To give the ram a bit of credit, I have a ryzen 1600 and corsair 3200mhz ram bought back in 2017 and I had issues running at 3200mhz and had to drop down to 2933mhz. I think the blame can be put squarely on first gen ryzen where its mem ory compatibility was and still is very spotty. In my ryzen 3600 set up the same corsair stick could go up to 3600 cl18 without issue
Yeah, memory controllers on Ryzen processors started off pretty rough but got better -- I too had to run my 3200MHz kits at 2933MHz on my 1600. My 3600 would do 3333MHz but was finicky with higher. 5950X is happy with 3600MHz tho, lol
Ryzen 1 can only run 2dimms in 2666 MHz On 4 domme it go down to 2400 MHz . Its design for this speed. Ryzen 2000 serie 2933 MHz on 2 dimms 2666mhz on 4 dimms. Ryzen 3000 serie 3200 MHz 2 dimms By 4 dimms 2933 MHz So you try to overklok de memory controller from the cpu. It just can not handel it . With volt up you can set more stable overklok on the dimms.
I have this brand on my main pc! I have 4 sticks of ddr4 32gb total 3200mhz. It pretty good I'd say, worked right out the box and for only 42 bucks for 32 gbs, I certainly cannot complain about the value.
warranty void once you open the package lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooo bro if you going to try to be a pc gamer, you spend fat stacks of cash or don't even try
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I've got this brand in my AM5 build. 32gb 2x16 DDR5 5200, got it on sale for $50 on Amazon last year. Still going strong, in currently developing in Unreal Engine 5.3 for up to eight hours at a time with zero issues, also supports XMP.
@@bottomtext6558 it's entry level DDR5 for my first AM5 rig. Using for game development and video editing, it gets the job done. I'll be going up to 64gb later this year.
I have the same RAM! Came with my Xeon combo. I always found it odd it defaulted to its advertised speed but never knew about the manual voltages or that they weren’t compatible with certain systems. Now I know, thanks mate 🎉
I just got some Corsair Vengeance lpx 3600 CL18 RAM, similar as in video, and it says 1.35v on a sticker on the ram stick...so he's actually below spec at 1.2V??
@@RexNathanChan1.2V isn't below spec that IS the spec for default DDR4 which maxes out at 2400MHz at 1.2V. Any higher clock is an overclock and requires higher voltage
Purchased 4 brand new sticks of the exact same brand, 2 out of 4 are not passing memtest. Moved now to cheap and super good lexar (Samsung chips) and not a single issue since.
The Kllisre (Killers?) brand is meant to be intel only, specially for X99 Xeon kits. It kinda works with AMD, but it definitely won't with integrated graphics AMD. It just works if it's not messed with, but it won't last. Its heatsink is poorly glued in, as it will fall inside the case within 3 to 4 months of use (I had 2 kits of 2 modules of 8 and 16GBs lose the heatsink within weeks of each other), and it's not unlikely of blue screens happening after that.
@@gorjy9610I did buy an X99 kit myself, but "luckly", I got OEM REG ECC RAM, used, but never a single issue after 3 years. But the Kllisre SSD I decided to get because that's the only brand the store I bought the kit from had? Still working, but only if I set the BIOS to UEFI only (aside from UEFI and Legacy), for some reason XD.
@@gorjy9610 for some reason junk products tend to be popular on AliExpress, but nobody speaks of the legit G502 Hero that is sold for 35 bucks, gotta keep an eye on the logo though, cause there's also a false one
@@rul3s1232 Yes, as I said, it "kinda" works with AMD, but as proven in the video, they might not work full speed, but for sure they won't work with APUs.
I bought a xeon e5 2680 v4 kit and it included 16 gb of this RAM, the heatsink was a bit too tight and causing issues but trying to loosen it solved it, it's a perfect budget build choice
I had this exact issue with Patriot RAM when I did a BIOS update to install an R5 5500 on my B450. It seems like the APU IO hates RAM with low base clocks, the Patriot RAM though rated at 3200CL16 couldn't do it without crashing on that chip. The Patriot RAM had a base clock of 2133MHz, I replaced it with some used HyperX RAM with a base clock of 2400MHz and it has worked flawlessly at 3200CL16 ever since.
my Ryzen 7 1700 max supported RAM speed was 2666, but I OC'd mine to 3200 and was working fine for months, until I started playing GTA 5, thats the only game that bluescreened...
Ali Express can be great if you can find some specifics on the sticks. I got a some nice Dual Rank Samsung B- Die last year. The sticks have substantial heatsinks, which is necessary for B Die OC. 32GB of 3866C14 with tight sub timings, and can just skip the whole DDR5 Gen and the headache that is DDR5 tuning.
you probably could get it running at CL16 3200. As found out; Voltage is the big big factor that makes most ram go past 2866 stably. Even the best binned kits of DDR4 generally still need at least 1.325v to go much past 3200 no matter how loose the timings. That being said with Micron E-Die, even older kits; not much point going past 1.4v.
I’ve noticed with AMD system you’ve run the modules with command rate set automatically to CR1 and in the Intel system it was CR2. Command rate plays a big role in stabilising the system memory and it sometimes makes the difference between the stable and unstable system. Another thing I must mention for your less experienced viewers is that maximum ram frequency depends on integrated memory controller (IMC) for Ryzen 1600 it’s 2666MHz anything above that is considered overclocking and it’s not guaranteed by the AMD. Intel on the other hand supports 3200MHz RAM out of the box for its 12th gen processors. Keep up the good work m8 :)
I have 32gb made by that same company in my x99 build right now and it works absolutely fine! No issues with it at all. I got those 4 8gb sticks for $57cdn with free shipping on Ali Express. The other 4 sticks in my tower are 4 8gb made by Juhor and same deal, they work just fine and were super cheap.
There's nothing wrong with buying suhc RAM. As long as it works, and setting the voltage to 1.30V is fine (you also get some overclocking headroom too). People are missing the point when getting this RAM. All RAM is now advertised as "gaming" RAM. What if you don't game or just want an actual budget-conscious solution? Getting the RAM that just works, of course. Though, you might be better off getting some used RAM from a more reputable brand for the same price. As long as it does not throw any errors in a couple years.
I bought who knows how many DDR3 modules on AE for upgrading old gen3/gen4 PCs during years, over 200 at least. All of them still work, even one used for gaming. But kllisre is something to be avoided. And at least with DDR3 avoid anything that have heatsinks on, they're too thin anyway to be useful and glued badly, sometimes even touching components on module itself shorting things out.
I have bought this brand in DDR3 in Intel Haswell era. It worked very well with a HyperX Fury in dual channel. Later a friend of mine bought a DDR4 stick for a 10th gen Intel config. Still working today. CL times needs to be optimized a bit manually, but given the price, this is a really good value.
Summit Ridge/ 1x00 series Ryzens are/were notorious for not being able to run ram reliably above 2800-3000MT (my flatmate had an 1800X that couldn't manage over 2666 even), that could have been what you were seeing with the 1600X on the B450 board.
If I remember correctly, 2666 is the highest official JEDEC speed for DDR4. I think the issue was that the board wasn’t reading the XMP profile so it went to the highest JEDEC speed. XMP profiles do contain voltage settings which is why I think when you set the speed to 3200 and increased the voltage the errors stopped. Intel made XMP which is likely why that worked out of the box at the right speed. Great video by the way, Chinese parts are always interesting to look at.
I am running 32GB of DDR4 3200MHz CL22 (got 2 Lexar sticks, 2 Adata sticks for ~38$ used) with my Ryzen 7 5700X, and it is running just fine for me. As Zen and Zen+ CPUs are notorious for poor RAM compatibility, it might explains why that kit did not work so well with your Ryzen 5 1600AF. Great video, as always
I recently built an all aliexpress pc (minus the case, because I'm not paying 35 dollars plus 185 in shipping for a case I can but for 60 bucks on amazon), and used this ram. I was pleased with how fast it arrived, and considering the PC i build (xeon based)I wasn't that worried about the CL because I highly doubted ram would be the bottleneck. Gotta say, it was a lot of fun spending only about $300 total for a cpu, ram power supply, motherboard, gpu, and storage, and having a working product in the end!
I've had similar results with cheap memory and AM5 boards. My NZXT B650 board booted just fine with 16gb of ultra-cheap CL42 DDR5 5200 but slowly began to fail over a week's time. I gave it to a friend running Intel LGA1700 and he's had zero problems since. Perhaps Ryzen is just more finicky with bargain ram?
Any " truly chinese" memory, including SSDs is a lottery, they are built using different memory banks from a lot of manufacturers You can't be sure what exactly will you get
Kllisre is an old, long-running Aliexpress kind of "brand", they have branded boxes etc. Despite that, their "2666 MHz" stick of DDR4 SO-DIMM that I bought has weird SPD table and thus only works at 2400 MHz. It's a laptop so no option to change parameters manually. In contrast, a more recently purchased WALRAM stick also has wird SPD in that all 4 profiles are 2666 MHz but with different timings. But at least it really is a 2666 stick unlike Kllisre.
I used a chinese ram kit for just about 2 years. Long story short, it started causing random problems while showing absolutely zero errors in every memory test, windows or bootable. I ended up buying a new CPU and new PSU before a new RAM because motherboard showed led errors for other stuff. If you want some cheap useful RAM, go for it, but do yourself a favor, ANYTHING wrong with your system in the future, always suspect the RAM first when using these. CPU or GPU led error? RAM. System turning off without error logs as if you pulled the plug? RAM. System restarting as if you pressed reset? RAM.
3200Mhz CL22 is laptop memory. They are reusing some laptop chips and putting them on desktop DIMMs. It won't work on certain chips because it doesn't support the laptop speeds.
I am running Chinese ramaxel ddr4 cl22 3200mhz ram as 4x 8gb on my x370+r5 3600 setup, works flawlessly. Dual channel on a320+r3 3100 system too, no issues.
Not bad, though I reckon the problems you faced were due to the B450 board. My DDR4-3200 Corsair RAM failed to hit its full speed on a B450 board, but succeeded without issue on two different X570 boards.
Same, had shutdowns/lost signal on my b450 board, ryzen 5 3600, corsair vengeance pro ram sticks at 3200mhz.. mostly when leaving it with no work/idle.. I fixed that by putting all values manually on the BIOS, 3200mhz, tc td trc tras, all that shit exactly as my ram kit box indicated, and not enabling the XMP mode, just using it disabled: no crashes ever since.
@@macblink my MSI B450M board wouldn't go to XMP 3200, I think it defaulted to 2666 with XMP and 2133 without. Currently running a Gigabyte Aorus X570 which went straight to 3200 on XMP, no questions asked. BTW the RAM kit is: Corsair Vengeance LPX 128GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Desktop Memory
I am here to tell you about this ram. I bought it because it's cheaper than anything in italy, but it camewitha little twist:it doesn't work with ryzen g-series with modules bigger than 4gb other than some other ryzen cpus, but it is 100% compatible with intel
Would be interesting to see the actual memory chips under the heatspreader on that RAM. If they even have the same chips between them or between the previous kit. I'm guessing they've sanded the chips so no markings will be visible.
I actually bought one of the same RAM brand but in DDR3. I'm building a Mini ITX PC with an i3 4th gen that I had lying around. I will be using it as a dedicated streaming PC to take the load off my PC while I stream xD Hopefully mine runs as smooth as yours.
I think pinnacle ridge IMC's tap out at 3000MHz and that's why it gave errors with 3200MHz...back in the days, if you could do 3200 with a Zen or Zen+ chip you had a golden sample.
I think you're right, I couldn't get more than 3000 working on my Ryzen 7 2700 x470 aorus elite rig. Even at 3000mhz (0 memtest errors) it sometimes fails to post even reverts back to stock.
@@rallyscootthe chips are on the lower end and work perfectly fine. They just need some manual set up as shown in the vid. You are paying for barebones product, no bells or whistles.
First of all the kit was advertised as 3200Mhz CL22, not CL20 so you *weren't* failing to run it "as advertised". Secondly, DOCP would have increased the voltage to 1.35v as well, so apart from timings you just manually made it run like DOCP would have.
DDR4 stock clock is up to 2400MHz at 1.2V and anything above that is an overclock at which 1.35V is pretty much the standard for all. My 3200MHz corsair ram also has xmp profile at 1.35V
I have this RAM installed on my wife's PC! If I recall correctly, the rated CL of this is 22, so trying to run it with the timings 20-19-19-43 might have caused some instability? That said I have it on a Ryzen 5600X running at 3200MHz with timings at 20-20-20-50 at 1.2v so far just fine, so maybe part of it is a bad draw with the silicon lottery. My motherboard (which is admittedly newer) also automatically detected the ram speed and timings (it auto-set them to 22-22-22-52), though I was expecting to have to manually set it (no one-click overclocking though, that had to be done manually). I wouldn't recommend this for most people though, since if you're the kind of person that expects it to plug in and just work the weird incompatibilities with some CPU's might throw you off. That and if you're looking for something that's super reliable, since I think I saw a video where they take off that heat spreader and underneath the actual ram chips are from different batches and sometimes even different companies (not going to do it with my own to confirm though). Also I put zero confidence in the warranty of this company (the only reason I was willing to overclock those timings a bit was this).
I bought this exact same kit last year and couldn't even get it to post at 3200 with my X470 and Ryzen 5 2600, I had to return it. For reference, I am currently using a 3000 kit from Crucial running at 3400 without issues on that same system.
I had problems with that RAM too, but in my ryzen 5 3600, I didn't know how to change the voltage or tweak it was my first pc build and the games just crashed after playing them for 5 minutes or so and I didn't know what was causing the problem, I realized it was the RAM after running memtest. I ended replacing it for an expensive 16gb 3600mhz xmp 2.0 CL22 single stick that I also got in AliExpress. Zero problems till now.
The issue you had with the AMD CPU would be due to the integrated memory controller on the CPU itself. 1000 and 2000 (Zen 1 & 1+)series Ryzen had a lot of work to do in terms of memory compatibility, but the problems were largely resolve by the 3000 (Zen 2) series. The B450 board bore no responsibility for any memory issues you had. In fact if you used the same board with a Zen 2 or 3 chip, you'd have had no issues
FYI memtest64 can't even be classed as a stresstest, its that shit at detecting errors. You can stabilise memory for it and still be unstable in cinebench of all things. I'd recommend running kahru, TM5 and randomx (if on amd) for at least 8h each if you're planning to save anything significant on that system.
@@My_Old_YT_Account havent had personal experience with that fork. But have seen 86 and 86+ both seen lumped together many times in the ram oc forums. Not saying you can't use it, it's just more designed to find faulty sectors to see if there was a manufacturing error opposed to checking for any stability problems.
I have one question In DDR4 rams, we have to use it in dual channel to get maximum performance , is it same for DDR5 , can we use different size rams (for example 12 gb 4800mhz + 8gb 4800mhz ) in DDR5 , as the single channel ram of DDR5 performs equally , please make a video and perform a test
@@Ungluedo you mean "insinuate" ? Because "ensue" means 'happen or occur afterward as a result" People don't ensue unless you're talking about a baby being born as a result of sexual intercourse between two human beans of opposite sex while married to each other and also in love (which is impossible, BTW, no matter what the Pope thinks)
To be fair to the company I've had issues with RAM voltages on older AM4 motherboards as well using mainstream brands. Don't see why there is an APU and 4000/5000 restriction though, it should really be able to run.
I actually bought DDR5 rams off Ali around month ago for my i5-13400F / B760i combo (board is also from Ali) and i have to say that yes, those memory works flawlessly on Intel based systems - for Ryzens you need to do a bit of tweaking over the bios... tested that on my friend 7500F and he also had to set memory voltage to 1.35 Tho lets also agree that since Ryzen 1000 series, memory on Ryzen was always a bit different thing... you kinda were forced to use high clock memory - i still remember that if you did not had 3200MT/s memory on Ryzen 3000, you literary were just kicking yourself in a gut or how Intel with 2666/2933 could rival with Ryzen running at 3200 :s
It's not just this brand, even dodgy Kingston ones behave exactly the same way. Sown doesn't work in my B550M 5600X system, but works perfectly fine in my X99 E2670 v3 rig 🙄
I imagine it's a compatibility issue with IOs designed for chips with integrated graphics that are causing problems on AMD more than the B450 PCB itself. I had a similar problem with Patriot RAM when I updated my BIOS on my MSi T'hawk MAX B450 board for Zen3, no matter what I did the memory would only run at 2133MHz(it's base clock speed), any OC to the stated 3200CL16 rating just led to my machine crashing within an hour for the first crash then minutes for crashes after that. I use an R5 5500 for context. I swapped the RAM out for some used HyperX with a base clock of 2400MHz and just set the OC profile to 3200MHz and it's worked crash free since. I concluded that with an APU IO you need RAM with a certain minimum base clock for it work properly on my CPU.
Secondary timings are not part of XMP spec IIRC, so it's up to the motherboard to figure them out and if it can't you will encounter errors. Anyways unless you can verify at least 24h of no errors while running tm5, you should consider your RAM unstable and never use it out of the JEDEC spec, otherwise windows get completely messed up and corrupted with the constant updates, no extra performance is worth it.
I’m not surprised with issues surrounding the RAM and Ryzen CPUs. AliExpress has a lot of Motherboard/CPU/RAM combos, which are all with Intel processors, so most, if not all, Chinese RAM kits are better suited to Intel systems.
Have you tried manually tuning the timings? Doubt it would go very far without being unstable, but for the real budget-conscious, you should try to squeeze every bit of performance out of it.
Zen 1 and Zen+ processors are notorious for their problematic work with faster RAM speeds. Newer AGESA versions helped, but at first it was hard to achieve more than 2993 Mb/s with anything but Samsung B-die memory.
I bought 6 sticks of 16gb ddr4 3200 from kllisre, they run just fine on my r5 2600 and i5 7400 I wouldn't overclock it, and better ram would give me more performance, but not enough to matter, it won't turn 30fps to 60fps If you are on a budget, it's much, MUCH better to save the money for a better GPU
You can't just set the memory speed like that, you need to update all the timings as well as increasing the voltage. And I had a 1600 when it first came out and there were lots of issues with memory, it was advised to get something with Samsung b-die chips to run at 3200mhz at the time.
The problem with the Ryzen 5 1600 was probably the memory controller. Even the 3k series had issues with ram. Things like not being able to use 4 sticks of ram with the 3600 lol
I'm doing a bit of a switcheroo, got a 4tb hybrid drive for my main PC which will free up two 1TB hybrids 2.5's which I will then format, partition and load up with Xbox firmware and put one each into my Xbox Ones as the old standard SATA's are holding it back on stuff like Starfield. My main Xbox One OG has a 750gb hybrid in and that I will put into my external which has a 500gb SSD in at mo and I will keep the SSD to hook up with my USB attachment so will have two nice size externals which I might employ on my second Xbox One as I am in the process of Retroarching it having forked out the dev key to MS (man a lesson in obtuseness getting the dev key working, I mean seriously chase your tail many times O.o) For the PC it means I can take some of the load off my 1tb fast M.2 SSD, Western Digital black one, very speedy and Win 11 goes from power to desktop under 20 secs fully loaded...
The KLEVV Bolt X is my new go to budget ram. It's SK Hynix chips so is pretty reliable and works solid with both Ryzen and Intel systems. None of that Corsair nonsense with one kit for AMD and another for Intel. Can get them pretty cheap. Amazon was selling 16gb 3200mhz cl16 kit for £26.99 not so long back. Much safer bet than unknown chinese rubbish.
I would have assumed that it has something to do with the fact that this is the JDEC profile for 3200, as often especially on AMD and sometimes on Intel will set the VDDQ plus the I/o voltages to the same base voltage so all of them to 1.2, but many CPUs that came afterwards weren't verified for that spec at that speed where 12th gen was the first CPU generation with jdec 3200 support, I'd assume you would have had issues if you used 10th gen, might have worked if you tweaked the IO voltages manually instead of the DRAM voltage
Killisre has never worked for me. Don't know why. My PC never booted with it. Bought some atermir I think it's called. DDR4 64gb of it. Worked for about 2 months then I started getting BSODs constantly. Finally I decided to take the supplied heatsinks off to check things out. They were not attached via thermal pads. It was literally some transparent double sided super sticky tape like that you get under a cellphone battery. Horrendous thermal transfer. The ram was overheating because of it. Replaced all of it with decent thermal pads and things are running smoothly. Not the first time I've bought something from AliExpress where they have cared more about appearance than functionality. Just something to be aware of. Cheers
FYI: The intel i5 12400F lowest mem speed is 3200, while the Ryzen 1600x lowest is 2666. Thats why u had issues. The intel proc cant even run ddr4 lower than 3200 so it will default to that.
Technically, Ryzen 2000-series CPU (Raven Ridge: 2600, 1600AF, etc.) only supported upto 2933MT/s memory, per AMD's spec page. 1000-series CPU (Summit Ridge: 1600, etc.) only supported upto 2667MT/s memory, again per AMD's spec page.
When overclocking RAM manually you need to set all the params. Since the AMD-board didn't recognize the 3200MHz speed you need to manually set the latencies when bumping the clock. Auto doesn't do the trick, since the board didn't recognize the correct profiles. If you want to overclock, please do the homework!
All of these RAM (All aliexpress brands) require 1.35V for 3200 MHz, It is realmagic that it already worked couple of times with 1.20V I think😅 I also have Jazer memory from Aliexpress worked wonders with my 4650G and 2200G that I used earlier... You can even reduce the clocks a bit to improve the performance.
1600AF = 2600, which had a terrible memory controller. my 3200 ram would only run 2666 until I upgraded to a 3800X, which ran the same ram fine at 3200
Did you verify that there was not an error in bios for the Ryzen? There has been so many issues popping up with both cpu and ram voltages not being what is stated on different boards so it may be it needed a bios update?
I Do have Killsre Memory RAM Stick It's a DDR3 1600Mhz 8GB, i wanted to buy another just to make a dual channel for my computer but turns out that my motherboard only supports 8GB Max which is kind of suck and gonna have to buy a motherboard that can hold 16GB I love your videos bro! 👍
Damn, I was just about to hit the magic go go button then remembered I got a Coolermaster MasterAir GX100 which is a bit finicky about tall ram so going to get the calipers on it tomorrow to see if the air gap is enough for a stick or not /sigh I would ideally like to find some 32gb sticks as only got two ram slots.
the lower speed on the 1600af is because that cpu only supports up to 2666, which doesn't typically matter, but because the ram is 3200 jedec (not xmp/docp, which is technically overclocking), the cpu can't run the ram at rated frequency.
Most of the time you won't be able to run 3200MHz on Zen or Zen+ without heavy manual tuning. The integrated memory controller wasn't that good and the cheap board doesn't help
To give the ram a bit of credit, I have a ryzen 1600 and corsair 3200mhz ram bought back in 2017 and I had issues running at 3200mhz and had to drop down to 2933mhz. I think the blame can be put squarely on first gen ryzen where its mem ory compatibility was and still is very spotty. In my ryzen 3600 set up the same corsair stick could go up to 3600 cl18 without issue
Ah awesome :)
Even second gen isn't guaranteed to work with 3200 xmp.
I suspect manual tuning could get this kit to post even on the G series cpu's.
Yeah, memory controllers on Ryzen processors started off pretty rough but got better -- I too had to run my 3200MHz kits at 2933MHz on my 1600. My 3600 would do 3333MHz but was finicky with higher. 5950X is happy with 3600MHz tho, lol
Remember motherboards also have a role in play here.
Ryzen 1 can only run 2dimms in 2666 MHz
On 4 domme it go down to 2400 MHz .
Its design for this speed.
Ryzen 2000 serie 2933 MHz on 2 dimms
2666mhz on 4 dimms.
Ryzen 3000 serie 3200 MHz 2 dimms
By 4 dimms 2933 MHz
So you try to overklok de memory controller from the cpu.
It just can not handel it .
With volt up you can set more stable overklok on the dimms.
I have this brand on my main pc! I have 4 sticks of ddr4 32gb total 3200mhz. It pretty good I'd say, worked right out the box and for only 42 bucks for 32 gbs, I certainly cannot complain about the value.
128GB!?!
@@JokaGaming2K10probably 4x8gb
warranty void once you open the package lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooo
bro if you going to try to be a pc gamer, you spend fat stacks of cash or don't even try
If it didn't work "right out the box" it would'nt be working at all lmfao
@@EUROCORP2027 isnt being a gamer about gambling ? you certainly arent gambling with these known branded rams
PRO life tip: add the ram module name in title description for more views/search results of actual buyers/users. nice and short video god damn, always on point!
Not a life tip and not from a "pro". You can just call things tips you know?
@@InfamousSabreModshow's that not a life tip? Everything is a life tip as long as it's for the living beings
Actually... you left good advice.
This is what tags are for...
@@InfamousSabreModsits just a saying mate
I've got this brand in my AM5 build. 32gb 2x16 DDR5 5200, got it on sale for $50 on Amazon last year. Still going strong, in currently developing in Unreal Engine 5.3 for up to eight hours at a time with zero issues, also supports XMP.
That's a damn steal! Hope it lasts long!
wtf 50 bucks for 32gb ddr5 ram? steal
@@bottomtext6558 it's entry level DDR5 for my first AM5 rig. Using for game development and video editing, it gets the job done. I'll be going up to 64gb later this year.
I have the same RAM! Came with my Xeon combo. I always found it odd it defaulted to its advertised speed but never knew about the manual voltages or that they weren’t compatible with certain systems. Now I know, thanks mate 🎉
I just got some Corsair Vengeance lpx 3600 CL18 RAM, similar as in video, and it says 1.35v on a sticker on the ram stick...so he's actually below spec at 1.2V??
@@RexNathanChan1.2V isn't below spec that IS the spec for default DDR4 which maxes out at 2400MHz at 1.2V. Any higher clock is an overclock and requires higher voltage
XMP settings should run at 1,35V, not 1.2V, thats my point@@Vitis-n2v
Greetings from Ecuador. I follow your channel 10 years ago and its absolutely incredible!
I was just thinking how great this channel is as well it's very nice to see someone that does testing that's more realistic for the average person
I still can't believe they named your country after that famous song
@@Pamani_ Ridiculous right?
Purchased 4 brand new sticks of the exact same brand, 2 out of 4 are not passing memtest. Moved now to cheap and super good lexar (Samsung chips) and not a single issue since.
The Kllisre (Killers?) brand is meant to be intel only, specially for X99 Xeon kits. It kinda works with AMD, but it definitely won't with integrated graphics AMD. It just works if it's not messed with, but it won't last. Its heatsink is poorly glued in, as it will fall inside the case within 3 to 4 months of use (I had 2 kits of 2 modules of 8 and 16GBs lose the heatsink within weeks of each other), and it's not unlikely of blue screens happening after that.
Probably the worst "brand" of all available on AE. Some of them are even decent but Kllisre is junk.
@@gorjy9610I did buy an X99 kit myself, but "luckly", I got OEM REG ECC RAM, used, but never a single issue after 3 years. But the Kllisre SSD I decided to get because that's the only brand the store I bought the kit from had? Still working, but only if I set the BIOS to UEFI only (aside from UEFI and Legacy), for some reason XD.
@@gorjy9610 for some reason junk products tend to be popular on AliExpress, but nobody speaks of the legit G502 Hero that is sold for 35 bucks, gotta keep an eye on the logo though, cause there's also a false one
i built an aliexpress pc with r5 1500x and this ram with soyo motherboard, they did work fine
@@rul3s1232 Yes, as I said, it "kinda" works with AMD, but as proven in the video, they might not work full speed, but for sure they won't work with APUs.
I bought a xeon e5 2680 v4 kit and it included 16 gb of this RAM, the heatsink was a bit too tight and causing issues but trying to loosen it solved it, it's a perfect budget build choice
Trying to pronounce that brand name is kllisre-ing me.
Apparently it's pronoucned (kuhl-eesray)
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Interesting findings. I was disapointed to learn that the AMD G series chips don't have the capacity to run the same speeds of memory or Gen 4 SSDs.
Are you willing to check what RAM chips they use with Thaiphoon Burner or something similar?
I had this exact issue with Patriot RAM when I did a BIOS update to install an R5 5500 on my B450. It seems like the APU IO hates RAM with low base clocks, the Patriot RAM though rated at 3200CL16 couldn't do it without crashing on that chip. The Patriot RAM had a base clock of 2133MHz, I replaced it with some used HyperX RAM with a base clock of 2400MHz and it has worked flawlessly at 3200CL16 ever since.
my Ryzen 7 1700 max supported RAM speed was 2666, but I OC'd mine to 3200 and was working fine for months, until I started playing GTA 5, thats the only game that bluescreened...
Ali Express can be great if you can find some specifics on the sticks. I got a some nice Dual Rank Samsung B- Die last year. The sticks have substantial heatsinks, which is necessary for B Die OC. 32GB of 3866C14 with tight sub timings, and can just skip the whole DDR5 Gen and the headache that is DDR5 tuning.
you probably could get it running at CL16 3200. As found out; Voltage is the big big factor that makes most ram go past 2866 stably. Even the best binned kits of DDR4 generally still need at least 1.325v to go much past 3200 no matter how loose the timings. That being said with Micron E-Die, even older kits; not much point going past 1.4v.
4:37 these bad boys have been remembering things for me for about 7 years now, i payed 200e for 16gb back in the day
Love this kind of content. Always up for a bit of Aliexpress 🤣
I’ve noticed with AMD system you’ve run the modules with command rate set automatically to CR1 and in the Intel system it was CR2. Command rate plays a big role in stabilising the system memory and it sometimes makes the difference between the stable and unstable system. Another thing I must mention for your less experienced viewers is that maximum ram frequency depends on integrated memory controller (IMC) for Ryzen 1600 it’s 2666MHz anything above that is considered overclocking and it’s not guaranteed by the AMD. Intel on the other hand supports 3200MHz RAM out of the box for its 12th gen processors. Keep up the good work m8 :)
Zen 1 and zen 2 has poor memory, zen 3 did fixed it.
I put 32gb of this in a system for a family member about 6 months ago. 32GB 3200MT CL22 for £33.44 delivered.
Been working perfect.
I have 32gb made by that same company in my x99 build right now and it works absolutely fine! No issues with it at all. I got those 4 8gb sticks for $57cdn with free shipping on Ali Express. The other 4 sticks in my tower are 4 8gb made by Juhor and same deal, they work just fine and were super cheap.
There's nothing wrong with buying suhc RAM. As long as it works, and setting the voltage to 1.30V is fine (you also get some overclocking headroom too).
People are missing the point when getting this RAM. All RAM is now advertised as "gaming" RAM. What if you don't game or just want an actual budget-conscious solution? Getting the RAM that just works, of course. Though, you might be better off getting some used RAM from a more reputable brand for the same price. As long as it does not throw any errors in a couple years.
I bought who knows how many DDR3 modules on AE for upgrading old gen3/gen4 PCs during years, over 200 at least. All of them still work, even one used for gaming. But kllisre is something to be avoided. And at least with DDR3 avoid anything that have heatsinks on, they're too thin anyway to be useful and glued badly, sometimes even touching components on module itself shorting things out.
I have bought this brand in DDR3 in Intel Haswell era. It worked very well with a HyperX Fury in dual channel.
Later a friend of mine bought a DDR4 stick for a 10th gen Intel config. Still working today.
CL times needs to be optimized a bit manually, but given the price, this is a really good value.
Summit Ridge/ 1x00 series Ryzens are/were notorious for not being able to run ram reliably above 2800-3000MT (my flatmate had an 1800X that couldn't manage over 2666 even), that could have been what you were seeing with the 1600X on the B450 board.
If I remember correctly, 2666 is the highest official JEDEC speed for DDR4. I think the issue was that the board wasn’t reading the XMP profile so it went to the highest JEDEC speed. XMP profiles do contain voltage settings which is why I think when you set the speed to 3200 and increased the voltage the errors stopped. Intel made XMP which is likely why that worked out of the box at the right speed. Great video by the way, Chinese parts are always interesting to look at.
I am running 32GB of DDR4 3200MHz CL22 (got 2 Lexar sticks, 2 Adata sticks for ~38$ used) with my Ryzen 7 5700X, and it is running just fine for me. As Zen and Zen+ CPUs are notorious for poor RAM compatibility, it might explains why that kit did not work so well with your Ryzen 5 1600AF. Great video, as always
I recently built an all aliexpress pc (minus the case, because I'm not paying 35 dollars plus 185 in shipping for a case I can but for 60 bucks on amazon), and used this ram. I was pleased with how fast it arrived, and considering the PC i build (xeon based)I wasn't that worried about the CL because I highly doubted ram would be the bottleneck.
Gotta say, it was a lot of fun spending only about $300 total for a cpu, ram power supply, motherboard, gpu, and storage, and having a working product in the end!
I've had similar results with cheap memory and AM5 boards. My NZXT B650 board booted just fine with 16gb of ultra-cheap CL42 DDR5 5200 but slowly began to fail over a week's time. I gave it to a friend running Intel LGA1700 and he's had zero problems since. Perhaps Ryzen is just more finicky with bargain ram?
I don’t mess with cheap RAM because it’s usually cheap due to QC cuts. One kit may work while another won’t and it’s a roll of the dice
Any " truly chinese" memory, including SSDs is a lottery, they are built using different memory banks from a lot of manufacturers
You can't be sure what exactly will you get
Kllisre is an old, long-running Aliexpress kind of "brand", they have branded boxes etc. Despite that, their "2666 MHz" stick of DDR4 SO-DIMM that I bought has weird SPD table and thus only works at 2400 MHz. It's a laptop so no option to change parameters manually. In contrast, a more recently purchased WALRAM stick also has wird SPD in that all 4 profiles are 2666 MHz but with different timings. But at least it really is a 2666 stick unlike Kllisre.
I used a chinese ram kit for just about 2 years. Long story short, it started causing random problems while showing absolutely zero errors in every memory test, windows or bootable. I ended up buying a new CPU and new PSU before a new RAM because motherboard showed led errors for other stuff.
If you want some cheap useful RAM, go for it, but do yourself a favor, ANYTHING wrong with your system in the future, always suspect the RAM first when using these. CPU or GPU led error? RAM. System turning off without error logs as if you pulled the plug? RAM. System restarting as if you pressed reset? RAM.
I have been using them for about 2 months, ZERO issues r5 1600 heavily overclocked 3200mhz, cant remember if I set 1.35 or 1.4 volts
3200Mhz CL22 is laptop memory. They are reusing some laptop chips and putting them on desktop DIMMs.
It won't work on certain chips because it doesn't support the laptop speeds.
I have been using Klissre 8 GB DDR3 1866 MHz Rams in my X58 system for 5 years without any problems (in Triple channel).
I am running Chinese ramaxel ddr4 cl22 3200mhz ram as 4x 8gb on my x370+r5 3600 setup, works flawlessly.
Dual channel on a320+r3 3100 system too, no issues.
Just a heads up, everything from KILLSRE is made from used/refurbished components, ram, graphic cards, motherboards
Not bad, though I reckon the problems you faced were due to the B450 board. My DDR4-3200 Corsair RAM failed to hit its full speed on a B450 board, but succeeded without issue on two different X570 boards.
Same, had shutdowns/lost signal on my b450 board, ryzen 5 3600, corsair vengeance pro ram sticks at 3200mhz.. mostly when leaving it with no work/idle.. I fixed that by putting all values manually on the BIOS, 3200mhz, tc td trc tras, all that shit exactly as my ram kit box indicated, and not enabling the XMP mode, just using it disabled: no crashes ever since.
@@macblink my MSI B450M board wouldn't go to XMP 3200, I think it defaulted to 2666 with XMP and 2133 without.
Currently running a Gigabyte Aorus X570 which went straight to 3200 on XMP, no questions asked.
BTW the RAM kit is: Corsair Vengeance LPX 128GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Desktop Memory
Those modules work very well with Xeon processors and i don't know why.
I bought the killsre ecc 3200hz for my hp z440. Best cheap upgrade that added some extra noticeable performance and it's simple to install.
I am here to tell you about this ram. I bought it because it's cheaper than anything in italy, but it camewitha little twist:it doesn't work with ryzen g-series with modules bigger than 4gb other than some other ryzen cpus, but it is 100% compatible with intel
I have used this ram brand on my old ddr2 phenom, worked pretty well!
Would be interesting to see the actual memory chips under the heatspreader on that RAM. If they even have the same chips between them or between the previous kit. I'm guessing they've sanded the chips so no markings will be visible.
I actually bought one of the same RAM brand but in DDR3.
I'm building a Mini ITX PC with an i3 4th gen that I had lying around. I will be using it as a dedicated streaming PC to take the load off my PC while I stream xD
Hopefully mine runs as smooth as yours.
I think pinnacle ridge IMC's tap out at 3000MHz and that's why it gave errors with 3200MHz...back in the days, if you could do 3200 with a Zen or Zen+ chip you had a golden sample.
I think you're right, I couldn't get more than 3000 working on my Ryzen 7 2700 x470 aorus elite rig. Even at 3000mhz (0 memtest errors) it sometimes fails to post even reverts back to stock.
1.35v is what the DOCP set my 3200Mhz RAM to, so it makes sense that it is required. And I have a B450 board as well.
This stuff seems surprisingly reliable for the ridiculously low price. I've shoved a bunch into a workstation build.
Yeah I was surprised that it was two modules for this price
You get what you are paid.. Bad quality chips that kinda work.
@@rallyscootthe chips are on the lower end and work perfectly fine. They just need some manual set up as shown in the vid. You are paying for barebones product, no bells or whistles.
Another RAM from there which seems to be quite popular is the Asgard brand.
First of all the kit was advertised as 3200Mhz CL22, not CL20 so you *weren't* failing to run it "as advertised". Secondly, DOCP would have increased the voltage to 1.35v as well, so apart from timings you just manually made it run like DOCP would have.
DDR4 stock clock is up to 2400MHz at 1.2V and anything above that is an overclock at which 1.35V is pretty much the standard for all. My 3200MHz corsair ram also has xmp profile at 1.35V
Those are MT/s numbers, not MHz. MHz numbers are half of that.
For the price, not bad!
Just difficult to say, if the RAM will work after few months / years.
Yeah I’ll keep this set and make an update if it quits on me!
ram is the least likely component to fail, even whe cheap, when you dont hit it with hardcore ocs at least. So i wouldnt worry too much
I have this RAM installed on my wife's PC! If I recall correctly, the rated CL of this is 22, so trying to run it with the timings 20-19-19-43 might have caused some instability? That said I have it on a Ryzen 5600X running at 3200MHz with timings at 20-20-20-50 at 1.2v so far just fine, so maybe part of it is a bad draw with the silicon lottery.
My motherboard (which is admittedly newer) also automatically detected the ram speed and timings (it auto-set them to 22-22-22-52), though I was expecting to have to manually set it (no one-click overclocking though, that had to be done manually).
I wouldn't recommend this for most people though, since if you're the kind of person that expects it to plug in and just work the weird incompatibilities with some CPU's might throw you off. That and if you're looking for something that's super reliable, since I think I saw a video where they take off that heat spreader and underneath the actual ram chips are from different batches and sometimes even different companies (not going to do it with my own to confirm though).
Also I put zero confidence in the warranty of this company (the only reason I was willing to overclock those timings a bit was this).
I bought this exact same kit last year and couldn't even get it to post at 3200 with my X470 and Ryzen 5 2600, I had to return it. For reference, I am currently using a 3000 kit from Crucial running at 3400 without issues on that same system.
I had problems with that RAM too, but in my ryzen 5 3600, I didn't know how to change the voltage or tweak it was my first pc build and the games just crashed after playing them for 5 minutes or so and I didn't know what was causing the problem, I realized it was the RAM after running memtest. I ended replacing it for an expensive 16gb 3600mhz xmp 2.0 CL22 single stick that I also got in AliExpress. Zero problems till now.
The issue you had with the AMD CPU would be due to the integrated memory controller on the CPU itself. 1000 and 2000 (Zen 1 & 1+)series Ryzen had a lot of work to do in terms of memory compatibility, but the problems were largely resolve by the 3000 (Zen 2) series. The B450 board bore no responsibility for any memory issues you had. In fact if you used the same board with a Zen 2 or 3 chip, you'd have had no issues
Yeah my suspicions were the cpu. At least this’ll hopefully be helpful to anyone with an older Ryzen thinking about buying this
FYI memtest64 can't even be classed as a stresstest, its that shit at detecting errors.
You can stabilise memory for it and still be unstable in cinebench of all things.
I'd recommend running kahru, TM5 and randomx (if on amd) for at least 8h each if you're planning to save anything significant on that system.
Does Memtest86+ also have the same issue?
@@My_Old_YT_Account havent had personal experience with that fork. But have seen 86 and 86+ both seen lumped together many times in the ram oc forums.
Not saying you can't use it, it's just more designed to find faulty sectors to see if there was a manufacturing error opposed to checking for any stability problems.
I have one question
In DDR4 rams, we have to use it in dual channel to get maximum performance , is it same for DDR5 , can we use different size rams (for example 12 gb 4800mhz + 8gb 4800mhz ) in DDR5 , as the single channel ram of DDR5 performs equally , please make a video and perform a test
Right after dawid, nice
what are you trying to ensue
@@Unglue Hell yeah I'm watching Dawid's video now, just opened this to add it to playlist lol
@@Ungluedo you mean "insinuate" ?
Because "ensue" means 'happen or occur afterward as a result"
People don't ensue unless you're talking about a baby being born as a result of sexual intercourse between two human beans of opposite sex while married to each other and also in love (which is impossible, BTW, no matter what the Pope thinks)
@@Boogie_the_cat fancy man
@@Unglue Yeah because knowing words is soo lame and gay and none of the cool kids know any fancy words.
To be fair to the company I've had issues with RAM voltages on older AM4 motherboards as well using mainstream brands.
Don't see why there is an APU and 4000/5000 restriction though, it should really be able to run.
I actually bought DDR5 rams off Ali around month ago for my i5-13400F / B760i combo (board is also from Ali)
and i have to say that yes, those memory works flawlessly on Intel based systems - for Ryzens you need to do a bit of tweaking over the bios... tested that on my friend 7500F and he also had to set memory voltage to 1.35
Tho lets also agree that since Ryzen 1000 series, memory on Ryzen was always a bit different thing... you kinda were forced to use high clock memory - i still remember that if you did not had 3200MT/s memory on Ryzen 3000, you literary were just kicking yourself in a gut
or how Intel with 2666/2933 could rival with Ryzen running at 3200 :s
It's not just this brand, even dodgy Kingston ones behave exactly the same way. Sown doesn't work in my B550M 5600X system, but works perfectly fine in my X99 E2670 v3 rig 🙄
I imagine it's a compatibility issue with IOs designed for chips with integrated graphics that are causing problems on AMD more than the B450 PCB itself. I had a similar problem with Patriot RAM when I updated my BIOS on my MSi T'hawk MAX B450 board for Zen3, no matter what I did the memory would only run at 2133MHz(it's base clock speed), any OC to the stated 3200CL16 rating just led to my machine crashing within an hour for the first crash then minutes for crashes after that. I use an R5 5500 for context. I swapped the RAM out for some used HyperX with a base clock of 2400MHz and just set the OC profile to 3200MHz and it's worked crash free since. I concluded that with an APU IO you need RAM with a certain minimum base clock for it work properly on my CPU.
I bought a bundle from kllirse containing a xeon e5 2680 v4, a motherboard, and 16gb of ram.
This brand is great i have Chinese build with xeon using x79 board and ecc ram same brand KLLISRE and i am very happy with quality of this brand
Awesome:)
Secondary timings are not part of XMP spec IIRC, so it's up to the motherboard to figure them out and if it can't you will encounter errors. Anyways unless you can verify at least 24h of no errors while running tm5, you should consider your RAM unstable and never use it out of the JEDEC spec, otherwise windows get completely messed up and corrupted with the constant updates, no extra performance is worth it.
I’m not surprised with issues surrounding the RAM and Ryzen CPUs. AliExpress has a lot of Motherboard/CPU/RAM combos, which are all with Intel processors, so most, if not all, Chinese RAM kits are better suited to Intel systems.
Have you tried manually tuning the timings? Doubt it would go very far without being unstable, but for the real budget-conscious, you should try to squeeze every bit of performance out of it.
Zen 1 and Zen+ processors are notorious for their problematic work with faster RAM speeds.
Newer AGESA versions helped, but at first it was hard to achieve more than 2993 Mb/s with anything but Samsung B-die memory.
I bought 6 sticks of 16gb ddr4 3200 from kllisre, they run just fine on my r5 2600 and i5 7400
I wouldn't overclock it, and better ram would give me more performance, but not enough to matter, it won't turn 30fps to 60fps
If you are on a budget, it's much, MUCH better to save the money for a better GPU
You can't just set the memory speed like that, you need to update all the timings as well as increasing the voltage. And I had a 1600 when it first came out and there were lots of issues with memory, it was advised to get something with Samsung b-die chips to run at 3200mhz at the time.
The problem with the Ryzen 5 1600 was probably the memory controller. Even the 3k series had issues with ram. Things like not being able to use 4 sticks of ram with the 3600 lol
I can walk into 3 local c.e.x. stores and get a matched pair of branded faster ram for that money. But if I couldnt I guess I might buy those.
I'm doing a bit of a switcheroo, got a 4tb hybrid drive for my main PC which will free up two 1TB hybrids 2.5's which I will then format, partition and load up with Xbox firmware and put one each into my Xbox Ones as the old standard SATA's are holding it back on stuff like Starfield. My main Xbox One OG has a 750gb hybrid in and that I will put into my external which has a 500gb SSD in at mo and I will keep the SSD to hook up with my USB attachment so will have two nice size externals which I might employ on my second Xbox One as I am in the process of Retroarching it having forked out the dev key to MS (man a lesson in obtuseness getting the dev key working, I mean seriously chase your tail many times O.o) For the PC it means I can take some of the load off my 1tb fast M.2 SSD, Western Digital black one, very speedy and Win 11 goes from power to desktop under 20 secs fully loaded...
I have Aliexpress ram as well, 3600MHZ CL14. The XMP profiles uses 1.45v I think. It works well though.
this like perfectly fine ram for really cheap. For 21 dollars this good value if your aliexpress package arrives that is
The KLEVV Bolt X is my new go to budget ram. It's SK Hynix chips so is pretty reliable and works solid with both Ryzen and Intel systems. None of that Corsair nonsense with one kit for AMD and another for Intel. Can get them pretty cheap. Amazon was selling 16gb 3200mhz cl16 kit for £26.99 not so long back. Much safer bet than unknown chinese rubbish.
I bought a Klevv set and was thoroughly impressed with them. They're a legitimate brand too unlike Kllisre
I would have assumed that it has something to do with the fact that this is the JDEC profile for 3200, as often especially on AMD and sometimes on Intel will set the VDDQ plus the I/o voltages to the same base voltage so all of them to 1.2, but many CPUs that came afterwards weren't verified for that spec at that speed where 12th gen was the first CPU generation with jdec 3200 support, I'd assume you would have had issues if you used 10th gen, might have worked if you tweaked the IO voltages manually instead of the DRAM voltage
I upgraded to 32gb 3600 mhz last week from 16 gigs, vrchat was going over the limit with my quest 3
Killisre has never worked for me. Don't know why. My PC never booted with it. Bought some atermir I think it's called. DDR4 64gb of it. Worked for about 2 months then I started getting BSODs constantly. Finally I decided to take the supplied heatsinks off to check things out. They were not attached via thermal pads. It was literally some transparent double sided super sticky tape like that you get under a cellphone battery. Horrendous thermal transfer. The ram was overheating because of it. Replaced all of it with decent thermal pads and things are running smoothly. Not the first time I've bought something from AliExpress where they have cared more about appearance than functionality. Just something to be aware of. Cheers
Got 16gb x2 for 32 euro, had to be tweaked in bios, working fine with 1600af as well.
FYI: The intel i5 12400F lowest mem speed is 3200, while the Ryzen 1600x lowest is 2666. Thats why u had issues. The intel proc cant even run ddr4 lower than 3200 so it will default to that.
Technically, Ryzen 2000-series CPU (Raven Ridge: 2600, 1600AF, etc.) only supported upto 2933MT/s memory, per AMD's spec page.
1000-series CPU (Summit Ridge: 1600, etc.) only supported upto 2667MT/s memory, again per AMD's spec page.
3200Mt/s ram should be fed with 1.35v. 1.2v is rated for ddr4 jedec default speed of 2666. Also, timmings config should be better, around CL16/18 max.
I got 32gb rgb kit by them and it does fine. Just finding apps to controll the rgb is a pain.
When overclocking RAM manually you need to set all the params. Since the AMD-board didn't recognize the 3200MHz speed you need to manually set the latencies when bumping the clock. Auto doesn't do the trick, since the board didn't recognize the correct profiles. If you want to overclock, please do the homework!
All of these RAM (All aliexpress brands) require 1.35V for 3200 MHz, It is realmagic that it already worked couple of times with 1.20V I think😅 I also have Jazer memory from Aliexpress worked wonders with my 4650G and 2200G that I used earlier... You can even reduce the clocks a bit to improve the performance.
1600AF = 2600, which had a terrible memory controller. my 3200 ram would only run 2666 until I upgraded to a 3800X, which ran the same ram fine at 3200
Should have bought Juhor memory, it has Samsung chips and can take 3200 pretty reliably even on first gen ryzens.
Did you verify that there was not an error in bios for the Ryzen? There has been so many issues popping up with both cpu and ram voltages not being what is stated on different boards so it may be it needed a bios update?
I Do have Killsre Memory RAM Stick
It's a DDR3 1600Mhz 8GB, i wanted to buy another just to make a dual channel for my computer but turns out that my motherboard only supports 8GB Max which is kind of suck and gonna have to buy a motherboard that can hold 16GB
I love your videos bro! 👍
I just bought some Ram off Temu yesterday for my older computer I play around with, Now I'm a little concerned.
Next video: exploring laptop qs cpus
Damn, I was just about to hit the magic go go button then remembered I got a Coolermaster MasterAir GX100 which is a bit finicky about tall ram so going to get the calipers on it tomorrow to see if the air gap is enough for a stick or not /sigh I would ideally like to find some 32gb sticks as only got two ram slots.
I've only ever ran ddr4 at 1.35v. I was pretty sure that was the issue. that said, I've only ever use 2666mhz and higher.
great video as usual thanks a bunch keep up the great work
the lower speed on the 1600af is because that cpu only supports up to 2666, which doesn't typically matter, but because the ram is 3200 jedec (not xmp/docp, which is technically overclocking), the cpu can't run the ram at rated frequency.
Do you have any idea why it doesn't work with the Renoir/Cezanne chips? What did the SPD say about supported speeds? Who is the chip manufacturer?
Most of the time you won't be able to run 3200MHz on Zen or Zen+ without heavy manual tuning. The integrated memory controller wasn't that good and the cheap board doesn't help
buying these off aliexpress is more expensive than T-Force's kit on amazon
I mostly know this brand for their X99 boards.
The 3200mhz kit was not stable for me. I think it is because it defaults cl15 and this is way too low. I was on a i5 6500 motherboard and cpu.
Who assembles the memory don't matter. It's the memory die itself that matters. Pick ram by die, not by brand or RGB.