What Are My Memory Capabilities? (photos)
What Are My Memory Capabilities? (photos)
Inspect the motherboard packaging or the lower left side of the board.
I updated the BIOS to F34 using REV 1.0, then checked the latest post and re-flashed. It flashed quickly but didn’t improve speed. I tried setting XMP after, but results remained unchanged. After disabling the profile and adjusting timings manually, I updated my RAM info in the photo and changed top settings without touching advanced options. Still, CHA and CHB show old timings. I’m unsure how to fix that. The DRAM calculator didn’t accept values, only prompting for manual entry. In my last image, after restarting, the DRAM status displayed 2667—maybe it’s a different setting? Please let me know what you see next.
I only adjusted XMP manually, that was your first error. You should just set XMP—check the manual for the correct profile, then boot up. Only when that doesn’t work should you tweak timings yourself. Also, make sure to download the latest GPUZ version; these readings might be incorrect so far.
Did you attempt to reset the BIOS back to its factory settings after flashing it? You installed a Ryzen 5800X on a Gigabyte B550 Aorus Pro AC motherboard, and everything seemed fine once you enabled XMP. You should export your BIOS settings from Thaiphoon burner and import them into the Ryzen DRAM calculator. Search for detailed, step-by-step guidance online. In fact, the process might involve adjusting your SOC voltage—raising it to around 1.10V could help stabilize DDR4-3600 with two 16GB modules. The default stock voltage is typically about 1.00V; increasing it may be necessary.