Question RAM BSOD

[Cristi Oprea]

Hi, recenty i've bought a gaming pc and I get BSOD, first, RAM memory link:

https://www.amazon.com/G-SKILL-Ripj...1980&s=gateway&sprefix=g.skill+ripjaws&sr=8-3

I keep getting BSOD, first I checked the RAM frequency and was ok the 3200, voltage 1.35 and speed CL 16 but I still get BSOD every 15 min and constantly crashes in games. I extracted 1 stick of RAM and I still had problems, same with the other stick.
To work, I have to set ( auto ) the RAM frequency at 2133, 1.20 voltage, and CL15 speed, my motherboard ( Gigabyte aorus B450 elite ) supports 3200 and 2133, I updated BIOS ,well I tried XMP and it's the same thing. I don't know what's the problem, the RAM maybe broken or the motherboard, help!

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

FULL Specs!

 

[Calvin7]

3200MHz is not an officially supported speed for AM4 CPUs.
2133MHz is the conservative Serial Presence Detect (SPD) setting for initial start up.

You need to adjust memory parameters to a speed slower than 3200MHz. For Ryzen 1000 series CPUs, a 2666MHz maximum is not unheard of.

You may need to overclock the CPU to run 3200MHz.

 

[Cristi Oprea]

FULL Specs!

CPU: ryzen 5 2600;
GPU: msi armor 1060 6 gb;
MOBO: gigabyte aorus B450 elite;
PSU: Njoy wooden 750w 80+ gold ( very good PSU company in my country );
SSD: Kingston A400 256gb;
HDD: WD 2TB;
CASE: Segotep wider x2.
RAM: G.skill ripjaws v black 8gb 3200mhz.

 

[Cristi Oprea]

3200MHz is not an officially supported speed for AM4 CPUs.
2133MHz is the conservative Serial Presence Detect (SPD) setting for initial start up.

You need to adjust memory parameters to a speed slower than 3200MHz. For Ryzen 1000 series CPUs, a 2666MHz maximum is not unheard of.

You may need to overclock the CPU to run 3200MHz.

CPU: ryzen 5 2600;
GPU: msi armor 1060 6 gb;
MOBO: gigabyte aorus B450 elite;
PSU: Njoy wooden 750w 80+ gold ( very good PSU company in my country );
SSD: Kingston A400 256gb;
HDD: WD 2TB;
CASE: Segotep wider x2.
RAM: G.skill ripjaws v black 8gb 3200mhz.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Have you tried 2933 in the BIOS.

 

[Cristi Oprea]

Have you tried 2933 in the BIOS.

Yes!

 

[gskill support]

Are you using the latest BIOS?

Are modules installed in slots 2 and 4 away from CPU?

Test each stick to see if one performs differently than the other.

 

[Cristi Oprea]

Are you using the latest BIOS?

Are modules installed in slots 2 and 4 away from CPU?

Test each stick to see if one performs differently than the other.

No, i'm not using the latest BIOS

The modules are installed in slots 2 and 4 away from CPU

I've tested and its the same

 

[gskill support]

Definitely want to update then because there are many improvements that can enhance compatibility and performance.

 

[Cristi Oprea]

Definitely want to update then because there are many improvements that can enhance compatibility and performance.

Hey, I just wanna tell you that I updated to the latest BIOS version and RAM still has problems...

 

[gskill support]

Contact the RMA dept. to see if you can exchange for a memory kit listed on the G.Skill QVL for that motherboard:

rma@gskillusa.com