Trident z royals 3200mz 4x8 causes frequent crashes on my PC.
Trident z royals 3200mz 4x8 causes frequent crashes on my PC.
This ASUS ROG Strix B450-F GAMING features a socket-AM4 port and operates at 3200mhz.
I understand the focus is on the CPU rather than the board. Higher frequency settings should appear in the BIOS menu.
The stable speeds appear consistent at around 3000MHz, showing no signs of instability so far.
I recently attempted to launch modern warfare, and it appears to be functioning well so far with all my usual tools operating in the background.
It looks like you need to verify that 3000 is the optimal configuration. If you're open to adjusting the timing, gradually reducing the frequency will help enhance stability.
I discovered online that the Ryzen 7 2700 CPU can reach a maximum frequency of 3000MHz.
However, I asked a question. I looked up the motherboard name online and checked the official ASUS site. It mentions the ASUS Strix B450-F supports up to 4400MHz. It’s the third generation, but you updated your BIOS—does that raise the memory capacity on the board? You purchased it as a second-generation compatible model.
AMD initially mentioned 2666MHz for four dual-rank (double-sided) modules—assuming 64GB with 16GB sticks, since 32GB sticks weren’t available for non-REG DDR4—and 2933MHz for two single-rank sticks. Going beyond those speeds is seen as an overclock and such modifications aren’t assured. You can't really repair a hardware problem like the CPU’s memory controller.