GSkill Ripjawz 2x16 3200mhz WILL NOT run at said 3200mhz

[arsenxl]

Hello! I recently bought 2x16 of GSkill Ripjawz 3200mhz RAM. However, when I try to set the RAM to the desired speed of 3200mhz in the BIOS, I get about 10 seconds into my desktop and get the MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD Error code. I can run 2666 mhz all day and never have any issues, but that’s not what I paid for  . I’m not too sure if there’s something I’m doing wrong or what but I am becoming very annoyed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

specs are as follows

CPU: Intel i7-9700k

GPU: EVGA 1070 SC 

MOBO: MPG Z390 Gaming PLUS

[DoctorNick]

9 minutes ago, arsenxl said:

Hello! I recently bought 2x16 of GSkill Ripjawz 3200mhz RAM. However, when I try to set the RAM to the desired speed of 3200mhz in the BIOS, I get about 10 seconds into my desktop and get the MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD Error code. I can run 2666 mhz all day and never have any issues, but that’s not what I paid for  . I’m not too sure if there’s something I’m doing wrong or what but I am becoming very annoyed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

specs are as follows

CPU: Intel i7-9700k

GPU: EVGA 1070 SC 

MOBO: MPG Z390 Gaming PLUS

Make sure you use slot A2 B2. Try setting frequency, timings and dram voltage manually. You can download Aida64, go to motherboard ->spd to see full timings table. Or use primary timings ie. 16-18-18-36

[Mark Kaine]

Are you using XMP? Are there several profiles (like 1/2)?

 

if not, how are you setting the speed?

[arsenxl]

3 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

Are you using XMP? Are there several profiles (like 1/2)?

 

if not, how are you setting the speed?

I have tried setting the speeds through the advanced DRAM overclocking on my bios and letting the PC handle it using XMP. Both methods give me the MEMORY_MANAGEMENT BSOD

[arsenxl]

7 hours ago, DoctorNick said:

Make sure you use slot A2 B2. Try setting frequency, timings and dram voltage manually. You can download Aida64, go to motherboard ->spd to see full timings table. Or use primary timings ie. 16-18-18-36

I tried using the 16-18-18-36 timings, to no avail. I will try the Aida64 method when I get back to my PC and I will update this post later.

[DoctorNick]

12 hours ago, arsenxl said:

I tried using the 16-18-18-36 timings, to no avail. I will try the Aida64 method when I get back to my PC and I will update this post later.

Yeah was just an example, was a typo, should have said eg.

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Motherboard BIOS up to date?