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I had so many problems with Ryzen AMD and 3600 CL16 Kits and even downclocking.
I picked up the F4-3200C14Q-32GFX kit (quad channel B-DIE). This kit is rock solid with XMP profile at 3200 CL14 and moving up to 3600 CL16 using the Ryzen DRAM calculator safe settings and it just works. Passes MemTest86 and super stable. Not one single failed boot while I progressed.
It's 67nS at 3600 CL16 Gear down off (1.35V stock! no other changes) and I haven't even tried Thaiphoon with Ryzen DDR yet. Faster than other populare native 3600 CL16 too!
It's 72nS at 3200 CL14 stock.
The AIDA64 scores are lower because its a 3600X and a single CCD but still great result.
I can only image it is because its AMD Ryzen certified. If you want to save yourself hastle, the G-Skill Flare X is a super product line from G.Skill. Worth the money and 32GB is a lot but at least I know I dont need to upgrade on my X570 platform ever, just when I move from my 3600X to the final 4950X when they make it.
I picked up the F4-3200C14Q-32GFX kit (quad channel B-DIE). This kit is rock solid with XMP profile at 3200 CL14 and moving up to 3600 CL16 using the Ryzen DRAM calculator safe settings and it just works. Passes MemTest86 and super stable. Not one single failed boot while I progressed.
It's 67nS at 3600 CL16 Gear down off (1.35V stock! no other changes) and I haven't even tried Thaiphoon with Ryzen DDR yet. Faster than other populare native 3600 CL16 too!
It's 72nS at 3200 CL14 stock.
The AIDA64 scores are lower because its a 3600X and a single CCD but still great result.
I can only image it is because its AMD Ryzen certified. If you want to save yourself hastle, the G-Skill Flare X is a super product line from G.Skill. Worth the money and 32GB is a lot but at least I know I dont need to upgrade on my X570 platform ever, just when I move from my 3600X to the final 4950X when they make it.
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