[SOLVED] ram compitabillty rog strix b550 f wifi

[Elad333k]

hello i have question i just order pc with asus rog strix b550-F gaming wifi with ryzen 9 5900x my question is if this memory brand model that i choose will work fine on xmp profile without any issues

Corsair Vengeance LPX 4x8GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 KIT
CMK16GX4M2Z3600C18

Tested Latency
18-19-19-39
SPD Latency
18-19-19-39

(its was selling at a package of 2x8 but i bought 2 pairs of 2x8 for 4 dimms 32 GB)

pls help me i might able to change it before it arrive if its not compitable

 

[CountMike]

hello i have question i just order pc with asus rog strix b550-F gaming wifi with ryzen 9 5900x my question is if this memory brand model that i choose will work fine on xmp profile without any issues

Corsair Vengeance LPX 4x8GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 KIT
CMK16GX4M2Z3600C18

Tested Latency
18-19-19-39
SPD Latency
18-19-19-39

(its was selling at a package of 2x8 but i bought 2 pairs of 2x8 for 4 dimms 32 GB)

pls help me i might able to change it before it arrive if its not compitable

No reason it wouldn't work as advertised. Ryzen 5000 even likes and gets best performance with 4 sticks

 

[MeanMachine41]

hello i have question i just order pc with asus rog strix b550-F gaming wifi with ryzen 9 5900x my question is if this memory brand model that i choose will work fine on xmp profile without any issues

Corsair Vengeance LPX 4x8GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 KIT
CMK16GX4M2Z3600C18

Tested Latency
18-19-19-39
SPD Latency
18-19-19-39

(its was selling at a package of 2x8 but i bought 2 pairs of 2x8 for 4 dimms 32 GB)

pls help me i might able to change it before it arrive if its not compitable

Mixing RAM kits is never a good idea due to differences in Latency. That's why manufacturers bin their modules to match.
Even exact same specs and P/N can cause a mismatch.

Your CPU officially supports 3200MHz RAM so no guarantee you will achieve their rated OC Frequency of 3600MHz x 32GB, It is the strength of the IMC (Integrated Memory Controller) that will determine if the Overclock will work.

When choosing RAM it's best to select a single kit the size you need at the frequency your CPU supports and chosen from the MB manufacturers QVL list of tested RAM.

Although there is an XMP2 profile for Overclocking the modules for the Vengeance kit you have listed, I doubt it will work. You will have to manually select Timings and voltage in Bios for them to work and you may have to settle for a lower frequency for stability.

 

[CountMike]

3200MHz RAM is not an "Official support up to" but only "natural" frequency of IMC over which is considered overclocking. It's very conservative number as frequencies at 4000MHz+ are possible, automatically if BIOS sets DOCP to memory XMP and more or less manually if BIOS permits, (in most cases upping RAM voltage solves problem).