Trident z royals 3200mz 4x8 causes frequent crashes on my PC.
Trident z royals 3200mz 4x8 causes frequent crashes on my PC.
You just received your Trident z royals and everything seems to be working now. Your ASUS Strix B450-F motherboard supports speeds up to 3200 MHz. I checked online and found that the RAM wasn’t QVL tested with your Ryzen 7 2700 CPU. Adjusting the MHz to 3200 caused a boot failure, but lowering it to 3000 works temporarily. However, downloading games from Steam crashes the system immediately. Your BIOS update didn’t help either. The CL is set to 16-19-19-39. Any advice or should you consider returning them?
I also attempted to apply the XMP profile with settings of 3200, CL 16-19-19-39 and 1.35v. It causes an immediate crash, even after lowering the frequency to around 3000MHz, which triggers a system failure when I attempt any action.
Ryzen 2000-series struggles with high-speed RAM, especially the 1000-series. Using 2 DIMMs instead of 4 increases pressure on the Integrated Memory Controller. Consider enabling XMP for automatic timing and voltage settings. Lower the RAM multiplier to DDR4-3000 or DDR4-2933. Save your changes and ensure BIOS is up to date.
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You reduced the frequency to 3000MHz and haven't encountered any issues yet. I've successfully downloaded a game on Steam, but it crashed when trying to download at around 3200MHz previously.
Technically, the Zen+ processors in these boards aren't capable of reaching 3600MHz. Zen 2 CPUs allow most B450 models to hit that speed.