Help with unstable PC. BSODs and Game crashes.

[Johnpiou]

I done fucked it up guys. So I was running on my new PC with a ryzen 5 2600 on a B450m Ds3h from gigabyte for a some time with one stick of G.skill aegis 8gb 3200mhz ram in XMP profile with no problem at the DDR4_1 SLOT.

Today I bought a second stick of the exact same memory and when I installed it I started having BSODs and crashes in games.

I then tried to reinstall em and I think... I broke the ddr4_1 slot....

Then I put em in the ddr4_3 and ddr4_4 according to the Motherboard manual and took the voltage to 1.40v while running 3200mhz and the PC became even more unstable. 

Please any help.... Ask me everything.

[IkeaGnome]

Why do you think you broke the slot? Did something tear or come off the motherboard?

Have you tried clearing CMOS?

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, Johnpiou said:

Then I put em in the ddr4_3 and ddr4_4 according to the Motherboard manual and took the voltage to 1.40v while running 3200mhz and the PC became even more unstable. 

 

are you able to run them at 2933 or 3000?

[Johnpiou]

2 minutes ago, Voluspa said:

Why do you think you broke the slot? Did something tear or come off the motherboard?

Have you tried clearing CMOS?

I think I physically broken it. I will test it's working tomorrow. If it doesn't. Will I be fine with the DDR4_3 AND DDR4_4?

[Johnpiou]

3 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

are you able to run them at 2933 or 3000?

Here is my plan, I want to see if they work with no problem without any xmp at 2133mhz with no issue and then try to get em there. Just that I don't know how to take em to 3000mhz since they are 3200mhz cards. Also will I be fine with those slots I am?

[Fasauceome]

3 minutes ago, Johnpiou said:

Here is my plan, I want to see if they work with no problem without any xmp at 2133mhz with no issue and then try to get em there. Just that I don't know how to take em to 3000mhz since they are 3200mhz cards. Also will I be fine with those slots I am?

XMP should let you change to more than one speed. 

 

The slots you're using are less stable, but for your memory target that is hopefully not a big concern. Not to get too complicated, the ideal situation is to have all the traces between the dimm and the CPU, so if you have the ram as far from the CPU as possible that's good, but if you have empty dimm slots to the right of the ram, it will be harder to overclock.