What is the motherboard and ram in question?
Are you trying to combine new with old, or is the new ram a replacement?
Run memtest86.
It boots from a usb stick and does not use windows.
You can download the free edition here:
https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm
If you can run a full pass with NO errors, your ram should be ok.
https://ibb.co/FnXwbMmWhat is the motherboard and ram in question?
Are you trying to combine new with old, or is the new ram a replacement?
Run memtest86.
It boots from a usb stick and does not use windows.
You can download the free edition here:
https://www.memtest86.com/download.htm
If you can run a full pass with NO errors, your ram should be ok.
I’m confused because I bought 3600 ram and I have newest biosIt looks like you are trying to overclock your ram to 3600.
I found this comment in a review:
The Ryzen 7 2700 supports up to DDR4-2933 memory, just like the 2700X. Just be aware that you'll only get those data rates with single-rank modules installed in a maximum of two slots. Even then, it takes a motherboard with six PCB layers to operate at 2933 MT/s stably.May 16, 2018
Run memtest86 at default ram speeds.
Possibly there is a motherboard bios update that helps with ram stability.
Yes but that doesn't mean your hardware can run that adequately.I’m confused because I bought 3600 ram and I have newest bios
Ok and should I set xmp to 2933 because what is default? Also how many parts should I do cause error was in 3rd part and that took 2 and a half hoursYes but that doesn't mean your hardware can run that adequately.
Re-run memtest at default RAM settings one module at a time and then see.
If you still get faults on one of the modules then, return the pack.
Just reset the BIOS to defaults and it will set RAM back to default state.Ok and should I set xmp to 2933 because what is default? Also how many parts should I do cause error was in 3rd part and that took 2 and a half hours
And I meant passesJust reset the BIOS to defaults and it will set RAM back to default state.
What do you mean by parts? How many RAM modules do you have? Always run 4 passes.