Question G.Skill or Corsair?

[Detonate12]

I had some problems with my PC. I thought the processor had gone because I had a red led on the motherboard and it didn't want to open at all. I changed the battery on the motherboard, I tried to flash the bios, it didn't want anything. I took it to an authorized service center and I don't know what they did to it, but they brought it back to life. After they checked all my components, they found that one of the ram memory was broken. Ram HyperX DDR4 RGB 2×16Gb 3200mhz. Because this type of RAM gave me only problems, it didn't see 3200 and it saw 2400, and when I activated XMP it crashed, I thought of getting other RAM cards. I have a motherboard: MSI X570 Gaming + and an AMD Ryzen 7 5700x Processor. What do you advise me to buy to see my memory at 3200 and not 2400?

 

[Lutfij]

If you're on the latest BIOS version for your motherboard, you've got pretty much any tight latencied DDR4-3600MHz dual channel ram kit at your disposal, worthy of dropping onto the ram slots.

 

[Detonate12]

This:

Corsair Vengeance XMP 2.0 Heatspreader for AMD Ryzen, 32GB (2x16GB), DDR4, 3600MHz, CL 16, RGB​

or​

G.Skill Trident Z RGB 32GB DDR4 3600MHz CL16 Dual Channel Kit​

 

[CountMike]

For AMD, if in doubt just Kingston.

 

[geofelt]

Ryzen is picky about ram compatibility.
Pick a ram kit that is on the motherboard's ram qvl list.
Or, verify that a candidate kit is on the ram vendor's support list for your motherboard.

As to Corsair vs. G.skil, take your pick. They each have a lifetime warranty.

 

[kerberos_20]

zen1 was picky, zen 2 was better, zen 3 isnt picky, its comparable to intel ddr4