Weird frame drops while gaming and bluescreen

[andrei.onduty]

Hi, I have an Ryzen 2400G , 16GB ram G.Skill Ripjaws 16GB RAM( with max frequency 3200MHz), an 550W Gold power supply, stock cooler on CPU, MSI B350M Mortar the MOBO. I'm running on the integrated GPU, no overclocking and nothing. Also I'm using an monitor with vga, used with adaptor to hdmi.
What's the problem, when I'm choosing the 3200MHz frequence on RAM with the right timings and stuff, but when I was playin a game like CS:GO, I've got weird frame drops for 1-7 seconds and bluescreen for no reason, why? After this i decided to change to 2933Mhz to see if this is happening again, and apparently was stable, no framedrops and no bluescreens. Is there any problem or something or am i doing something wrong? What i can do to use/play at 3200Mhz without any problems?

 

[jeremyj_83]

The B350 and X370 motherboards don't have as good of support for RAM at greater than 2666MHz. The 2400G supports 2933MHz RAM and you were able to get it to work at that so you are good.

 

[andrei.onduty]

I've set it at 2933MHz for a while now and it's fully stable but, I wish I could keep it at 3200MHz.

 

[jeremyj_83]

Odds are that is higher than your motherboard's capability. While there is some benefit of going to 3200MHz RAM, the difference isn't huge compared to 2933MHz.

 

[mgallo848]

You could check to see if there's any new BIOS updates.

 

[andrei.onduty]

I made the last update in march but from then...I think I'll try to make update to the new one and trying again the 3200MHz frequency.

 

[andrei.onduty]

Odds are that is higher than your motherboard's capability. While there is some benefit of going to 3200MHz RAM, the difference isn't huge compared to 2933MHz.

Also on their site it sais that supports 3200MHz +OC so...Well who cares 2933MHz it's more than enough for me right now.