[SOLVED] Memory doesn't match motherboard?

[jinchuriki]

Hi, I've recently bought new parts for my PC, and I got the Asrock x570 phantom gaming 4 along with the following memory sticks:
https://www.corsair.com/eu/en/Categories/Products/Memory/VENGEANCE-LPX/p/CMK32GX4M2B3200C16

Unfortunately I've made a mistake before purchasing and didn't read it properly, as a result I was confident that this model is in the list, but it seems like it isn't:
https://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/X570 Phantom Gaming 4/index.asp#MemoryPS

I'm able to push it up to 2666 by increasing the voltage to 1.35(which is the voltage that should be supported with 3200), I could try increasing the voltage further to see if it will possibly help, but first I'm not sure I want to do that, and second I'm not sure if it would even help.

Would love to hear some suggestions on what I should do. Should I return the memory(don't even know if it's still possible..), also if I'll return the memories I'll first need to get new memories as I don't have other memories to replace with.

Thanks!

 

[jinchuriki]

you have a choice keep the on you have or tell us your ram budget .

I bought my ram sticks for $120, I don't mind adding up, but $125 for 2 x 8GB sounds ridiculous to me.
I guess that in the end of the day I'll just stay with my current sticks.

 

[scout_03]

well last choice is up to you on this but this ram do well on my system see my specs .

 

[jinchuriki]

well last choice is up to you on this but this ram do well on my system see my specs .

RTX 2080 would probably do well on my system as well, but considering the price it's just not something I want right now
I'd also rather have myself open for future RAM upgrades than being limited by 32GB ram. Of course that it is enough for now, but I probably won't replace my PC for a few good 6-8 years.