This processor doesn't support speeds above 2933 MHz.
This processor doesn't support speeds above 2933 MHz.
You're experiencing issues with your Ryzen 5 2600 after installing the new RAM sticks. It seems there might be a conflict between the BIOS settings and the actual RAM configuration. The BIOS is set to 3000MHz, but the system is only recognizing 2133MHz, which could cause instability or crashes during startup. Additionally, changing the speed to 2933MHz after that doesn't resolve the problem, as it still leads to a blue screen during gaming. It's possible that the motherboard or BIOS settings need further adjustments, or there might be compatibility issues with the RAM model. Checking the BIOS for any required updates or resetting the system could help.
Did you turn on XMP support or did you only adjust the RAM speed? Are there slots 2 and 4 with RAM installed?
Ensure X.M.P. is listed alongside your RAM configuration in the BIOS settings.
You need to turn it on, here’s what you should do. Yes, XMP is an Intel standard, but not every MB has the same option available.
The ASUS Prime B350M-A works fine. Choosing an XMP or similar profile shouldn't require adjusting the frequency, since you already did it correctly before.