If it's not there it could mean that your system, may be incompatible with the memory.

yes it is on the list found it with manufactory code - PV432G320C6K and its for sure 3200 cl 16, tho its different rams my bad its viper 4, forgot I went with different kit back then.

[Hunlight]

10 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

yes bios update should help.

also back then I for sure updated bios and it did not helped. that was first thing I tried

[AndreiArgeanu]

1 minute ago, Hunlight said:

yes it is on the list found it with manufactory code - PV432G320C6K and its for sure 3200 cl 16, tho its different rams my bad its viper 4, forgot I went with different kit back then.

I just recommend checking, I've had recently an issue where I couldn't get my "supposedly" 3200mhz to actually work at 3200mhz, and it just turned out that I had put in the wrong memory kit.

[Hunlight]

Just now, AndreiArgeanu said:

I just recommend checking, I've had recently an issue where I couldn't get my "supposedly" 3200mhz to actually work at 3200mhz, and it just turned out that I had put in the wrong memory kit.

nah nah, I remember checking it few times, on the way for checking timings, and yes its 3200, and I dont have another kit just old ddr2 sticks xDD

[Hunlight]

so any other tips/ ideas?

 

[Hunlight]

ping still need help  a superman is needed here.

 

[Hunlight]

Still need help, someone please any ideas will help.