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I was gaming 8 hours straight yesterday and no issues occurred. Sucks that I have to run the ram at 2666 Mhz but that's what I get for not paying attention at the compatibility aspect if things. Thanks everyone!

Update: AXMP 1 with dram at 1.39V passed 1 hour of OCCT and didn't pass memtest. Tried the Memory Try It! option in the bios at 2666 Mhz and I passed both memtest and 1 hour of OCCT. Am I stable enough for gaming or do I need to do anything else?

I tried axmp 1 (2933 Mhz in case someone forgot) with 1.38V DRAM voltage. Passed memtest, 2 hours of prime95 (I stopped it), but found errors at around 15 mins of OCCT. I'll try increasing the voltage again although I doubt it'll do anything. If it doesn't work I'll try 2666 Mhz.

I have already checked and they're not. That's why I'm asking if it's possible to achieve at least 2933 Mhz without issues

Isn't it possible that my mobo or cpu isn't fully compatible with the ram?

It is a matched set. Also that is the post that I used to configure prime95

Ok so memtest86 passed with only axmp 1 enabled and everything else set to defaults. Started prime95 as recommended in this forum and the screen lost signal after almost 50 mins of running (test was still running I believe). Also, when that happened, the hdd led light activated and stayed that...

I updated them 1 to 2 months ago so I don't think that there'll be any improvements. Anyway I installed the updated chipset drivers and I'm running a memtest with axmp 1. The only thing that the new bios update provides (as far as I can see) is better usb compatibility which I believe is...

I'm running a Ryzen 7 2700X with 16GB Crucial Ballistix 3200 mhz(4 modules) on a MSI b450 gaming plus max. So, I didn't know that memory compatibility with Motherboard and/or CPU was a thing and made this beautiful combo. I enabled AXMP 2 for 3200 Mhz and the pc wouldn't even pass post. So...

Ok I guess it was the ssd and (maybe?) the psu. All problems seems to have been resolved. Thanks for the help :)

Well my ram has already passed memtest86 and I believe I would have a lot more problems if my mobo was bad so I really hope it's the ssd. If not, then I swear I will do something unholy

Ok then fortunately I've got a spare working ssd. I'll test it for about a week and if something happens I'll report it.

I'm a little confused about the reading though. How can it still report Good with 0% life?

Ok so I'm running a new PSU (Corsair RM750) for a day now and the system locked up 10 minutes ago :( I'm starting to believe it's my ssd that's the problem. Also this image from crystaldiskinfo isn't very reassuring. View: https://imgur.com/a/5jB33p4

Okay then, thank you so much! I will post an update if the problem gets resolved (or not) with a new psu.