Check your RAM configuration to ensure it matches the specifications.
Check your RAM configuration to ensure it matches the specifications.
The system runs at 2400 MHz but lists as a single rank. The maximum bandwidth isn’t showing DDR4-3200 because the XMP profile is set to 3200 MHz. You’re using a dual-channel setup with 1600 MHz per channel, which should be correct. Double-check your XMP settings and ensure both sticks are configured properly.
I placed an order on Amazon after the manufacturer replied confirming compatibility. The query asks if this model works with the ASRock B450M Pro4 motherboard and whether using two of them together is safe. The response clarifies that the ASRock B450M Pro4 supports up to 64GB across four slots, and these 8GB modules fit well—two can be used without issues. Source: Micron CPG Customer Service, 21 November 2018
Open the memory section in CPUz. The SPD view displays only the specifications and profiles included with RAM. The memory view shows the actual configuration being used. Anything other than 1600 or XMP indicates XMP wasn't enabled. Have you checked for a BIOS update?
That seems right the only thing I noticed was the TRC is 74 and not 72? does that make any difference?
Generally, for a non-expert it shouldn't be an issue, and sure it's operating at 3200.
Could it lead to any issues while playing? I’ve experienced some since setting up, though I’m not sure if it’s related to RAM.
Mostly it wouldn't cause instabilities, but you should run memtest and OCCT to verify. Monitor temperatures closely and perform stress tests to confirm stability.
I’ve run the memtest and everything looks good. I’m not sure if it could cause any issues, so I’m asking for your thoughts. I’m not very familiar with the topic. I think I likely have two dual-channel RAM sticks installed. Would having two single-channel sticks be better on a Ryzen system?