There is no point contacting Corsair, ram must be working fine it's just that you have set your expectations too high considering you ignore the points i mentioned previously. In general you will have hard time to achieve 3600Mhz on Zen+ ( 2000 series ) on dual channel ( 2 memory sticks ) let alone on quad channel ( 4 memory sticks ) hence why you are experiencing those instability issues ! Just because you bought a kit rated for 3600Mhz it doesn't mean that your processor will be able to run at this speed and that's especialy true for Ryzen ! Indeed Ryzen memory controller on 10 series ( wich is responsible for RAM speed ) is pretty sensitive when it comes to RAM speed, much better on 2000 series than 1000 series but still. It seems to me that you are quite inexperienced so here are some tips that will help you to understand what is going on :ġ) No matter what speed your ram kit is rated for, stock speed for most DDR4 kits is 2133Mhz hence why unless you manualy OC your kit or enable XMP/DOCP profiles ( i would advise you to set speed and timings manually and not touch DOCP ) your ram will ran at stock speed ! Corsair iCue shows 1065Mhz because DDR stands for '' Double Data Rate'' so a kit running at 2133 is '' effectively '' running at half the rated speed !Ģ) Now that you know the basics lets move to the next topic. I'm going to contact Corsair and ask them about the Ram, and also try and see what else I can do, but I'm really tired of having things not work properly and want to fix this as fast as possible! I've also tried moving the RAM around, and nothing. I tried using the smart tweaker, and it barely increased anything on the RAM, and still went into safe mode cause muh instability. I tried lowering the RAM tweaking to 3000MHz, and nothing. I tried increasing the voltage up to 1.4 watts, and that did nothing. It boots the BIOS back up in safe mode, and says it couldn't make it past post due to system instability. So far, I 've tried using the BIOS to make it run the RAM at 3600, and it never makes it past post. I checked in Corsair iCue to double check, and it says 1065MHz! To see if it was just due to not being fully needed, I ran MHW, and there wasn't any change whatsoever. Now, the RAM is 4x16gb of DDR4 3600MHz, however in BIOS, it says my ram is at 2133MHz. Why I'm asking here? Cause I have an ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII mobo, and it might be the issue.maybe. I'll get right to the meat of the problem my RAM isn't running at full speed and I don't know what's causing it. So I recently upgraded everything except my cpu about 2 weeks ago, and of course that means debugging for a year or so.
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