Mine is CL16. F4-3200C16D-16GTZB.
Single rank.Most likely the memory, and I don;t think its OC'd. Most here have PC 3000 ram or 3200 that I have seen, but many motherboards only get to that speed with the "correct" ram, usually samsung-b chip ram, single sided (I think thats the correct term)
I have that same ram being shipped to me Monday from Newegg. Hope it works on the C6H with 1002 BIOS.My G.Skill FlareX 3200 is on the QVL for the Gigabyte Gaming 3 (F5 BIOS), but given that the RAM was released after the board/latest BIOS and the fact that it isn't stable on it at any speed above 2400... I'm going with BIOS being the issue. Because it works 100% on 1-click A-XMP on my MSI motherboard.
I'll have to see how it does on the ASRock X370 Taichi and the Gigabyte AX370 Gaming K7.
Mine is 3400 CL16
Mine is CL16. F4-3200C16D-16GTZB.
whats the first 8 ts of digits of you sticks. have you passed it through Thaiphoon Burner
sorry, should have been a bit more clear. you can determine what kind of IC you have in your RAM by checking your serial number (which is not listed in a website). i.e. xxxx-A50x-xxxx means you have Samsung die, while XXXX-A40x- means hynix
Thanks, I knew single sided didn;t sound right !Single rank.
Double sided can be single rank iirc.
As @Agent-47 said you can find out if the chips are Samsung or Hynix by the serial number. G.Skill3200 CL16 should not be Samsung. The CL14 version are Samsung b-die based.
I am not sure about the 3400 CL16...
OK, I am confused. It appears that your $210 memory (4000, CL21) is running at the same speed as my 3200 CL14, but costs $40 more ! What am I missing ? Why would I spend $40 more for the same speed ?Turns out I bought some better looking FlareX Gskill Memory rated at 4000 Mhz.
1.94A on Taichi
PS: According to a guy on the asrock forums, he lost some speed with the 1.94a bios.
most likely because when the BIOS is unlocked to support higher clocked straps, you will have a better chance of hitting 4000Mhz with the more expensive modules.OK, I am confused. It appears that your $210 memory (4000, CL21) is running at the same speed as my 3200 CL14, but costs $40 more ! What am I missing ? Why would I spend $40 more for the same speed ?
None. I got it on sale for $195 before the 3200 flarex was out, and I am just happy it worked by loading the xmp and copying the timings.OK, I am confused. It appears that your $210 memory (4000, CL21) is running at the same speed as my 3200 CL14, but costs $40 more ! What am I missing ? Why would I spend $40 more for the same speed ?
OK, still confused. Its still $25 more than the 3200 cl14 I have. After all the work it has taken to get to 3200, I am not holding my breath on 4000 anytime soon.None. I got it on sale for $195 before the 3200 flarex was out, and I am just happy it worked by loading the xmp and copying the timings.
3.9GHz 1.35v & 3200 cas 14
Twas a good day.
OK, I am confused. It appears that your $210 memory (4000, CL21) is running at the same speed as my 3200 CL14, but costs $40 more ! What am I missing ? Why would I spend $40 more for the same speed ?
Dang... I would have gotten it, and resold it for a profit !BTW, microcenter in fairfax had an openbox taichi 370x for $159.
Almost bought it, but hassle of returning my newegg order and the uncertainty of an openbox part made me skip it.
The flarex is $184 though.OK, still confused. Its still $25 more than the 3200 cl14 I have. After all the work it has taken to get to 3200, I am not holding my breath on 4000 anytime soon.
It's likely overkill honestly. I doubt you would see much improvement over 3200.I mean the 4000 because Ryzen likes faster RAM over timings.
Mine is $170.......https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820232205The flarex is $184 though.
4000 might indeed be pointless, but I am hopeful of at least 3600, since amd mentioned updates for supporting higher speeds. I might dabble with some bclk oc'ing too.
I think I enjoy tinkering over playing games anymore.
It's likely overkill honestly. I doubt you would see much improvement over 3200.