Adjusting fan speed and memory speed in the BIOS doesn't affect any post.
Adjusting fan speed and memory speed in the BIOS doesn't affect any post.
The issue likely lies with the memory rather than the system settings. Check if the RAM is installed in slots 2 and 4 when counting from the CPU. If not, it might prevent achieving 3200MT/s. Ensure XMP is enabled, as it adjusts timing and voltage beyond just the DRAM frequency. Auto-voltage may not suffice for this speed. Most MSI boards set the memory voltage to match the DIMM specifications; this isn’t always reliable. Slight adjustments to the memory controller voltages could help. At 3200MT/s, the Ryzen memory controller can technically handle it on stock voltage, but a faulty controller might be the cause. Try setting the SOC voltage to 1.15V, which is optimal for most Ryzen 3000/5000 CPUs. Update the BIOS to the latest or one from 2-3 versions before the newest release. Sometimes outdated BIOS support for memory can lead to problems.