Overclocking memory isn't succeeding.
Overclocking memory isn't succeeding.
It seems like you're testing if I can understand the context. Just to confirm, you're wondering if an ASUS ROG STRIX X470-Gaming would suffice for a new processor, and you're appreciating my effort. Thanks!
Your motherboard only supports 3200 under OC mode. The stick options aren't included in the quality vendor list. Your first-gen Ryzen is quite particular about memory choices—consider updating your BIOS to add support for 3000-series RAM to resolve some issues.
Thanks, I’ll give it a try. I set everything to 2666 MHz and the PC started up, but when I look at the memory info in Windows it says 1333 Hz while the actual size is 32 GB.
The memory frequency appears reduced to half compared to the standard display when adjusted to 3200, resulting in a value like 1600 instead of the expected 800.