[SOLVED] Computer failing to boot with the right memory info

[Waggen]

Hello forum

I have bought some new memory for my computer which gives mensome booting problems and wrong information in the bios

Those are my original memory: HyperX FURY - 16GB: 2x8GB - DDR4 - 3466MHz - DIMM 288-PIN - CL19

Then i was told in another forum, that these memory block would run fine with my existing memory:
DDR4 16GB PC 3466 CL16 Kingston KIT (2x8GB) HyperX Fury RGB retail
(HX434C16FB3AK2/16)
I know the cl is different and the voltage also is different. But this should still work?

My next question is can i change the voltage and cl in my bios so they run the same? Its a asus z390 prime-a.

 

[Calvin7]

Memory manufacturers don't guarantee such combinations to be compatible together.
You can play around with the settings as there are no guarantees as to how it will run if it boots up. XMP profiles are for one kit not two.

 

[SamirD]

If the voltage and cl is different between the modules from the get go, you've got a bit of an uphill battle. You will need to adjust voltages and cl to find a common ground and even then it still may not work right.