Spend some more time with the dram calculator. There is a much better memory test then the windows one built into the calc app. Hovering the mouse cursor over things will give more info. It has all the relevant safe voltage range information for the memory and controller on the right side. Just make sure you are accurately entering all of the information in the left side fields for your configuration.
3800 MT/s and 1900 FCLK with safe primary timings and voltages from DRAM calculator should work fine. You may need to reduce your bin in the dropdown. Don't worry about the sub-timings for now. Enter the primaries, set the command rate to 1T, enable gear down mode (odd # cas latency will round up when enabled), and try the voltages from the calculator starting with the min. Leave everything else on auto.
Be sure you know how to clear cmos (there is a button on the back of your board) and save your bios settings before trying to post. I like to boot into
memtest 86 and pass 1 round of testing before booting into windows to test further. Unstable memory settings can corrupt your OS install.
As I mentioned earlier memory tuning is difficult even with the calculator as a guide. The
memory I suggested earlier is much better if you really want to spend the time to tune. I'd return the stuff you bought and grab those if you are determined to tune or
these if you want a viable xmp profile.
Hope that helps. I don't have much else to offer besides make sure you do lots of stability testing with different utilities. Memory tuning is mostly trial and error. Prepare to get frustrated.
First of all, when I run my Rams manually, they work smoothly with 18-22-22-42 timings at 3600Mhz on FLCK1800 as 4Dimm. I'm getting 66NS latency.
When I change the speed to 3733Mhz and FCLK to 1866Mhz, the system boots but the Ramler is not stable. I get 62NS Latency at 3733Mhz. I am getting errors in MemTest process or Windows Ram Test.
When I increase the speed to 3800Mhz and FCLK to 1900, the system does not boot. BIOS reset, I get Restart.
I also tried with the Ryzen Dram Calculator. But I guess I didn't succeed because I did something wrong here.
I am writing in order;
I exported the Ram XMP values of my Rams as HTML file with Typhoon.
My rams are called Hynix D-Die.
Then I ran the Ryzen Dram Calculator application and selected the Processor Zen2 AM4.
I chose the Memory Type Hynix CJR/DJR.
I marked the memory PCB type as Manual.
I made the Memory Frequency 3800Mhz.
The BCLK value is 100. Number of DIMM Modules 4.
Motherboard X570 selected.
I selected the HTML file I saved with the Typhoon application and imported it.
I pressed the Calculate Safe button and it gave me these values that I had shared.
Which of these values should I enter? Because there are many sub-values. And some of them I can't find in BIOS. I'm using Asus Crosshair VIII Hero.
For example, I can change Power Down, Gear Down, Command Rate settings. But I could not find BGS and BGS sub-values.
For example, I could not find the values in the Cad BUS Block section. There are four separate columns, I don't know where to enter which one. So what adjustments should I make? I would be very happy if you provide information.