The Ryzen 3600 cannot exceed 3200Mhz when trying to overclock the RAM.
The Ryzen 3600 cannot exceed 3200Mhz when trying to overclock the RAM.
Apologies for the delayed response; I had to sleep (UK time). I attempted to enable and disable the down mode, but it didn't have much effect. I came across a discussion thread—currently at work, I plan to try it again when I return. I'll share the outcome here.
Keep the voltage at or below 1.2V on the chip. You achieved 3200MHz, but 3600MHz at 14 clock cycles is what I was expecting. Also, double-check that you're not attempting to boot with irregular timing—Ryzen doesn't handle that well.
I recently tested the 3400Mhz configuration as recommended, using the specified timings on CAS16 and CAS18. Despite the initial power cycles, it quickly returned to 2133Mhz. Now I’m unsure what to do next—consider swapping back to the 4400 kit or reverting to the 3000 model.
Checking if setting xmp parameters to defaults and reducing the clock speed to 3600Mhz triggers a Windows boot could work. The timing settings aren't perfect, but it's worth trying.
In bios they may display up to 1.1v each, yet in Ryzen Master they appear as "0" or a very tiny value like "4.40592e+0.7". Memory frequency and infinity fabric frequency also appear as "0" in RM.
That's weird it's most likely Ryzen Master not showing the right results BUT there's a small chance your board isn't inputting the voltage but that sounds more like a Asrock thing to do(love their boards but their BIOS's haha i just now can change VDDG voltage after 2 months of beta bios's) That's a great idea their is a chance you have a bad stick of memory run ryzen calculator change the memtest to look like this, least let it run to 400% on all threads before closing i let it run to 1500% to make sure its stable but that takes 8 hours or so, but i love to make sure my memory is pretty darn stable.