No, it isn't compatible. The 2X is designed for the 2x8 kit, not the 5000 series.
No, it isn't compatible. The 2X is designed for the 2x8 kit, not the 5000 series.
I upgraded my PC using Intel components and wondered about purchasing a 2x8 3600CL14 kit twice. After reviewing G.SKILL's information, the 4x8 model isn't compatible, but the 2x8 and 4x16 options are. It seems reasonable to buy two 2x8 kits. I've previously used a 4x8 and encountered an error with XMP-A, receiving code 07. My system includes an RTX 3080, X570, and 5900X with DDR4-3600 CL14 RAM (32GB). The F4-3600C14D-16GTZNB-G.SKILL model works with XMP but not with H100.
Consider enabling XMP support. Adjust sub-timings manually to 16-16-16-36. Turn off the "power down mode" in the sub timings menu. Set the CPU SoC voltage to 1.100 and memory voltage to 1.46v. Test if it runs at 3600mhz; if not, try 3200mhz and increase gradually.
Avoid expecting an XMP profile to function. It will operate normally at the default settings, and you can manually adjust overclocking, but don’t rely on lazy XMP solutions.
1.45v... This method somewhat stabilizes Cas 14. The B-die offers good flexibility. They also provide 1.50v options.
It seems these 1.4v kits offer improvements over the existing 1.45v/1.5v models, though they’re marked as end-of-life. It’s possible they’re still functional but not as cutting-edge.