Corsair vengeance Ram isn't active at 2933.
Corsair vengeance Ram isn't active at 2933.
Hi, your setup shows some interesting behavior. The timings at 2933 MHz are within the typical range for your Ryzen 5 2600 and B450 AORUS Elite, especially with XMP enabled. It seems the system is handling the higher speeds without immediate issues. The BSODs disappearing after adjusting speeds suggests stability improvements. Running MemTest64 without errors is a good sign. If you're concerned about performance, 2933 MHz is still a solid choice for most tasks. Just keep an eye on stability over time.
You're adjusting memory speed via DOCP or XMP mode. Ensure your BIOS is up to date, especially on AM4 boards over 2666MHz. Manually set RAM to its rated speed (start at 3200MHz), adjust DRAM voltage to 1.3500V, save changes and install in Windows. Perform stress tests such as Cinebench R20 or 3Dmark to verify stability. If issues arise, incrementally increase voltage up to 1.4500V until the system runs smoothly.
Interesting adjustments needed. Set to 20-20-20 at 2933mhz. Unusual. Should aim for 18-19-19-39 at 1.350v for 3600mhz. If max is 2933, consider tighter casing. Experiment with CL 17-18-18, then 16-18-18, etc. The chip only officially supports up to 2933mt/z speeds.
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You enabled XMP/DOCP for a 3000Mhz frequency, and your BIOS should have adjusted the voltage accordingly. If it doesn't work, you can gradually increase the DRAM voltage, though it shouldn't exceed 1.4V at that speed. Timing settings can be modified in the BIOS; if you're unsure what's happening, reviewing some guides is a good idea since it can be complex. Nonetheless, aim for a stable frequency around 2933 or 3000Mhz first.