Enabling XMP for the memory does not work

[dunkermex]

So i have been having an issue where i have 4 Hyper X fury 8 GB Sticks, all of them are rated for 3200Mhz speeds, however when i enable XMP all 4 sticks never boot, i looked further in the issue and apparently each 2 sticks have different dies on them, using Thaiphoon burner i found that 2 of the sticks are Samsung C-Die and 2 are Hynix D-Die, and i have tried manually setting the timings for them but with no solution, could use some help on this  

System specs,

Ryzen 5 2600

MSI B450 pro carbon max wifi

power supply is cougar cmx 700w

4x8 GB Hyper X fury 3200Mhz RAM sticks

and an ROG strix 2060,

included is also screenshots of the memory

 

NB, i have tested each single stick at 3200MHz and it ran okay then tested each 2 from the same die manufacturer together at that speed and that also worked, it didnt work when i mixed them, and there was no way of knowing that they are different dies when i bought them as its the same brand.

[KingTdiGGiTTy]

You might be able to gain stability by slightly increasing voltages, or you might have to try clocking the memory slower that rated. 3000Mhz instead of 3200Mhz per say.

[dunkermex]

1 minute ago, KingTdiGGiTTy said:

You might be able to gain stability by slightly increasing voltages, or you might have to try clocking the memory slower that rated. 3000Mhz instead of 3200Mhz per say.

i have checked the voltages and it goes to 1.35V by default tried going higher all the way up to 1.45V , but didnt change anything, and the bios xmp shows 2933 as the one lower than 3200, when i tried that i was getting BSODs and when i did a mem test after 5 minutes there was a lot of errors coming up.

[KingTdiGGiTTy]

3 minutes ago, dunkermex said:

when i tried that i was getting BSODs and when i did a mem test after 5 minutes there was a lot of errors coming up.

If you bought these as part of one kit, return it.

If you were upgrading you may consider returning the new kit or just living with it.

[dunkermex]

1 minute ago, KingTdiGGiTTy said:

If you bought these as part of one kit, return it.

If you were upgrading you may consider returning the new kit or just living with it.

so better to just get a 32GB Kit as i was upgrading yes?

[Jurrunio]

Do they come from the same kit (i.e. the package holds 4 of them together)? If yes, you could actually RMA it.

[dunkermex]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Do they come from the same kit (i.e. the package holds 4 of them together)? If yes, you could actually RMA it.

no sadly i had 2 and bought 2 extra from the same model as i heard mixing ram is not the best idea

[Jurrunio]

9 minutes ago, dunkermex said:

no sadly i had 2 and bought 2 extra from the same model as i heard mixing ram is not the best idea

Last ditch attempt, try having the same kit on the same memory channel (so C-die C-die D-die D-die on the motherboard).

[dunkermex]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Last ditch attempt, try having the same kit on the same memory channel (so C-die C-die D-die D-die on the motherboard).

so i would put the memory as C-Die | D-Die | C-Die | D-Die?

[Jurrunio]

1 minute ago, dunkermex said:

so i would put the memory as C-Die | D-Die | C-Die | D-Die?

no that's different die on the same channel. slots of the same channel are always next to each other

[dunkermex]

3 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

no that's different die on the same channel. slots of the same channel are always next to each other

ah okay as on this motherboard each channel is the 2 slots together, i just checked and that is already the case so the C-dies are next to each other and the d-dies are next to each other