F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Your system is equipped with a Ryzen 2600 processor and Corsair LXC LXP16 3200MHz 8x2 RAM. Let me assist you further.

Your system is equipped with a Ryzen 2600 processor and Corsair LXC LXP16 3200MHz 8x2 RAM. Let me assist you further.

Your system is equipped with a Ryzen 2600 processor and Corsair LXC LXP16 3200MHz 8x2 RAM. Let me assist you further.

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applez13
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06-30-2018, 01:46 AM
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I'm trying to use DOCP on my BIOS to boost RAM speed to 3200MHz, but once I start the PC it crashes with a blue screen. After adjusting manually to 2933MHz, the issue still occurs during gameplay after about two minutes. My motherboard is an Asus B350 with Corsair LX Pro 3200MHz RAM (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16), but it only supports stock speeds of 2133 and 2600MHz, which are stable. Can you help me run my RAM at 3200MHz or 2933MHz?
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applez13
06-30-2018, 01:46 AM #1

I'm trying to use DOCP on my BIOS to boost RAM speed to 3200MHz, but once I start the PC it crashes with a blue screen. After adjusting manually to 2933MHz, the issue still occurs during gameplay after about two minutes. My motherboard is an Asus B350 with Corsair LX Pro 3200MHz RAM (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16), but it only supports stock speeds of 2133 and 2600MHz, which are stable. Can you help me run my RAM at 3200MHz or 2933MHz?

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LeandroArtz
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06-30-2018, 10:12 PM
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Consider testing your SOC voltage at 1.15V. On Ryzen 1000 and certain 2000 series processors, memory controllers often performed poorly under higher voltages, limiting memory clock speeds. You're good to increase SOC voltage to 1.2V continuously. EDIT: If this doesn't succeed, boosting DRAM voltages might be necessary. I wouldn't suggest exceeding 1.45V for DRAM voltages myself.
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LeandroArtz
06-30-2018, 10:12 PM #2

Consider testing your SOC voltage at 1.15V. On Ryzen 1000 and certain 2000 series processors, memory controllers often performed poorly under higher voltages, limiting memory clock speeds. You're good to increase SOC voltage to 1.2V continuously. EDIT: If this doesn't succeed, boosting DRAM voltages might be necessary. I wouldn't suggest exceeding 1.45V for DRAM voltages myself.

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dmko
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07-02-2018, 07:40 PM
#3
On my DIMMs, beyond 1.35v it doesn’t alter much; it mainly causes the whole setup to draw more current, especially with a micron die.
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dmko
07-02-2018, 07:40 PM #3

On my DIMMs, beyond 1.35v it doesn’t alter much; it mainly causes the whole setup to draw more current, especially with a micron die.

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Bloodbath538
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07-02-2018, 09:44 PM
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What release is this? Each update uses different DRAM chips. Not all versions work reliably with Ryzen processors. Versions range from 3.20 to 5.31, and some include Samsung or Hynix variants.
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Bloodbath538
07-02-2018, 09:44 PM #4

What release is this? Each update uses different DRAM chips. Not all versions work reliably with Ryzen processors. Versions range from 3.20 to 5.31, and some include Samsung or Hynix variants.

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MineArqueiro
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07-02-2018, 10:06 PM
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I possess a Hynix 8Gbit AFR device.
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MineArqueiro
07-02-2018, 10:06 PM #5

I possess a Hynix 8Gbit AFR device.