How can I make my ram more stable?

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alga

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So my rams are running good only except few games are crashing I recently changed my rams to g.skill flare x 3200 (before I had Corsair veg lpx 2666mhz and all games were running stable). Now when I overclocked my ram using DRAM calculator to 3200mhz my game crashing randomly in 20-30 min time (the division). I tested playing r6 siege and all was good. Problem is the division is very memory and cpu focused game. If any one know how to make my rams running more stable would be perfect. I uploaded a screenshot what settings I use for my dram calculator.



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2933MHz should be supported, try to use it alongside your XMP profile timings
otherwise u will have to fine tune it manualy (it take days of testing with manualy changing timings one by one)
3466mhz is hardware limit on ryzen 1/2 (with xpensive kits and good mobo)
 
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Hmm, I really hoping to get it done and run as 3200. One thing I can do probably to test rams on karhu software and then if I get errors manually adjust timings and etc... if someone see something wrong in dram screenshot settings please let me know what could I change possible... thanks for your support guys
 
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theres no point to look at that picure, its just a suggestion, u wont get anywhere if u take it seriously
even if u have few same ram kits, they may not work with same settings
so u have to manualy set up each timing and test it

mine ram has samsung B-die chips on it dual side with 3200mhz xmp (G.Skill TridentZ RGB F4-3200C14D-32GTZR)
under XMP timings i can get stable to 2933MHz, anything above is unstable
with ryzen dram calculator theree was no difference on either safe/ast settings, unstabl, unstabe, unstable....
im at 3333MHz atm which took me about 3 days to get there and most of what is setup is years away to what ryzen calc suggests...
there are no universal timings when u overclock RAM, mobo vendors will just test few kits and put them on QVL if they work overclocked with theirs max supported frequencies, AMD from time to time updates AGESA code which usualy adds support for few more kits, as for RAM makers, they just make rams, test them on few premium mobos and sell them with their highest possible overclock speed where they will work.
as for your RAM, gskill shows thats its working just on ROG CROSSHAIR VI HERO from asus x370/b350 mobos with 3200XMP timings
 
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Ok thanks for tips. I think I will consult and ask for assistance my friend since he have Ryzen build and managed to overclock rams up to 3533mhz and running them stable...
 
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So basically what I have done. I changed CAD_BUS to (alt 1) as it shows in DRAM calculator and increased voltage to 1.37. Everything else I use exactly as on DRAM calculator picture I provided. Took me about 5-6 hours on everything to test and changed settings and play around to finally make it stable. Now I can finally run it stable at 3200mhz with no errors and on b350 board...
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