The RAM sticks aren't functioning at 3200MHz.
The RAM sticks aren't functioning at 3200MHz.
Checked the specs for 2x8 Corsair LX3200MHZ and confirmed it needs a boost. To raise the voltage safely, use a proper overvoltage tool or a suitable power supply that matches the required 3200MHz frequency. Make sure your components can handle the increased voltage to avoid damage.
It's not unusual at all. You'll probably need to adjust settings manually. Start with Memtest86, confirm there are no memory problems, then proceed. Open Bios, turn off DOCP/XMP, then change Memory frequency—beginning at 2800MHz and increasing if stable. Set DRAM voltage to 1.350V, and SOC to 1.100V. If your setup is consistent, you can continue; be aware that stress may cause occasional issues. Once stable, raise the memory frequency and adjust DRAM voltage in steps of 0.025V up to a maximum of 1.450V.
Operates stably at 3000MHz using the standard D.O.C.P configuration. Voltage reference is 1.350V.
Raise DRAM voltage and configure SOC to 1.100V. CPU is ready.
The Mem controller works well. Just tweak the settings I mentioned earlier.