RAM, 3200mhz cl16 vs 3600mhz cl18?
RAM, 3200mhz cl16 vs 3600mhz cl18?
they play a vital role in ballistix sports...the red heat spreaders hide the ICS, but I managed to snap a photo of the stickers—uncertain if they’ll make much difference.
There’s a good chance you could run the test without too much trouble, but you might need to raise the voltage a bit to 1.4V instead of 1.35. I’ll note that Cinebench uses the least memory and you should still perform a complete memory stress test to confirm stability, particularly since BSODs appeared when increasing tRAS by one level. I don’t know why it triggered that issue.
lol, faced quite a challenge. (realized maybe something was broken) tried the settings 1.4v 3600mhz 16 19 19 39 and ended up with a black screen and endless reboot cycle without any display. figured out where the BIOS reset button was (would’ve been a simple press), but it didn’t seem to work. kept looping without showing anything. unplugged the main monitor, connected it to the M.2 slot, and got the BIOS screen on the secondary monitor still running in the graphics card. forgot the F2 prompt :S, after restarting it displayed the BIOS prompt again on the main screen via the M.2 output. confirmed BIOS reset was successful (it was). turned off the PC, reinserted the main display cable into the graphics card... everything started working normally. did another reboot and restored the BIOS to its original setting with the new 3000mhz RAM speed. things settled back down, though it was a real hassle. probably 3000mhz is the maximum for this RAM type.
I experienced the same issue with my RAM OC, had to shut down and reset the CMOS thinking I’d damaged it, but everything was fine. A good RAM package suggested by Ron—specifically the Fury Renegade 3600 CL16 32GB dual-rank kit—could work too. You might also try the 1.4 18-20-20-40 configuration. If that doesn’t boot, you can drop clocks down to 3200.