Could be faulty, have you tried 1 stick at a time etc, might be worth updating my bios if you haven't already.
Team Group Dark Pro "8 Pack Edition" 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 PC4-25600C14 3200MHz Dual Channel Kit - Black
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My brother has the 3600/16 version of this ram which is the same bin for his x570 taichi and it's never been a problem running at xmp, I tuned it up further for him to 3733 although this did take a bit of fiddling with the voltages.
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So guys I have this ram (3200MHz version) and am trying to get it stable at 3600MHz CL16.
On my x370 board I had it stable at 3600MHz using the default CL16 timings from the 3600MHz ram at 1.35v. I played at least 200hrs + at these settings.
Fast forward to now I have an x570 board and struggling to get it stable at the same settings and voltages.
For those saying they just set the dram voltage and off they went did you tweak any other voltages such as VDDG etc?
At the moment I am running memtest86 with all on auto but dram voltage at 1.4v
However the FCLK is at 1800MHz. Will memtest86 even show me if the FCLK is stable at this speed?
I am not sure if I need to apply any VDDG voltage or not?
On my x370 board it wasn't until I added VDDG at 1.0v that things finally stopped crashing. However on my x570 I have tried up to 1.1v VDDG and still not stable hence why I am now trying 1.4v dram as opposed to what worked previously 1.35v.
On my x370 board I had it stable at 3600MHz using the default CL16 timings from the 3600MHz ram at 1.35v. I played at least 200hrs + at these settings.
Fast forward to now I have an x570 board and struggling to get it stable at the same settings and voltages.
For those saying they just set the dram voltage and off they went did you tweak any other voltages such as VDDG etc?
At the moment I am running memtest86 with all on auto but dram voltage at 1.4v
However the FCLK is at 1800MHz. Will memtest86 even show me if the FCLK is stable at this speed?
I am not sure if I need to apply any VDDG voltage or not?
On my x370 board it wasn't until I added VDDG at 1.0v that things finally stopped crashing. However on my x570 I have tried up to 1.1v VDDG and still not stable hence why I am now trying 1.4v dram as opposed to what worked previously 1.35v.
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I've run 4x8 of both the 3200 and 3600 on various Ryzen and Threadripper systems, assuming your bios is up-to-date then it should be ok?
Though the 2000 series CPUs are better off with 3200MHz max, 3000 series CPUs are great with 3600MHz.
Yes, running 4x8Gb 3200MHz on an X570 TUF board with 3700X. Amazingly enabled XMP with no other changes and it's been rock solid, not tried 3600MHz.
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Should do, I run these at 3600cl14 without any problems. Settings straight from the DRAM calculator.
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Dunno why the C14 timings don't work for me.
On my x370 board it wouldn't boot, on my x570 it boots but I get errors when running HCI memtest. This is at 1.45v dram.
Is it possible that it actually needs less voltage? Haven't tried that.
On my x370 board it wouldn't boot, on my x570 it boots but I get errors when running HCI memtest. This is at 1.45v dram.
Is it possible that it actually needs less voltage? Haven't tried that.
It's probably just silicon lottery.
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I have a stange issue when trying to overclock these, though I am a relative novice when it comes to memory.,
The safe settings from DRAM calculator won't even post. The fast settings post fine, but fail memtest. So at the moment i've running stock XMP but the TRFC is super high at 630
The safe settings from DRAM calculator won't even post. The fast settings post fine, but fail memtest. So at the moment i've running stock XMP but the TRFC is super high at 630
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Have you also tried the DRAM calculator settings?
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I have but I had no idea how to change all the values through my motherboard some of the letters were different and it seemed more confusing as there seemed to be a difference from the calculator.
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Which motherboard do you have, i could find pretty much all of them on my Gigabyte Elite.
Edit - Just saw your signature
Edit - Just saw your signature
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I will upgrade my motherboard but I'll wait till I get a 4000 CPU and do both at the same time, might do some research soon as well, lockdown and all that jazz, but I'm running 4x8gb sticks and it's apparently harder to OC RAM if using all 4 DIMM slots.
Guessing you need a bump in voltage with the safe if they won't even post.
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Recommend was 1.35v I've tried with 1.45v and still no post.