Profile issue detected, XMP data unstable.
Profile issue detected, XMP data unstable.
They possibly tried it on another setup. The results aren't assured for all CPU/motherboard pairs.
Consider whether upgrading the RAM is necessary based on your needs and the system's specifications. Ordering an additional set suggests a desire for more memory, but confirm if your current setup supports 32 GB and what your intended use is.
Check if raising the SOC voltage improves stability first. Regardless, adding four additional sticks makes things even more challenging than with four, so you'll probably face more instability when including the extra two. If you have time and wish to experiment, follow method 1 in this guide—it has proven effective for many people.
Thanks for the tips! I was wondering if it's feasible to upgrade the RAM to a CL16. Is that even possible?
hey, i did memtest at night and i got the same error at test 6 with the voltage at 1.42v but the computer works and don't crash. i think if i put the ram on non xmp profile i mean the regular speed i will not get errors at all. i look at your guide but my ram doesn't have support on Ryzen DRAM Calculator 1.7.3, my dram Manufacturer is Nanya Technology which i don't know. i am posting a photo of ram specs and my memtest results tell me what you think,