Hello hardware enthusiasts, this is my first post about hardware and I've come here to look for help for a purchase I've made time ago.
My motherboard (B450 TOMAHAWK MAX II) has four DIMM slots, which I've decided (possibly erroneously 😕 ) to fill with the following DDR4 sticks:
Two 8GB sticks of "Silicon Power" DDR4 RAM, with timing (16-18-18-38) and rated for 3200MHz.
Two 8GB sticks of "Corsair Vengeance" DDR4 RAM, with timing (15-17-17-35) and rated for 3000MHz.
Now my issue is that, with the standard XMP Profile 1, which sets the memory at 2933MHz with timing 16-18-18-38, the systems ultimately isn't stable. I have confirmed this both through the windows memory diagnostic tool, and also during intensive gaming, most applications would have processes crashing and giving all sort of errors.
I have achieved stability by completely disabling XMP and having my system at 2133MHz, however I was wondering...
Is there any way to improve this? Or should I just not bother for higher frequencies?
Thanks so much!
My motherboard (B450 TOMAHAWK MAX II) has four DIMM slots, which I've decided (possibly erroneously 😕 ) to fill with the following DDR4 sticks:
Two 8GB sticks of "Silicon Power" DDR4 RAM, with timing (16-18-18-38) and rated for 3200MHz.
Two 8GB sticks of "Corsair Vengeance" DDR4 RAM, with timing (15-17-17-35) and rated for 3000MHz.
Now my issue is that, with the standard XMP Profile 1, which sets the memory at 2933MHz with timing 16-18-18-38, the systems ultimately isn't stable. I have confirmed this both through the windows memory diagnostic tool, and also during intensive gaming, most applications would have processes crashing and giving all sort of errors.
I have achieved stability by completely disabling XMP and having my system at 2133MHz, however I was wondering...
Is there any way to improve this? Or should I just not bother for higher frequencies?
Thanks so much!
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