Yes, the Ryzen 7 5800X supports memory speeds up to 3600MHZ.
Yes, the Ryzen 7 5800X supports memory speeds up to 3600MHZ.
The statement indicates the AMD 5800X can handle up to 3200MHz, but it doesn't specify compatibility with your G.Skill 3600mhx. Your cooler will likely operate at 3200MHz or less unless it's specifically designed for higher speeds.
3200mhz is the highest performance they promise to back. For typical CPUs, exceeding the baseline spec counts as an overclock and isn't covered by warranty. If XMP doesn’t start properly or causes crashes, it may point to faulty RAM, silicon issues in CPU memory controllers, or a subpar memory board design.
Everything looks good, the processor is working at 4000MHz without any problems. Just need to turn on XMP in the BIOS for optimal speed and timing. I also have a 5800X CPU. Updated on October 16, 2022 by officedemon — I didn’t mention that I own the same CPU.