4 pieces of 16 sticks from TridentZ aren't compatible with 3200.
4 pieces of 16 sticks from TridentZ aren't compatible with 3200.
If they are the same model, including identical sets of 4 sticks doesn't increase capacity.
It's accurate. A modest quantity, yet effective. Each unit or position can operate somewhat autonomously.
As mentioned, Quad increases stress on the IMX and interconnect. Because Zen+ isn’t ideal for high IMC, it could fail. Try 2933—it’s just above that threshold but might still function.
It remains a dual-channel setup, but in reality it works well. The resources and performance you're aiming for put a lot of strain on the CPU's integrated memory controller.
It makes sense, better than 2133 at least. Appreciate your support!
It seems the motherboard or the Zen+ CPU isn't up to the task. I faced the same issue with my Athlon X4 880K and FX-8370 using the same 2133MHz RAM setup; I had to lower the frequency to 1866MHz. Even if the board wasn’t bad, the latency should have improved as well—CL9 equals CL8 at that point.
You're considering switching to a Crosshair 6 and wondering if your 3200 rating would still work.