If you were using only 2 sticks of ram I would say it's defaulting to the slowest speed of 3600
no, that's faster, plus you have more RAM.
I wasn't sure but It was 90 USD for the 32GB set.
you can go higher than 5600.
This ram support xmp, not expo, and it's enabled (with context restore enabled to avoid training and have shorter boot time)! But i enable xmp with context restore disabled my pc doesn't start! I discovered right now why...lookt at the pictures below....
i'm going crazy! If i enable xmp my pc doesn't start and i discovered now why! After hours of desperation! These are not properly identical ram modules! The timings are different! There is a solution ? I have to put manually the different timings for each module ? These are different revisions ? That produced by micron technology is newer ?
The faster memory, the hinyx modules, are already in the A+C slots since the beginning! There is a guide how to do this, i mean change the timings in the bios ? I saw an xmp profile editor if i remember correctly in the bios! Here the screens from zen timings (thank you!)The solution is to put the timings of the slower kit, manually.
It will apply to both kits.
Also, you can try to place the slower kit into the B+D slots. And the faster memory on the A+C slots.
This is because on daisy chain motherboards, the B+D slots have better signal integrity than the A+C slots.
And instead of using CPUZ, use ZenTimings. It shows a lot more info.
ZenTimings
ZenTimings is a simple and lightweight app for monitoring memory timings on Ryzen platform.zentimings.protonrom.com
I saw that, and the xmp profile show the correct timigs and voltage for each modules but if i enable it, my pc doesn't start, no signal to the tv! I have to put the timigs and voltages manually ? I need to find a guide to do this!
The faster memory, the hinyx modules, are already in the A+C slots since the beginning! There is a guide how to do this, i mean change the timings in the bios ? I saw an xmp profile editor if i remember correctly in the bios! Here the screens from zen timings (thank you!)
of course it boot! I had 32 gigabyte (16 x2) till today, and the first module was put in the first slot ( the first slot starting from the right of the motherboard, the second slot was free, and the second module was put in the third slot starting from the right of the motherboard! Is this is your A+C slots, right ? If yes, it was working perfectly with xmp and 6000 mhz reported in bios! I have to go out now, when i will be back i will start taking the screenshots, of course i have tro try the slower modules i guess...! Thank you for your help!
thats b+d.
b+d is the recommended config when using 2 sticks of RAM.
b+d = A2+B2
Is BIOS CSM legacy?So the slower sticks 32gb (16x2) works in A2+B2 slot like the other pair i have with xmp at 6000 mhz. Both pair of sticks don't let the pc boot if inserted in the A+C slots! With xmp disabled!
the timings of the slower kit (the newer one) if i understood correctly
the xmp timings
the xmp timings of the older sticks (faster ?)
the xmp settings
Legacy support+Uefi
Interesting, let me try! Thank you!
ok i did it and it doesn't work, as you can see the profile xmp it's 1400, and i can boot with xmp enabled but the clocks are still 3600. I guess because i have memory context restore enabled (this avoid memory training again) but if i disable memory context restore (not auto, just disabled) my pc doesn't boot with all the sticks inserted. And xmp doesn't work with memory context restore enabled and all 4 sticks inserted in their slots! The clocks are still 3600!try putting the new sticks in b+d and the old sticks in a+c.
then enable XMP, 6000mhz.
ensure the voltage is 1.4v.
basically you need the use the XMP profile of the new RAM.
if you see 1.25v, that means the PC is using the XMP profile of the old RAM, and that wont work (your PC wont boot) because your new RAM isnt good enough for those settings.
edit: here's a pic:
Well, shit, was about to get 32GB (2x16gb) more for my machine. It would be machine sticks for my current 2x16 by same company, same voltage and timings at 6000mhz.
I might try it since it would be exactly same 4 sticks of RAM. It not super optimistic.5200 would be nice for me as well if i can get there!
I would try to return and see if you can get same brand and timings/voltage. If you can't… try to sell on eBay or whatever is the local marketplace if not in US.I don't know if i have to return the new sticks or try to get higher speed :/
i haven't bought them on amazon so the return policy will be annoying as hell!
No problem running my 4 sticks At 3000 each
Yep!
I could only get all 4 sticks to 4800mhz, but this is on a msi pro 690 board. I have read up enough though to not do 4 sticks at this time.So i have to keep 3600 mhz speed ? I can't believe it can't go higher!
well i need this 64 gb and i can't buy 32x2 right now, so i have to deal with it! I'm sure with custom timings it can go higher!
