I've changed my motherboard multiple times now. I've already checked it out, but I'm still looking for assistance.
I've changed my motherboard multiple times now. I've already checked it out, but I'm still looking for assistance.
I replaced every stick and found they all failed MemTest 86 with XMP. I checked each individually and swapped them in different slots. The third one took a long time to start, even after using fresh sticks with it. The fourth one performed best. Because they don’t support XMP, I set its clock speed to 3200Mhz.
It seems like you're dealing with a mix of issues—some sticks failing on their own, others under different conditions. This could point to a faulty CPU because the memory controller is integrated there. If all were purchased together, it might suggest a batch problem, but more likely the hardware is the issue. The fact that some worked at non-XMP settings while running 32GB on a Ryzen processor leans toward the memory controller being defective.