No need to connect RAM to the motherboard. It doesn't provide any benefits and can cause issues.
No need to connect RAM to the motherboard. It doesn't provide any benefits and can cause issues.
3800mhz works well at 3800 with a perfect timing, though some chips handle 4000 and a few premium ones reach 4200+. 3600 is mainly a "sweet spot" since it's close to 3200 without being much better. 3733 or 3800 models are rare and usually more costly. Desync clock should exceed 5000 but stay within that range, as Ryzen CPUs have less aggressive IMCs compared to Intel. The Ryzen APUs differ significantly—Renoir around 4600 at 1:1, Cezzane near 5000 at 1:1. With conservative vsoc (1.35v), they’ll climb higher with more vsoc, though RAM overclocking is typically limited to about 1% and 0.1% lows. For speeds under 4000, everything should run smoothly by copying an OC profile from the web for your specific chip, making small tweaks if needed. A screenshot of the burner board would help confirm the model, and sharing the version number ensures accurate identification. It’d also be useful to know the board type as well.