i am building my first pc, i got 8200mt/s ram but the pc can only see it as 5600. when i manualy put it up to 8200 it crashes, is there something wrong with my ram or motherboard ?, please let me know. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Patriot-Xtreme-...
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According to the motherboard specifications it supports both ECC and non ECC ram.
The Ryzen CPU may be speed limiting the ram.
According to the CPU specifications the highest officially supported memory speed is 5600 MT/s, which you are getting.
It does mention overclocking may work (speed and ram module brand dependent some work others don't), but research online seems to indicate that the best most stable overclock speed for this CPU model is 6000MT/s so maybe try that and check if that works.
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i did not know that, thank you.
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After some research, it appears your RAM is ECC, while the board you're using doesn't support ECC. ECC is for correcting corruptions, but is not very important on a gaming machine.
It is possible this could be limiting speeds, but it is not the only reason. You can try using non-ECC memory to see if this fixes your issue.
These issues could also be due to a bad memory stick or socket, so you should try one stick at a time in each sockets as a first step to troubleshoot the issue
Hope this helps.
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can you recomend some good gameing ram, thanks
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