[SOLVED] Do 3200mhz ram work on ryzen 3 3200g?

[Fuzion_1254]

So i wanna knoe if a 3200mhz ram work on ryzen 3 3200g. I researched last night and found out that ryzen 3 3200g only works with 2xxxmhz close to 3000mhz but i already bought a pny xlr8 2x8 3200mhz ddr4 ram also my mobo is asus prime a320mk im afraid to put the ram into the mobo because something might happen or something

 

[NightHawkRMX]

With an a320 motherboard, you might have issues running the ram at that speed. Normally it should work, however.

 

[Fuzion_1254]

With an a320 motherboard, you might have issues running the ram at that speed. Normally it should work, however.

Can i adjust the ram to 3000mhz?? And run it stable

 

[Fuzion_1254]

With an a320 motherboard, you might have issues running the ram at that speed. Normally it should work, however.

Wait what i thought ryzen 3 3200g only supports 2xxxmhz ram

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Maybe, its hard to know for certain. You most likely can run it at 2933mhz which is the max the CPU theoretically supports

 

[Fuzion_1254]

Maybe, its hard to know for certain. You most likely can run it at 2933mhz which is the max the CPU theoretically supports

Can it run faster than that? And also what is the base clock speed of the ram i ordered

 

[egda23]

Can it run faster than that? And also what is the base clock speed of the ram i ordered

Yes your motherboard supports up to 3200 mhz with your CPU. Concerning your RAM you have to provide the exact reference

 

[thefxgamingrules]

Having a Ryzen APU myself, I can confirm RAM upto 3600Mhz works. Please note that I am on a B450 motherboard. Same may not be possible on a A320 board. Also, Above 2933 is counted as an overclock, from what I've read on my motherboard's page.

 

[egda23]

On the OP’ s motherboard he will be limited to 3200 mhz. It’s clearly listed on the QVL. But that still is very good

 

[Fuzion_1254]

Thank you guys

 

[mejiarudymel18]

hought ryzen 3 3

Having a Ryzen APU myself, I can confirm RAM upto 3600Mhz works. Please note that I am on a B450 motherboard. Same may not be possible on a A320 board. Also, Above 2933 is counted as an overclock, from what I've read on my motherboard's page.

my pc is currently:

Ryzen 3 3200g 3.5ghz w/ vega graphics
Asus TUF B450m+ gaming
currently using 1 stick of 8gb DDR4 2666

what is the best RAM size should i use? (i use my pc mainly work related -microsoft office, msteams, zoom, and sometimes light gaming). I do not have problems with my current build, but i want to experience the best performance of my current pc (if possible)

I also use a 450watt true rated psu, is this enough? ot should id replace it with a higher wattage?
Thank you!

 

[thefxgamingrules]

my pc is currently:

Ryzen 3 3200g 3.5ghz w/ vega graphics
Asus TUF B450m+ gaming
currently using 1 stick of 8gb DDR4 2666

what is the best RAM size should i use? (i use my pc mainly work related -microsoft office, msteams, zoom, and sometimes light gaming). I do not have problems with my current build, but i want to experience the best performance of my current pc (if possible)

I also use a 450watt true rated psu, is this enough? ot should id replace it with a higher wattage?
Thank you!

450W is enough ONLY if it is a reputed unit from a reputed brand. Don't go around buying all the aluminium boxed "500W" chinese crap; which fails to deliver even 400W of sustained power. Get AT LEAST something like a VS450 if you can't spend a lot. If you can spend some money on a quality unit, check out this thread-

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I, personally, use a CX550.
Ryzen 5 2400G - 1.45V 4.00 GHz
Corsair Vengeance LPX 3600MHz DDR4 (2*8GB)
Gigabyte B450M Gaming
Vega 11 - 1.17V 1550MHz
Deepcool Gammaxx Pro