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RE: Desktop in sig below...
There have been a couple of posts on this RAM, I happened to grab some... maybe by mistake. I was in a hurry when I bought the parts for this upgrade... I saw 'Crucial' and '3200' and thought it would be a pretty safe bet, and ran with it.
What I have...
What it looks like... (see attached.)
What it's in...
No, this RAM isn't on the QVL list, but there are similar components... but not the same. According to CPUz, this stuff is running at 2400MHz, but has an XMP profile. Every time I enable XMP in the BIOS, it crashes. I guess I'm happy with it at 2400MHz, but it seems like I paid the money, I should be able to get more out of it, even if it's just reduced timings. I have Ryzen Master downloaded, I haven't really fooled with it just yet, but I'm wondering...
For those of you familiar with either the mobo, RAM, or both, particularly on the B450 chipset, if you have any experience OC'ing it, or even tightening up the timings, I'm all ears.
I have considered just taking this stuff back, and getting something else, but I don't know if the limits are from the mobo, or the RAM... or both. I miss the good old days of DDR3... when you could get stupid with OC's and timings and it wasn't that much trouble. It sure seems like the AMD boards in particular are quite picky.
There have been a couple of posts on this RAM, I happened to grab some... maybe by mistake. I was in a hurry when I bought the parts for this upgrade... I saw 'Crucial' and '3200' and thought it would be a pretty safe bet, and ran with it.
What I have...
Are you a human?
www.newegg.com
What it looks like... (see attached.)
What it's in...
Are you a human?
www.newegg.com
No, this RAM isn't on the QVL list, but there are similar components... but not the same. According to CPUz, this stuff is running at 2400MHz, but has an XMP profile. Every time I enable XMP in the BIOS, it crashes. I guess I'm happy with it at 2400MHz, but it seems like I paid the money, I should be able to get more out of it, even if it's just reduced timings. I have Ryzen Master downloaded, I haven't really fooled with it just yet, but I'm wondering...
For those of you familiar with either the mobo, RAM, or both, particularly on the B450 chipset, if you have any experience OC'ing it, or even tightening up the timings, I'm all ears.
I have considered just taking this stuff back, and getting something else, but I don't know if the limits are from the mobo, or the RAM... or both. I miss the good old days of DDR3... when you could get stupid with OC's and timings and it wasn't that much trouble. It sure seems like the AMD boards in particular are quite picky.