Can a RAM problem slow down your PC when playing games?
Can a RAM problem slow down your PC when playing games?
The memory appears in good condition. Your mix-matched setup is running at XMP 1200MHz on the Corsair stick. The Adata model with more relaxed timing but a bit higher frequency is actually functioning well. The timing seems correct, so it's likely you're achieving solid performance with only 1.20V power. Consider pushing overclocking from your current setting to boost speed further. You might also experiment by increasing the memory voltage to 1.250-1.30V and check if it can sustain a higher frequency of 1200/2400MHz. Keep all timing parameters unchanged.
Your RAM operates in dual channel at 2400Mhz, which is typical. However, Ryzen processors perform better with higher speeds for improved efficiency. You might consider manually increasing the RAM speed yourself (it's relatively simple) or upgrade to faster RAM if you're not satisfied with your results.
The device is operating correctly at 2400 MHz with CAS 16, though performance might be affected by the resolution you're using. Are you seeing the expected frame rates?
If frequency doesn't work, it's wise to increase the voltage slightly.