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HyperX Fury RGB 32GB DDR4 3200MHz

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System Name PC Ryzen 7
Processor AMD Ryzen 7 5700X, 3.4GHz, Socket AM4, Box
Motherboard MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS
Cooling Cooler ARCTIC AC Liquid Freezer II 240 A-RGB
Memory G.Skill Trident Z RGB, 2x16GB, DDR4, 3600MHz, CL18
Video Card(s) GIGABYTE nVidia GeForce RTX 3060 AORUS ELITE LHR 12GB, GDDR6, 192bit
Storage M2 Kingston KC3000 1TB
Display(s) BenQ ZOWIE XL2411P 24 Inch 144Hz Gaming
Case Lian Li Lancool II Mesh C RGB
Power Supply Gigabyte G750H, 80+ Gold, 750W
Mouse Logitech G502 Hero
Keyboard Logitech G510 Keyboard Gaming
Software Windows 10 Pro
Hi guys. Can you help me set the 3200 frequency in the BIOS? I have configuration:

01. Motherboard: MSI MPG X570 GAMING PLUS
02. Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, 3.7 GHz, AM4, 16MB, 105W (BOX)
03. Procesor cooler: CPU Cooler Master MasterLiquid ML120R RGB
04. Memory: HyperX Fury RGB 32GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16 Dual Channel Kit
05. SSD M2: SSD WD Black SN750 500GB PCI Express 3.0 x4 M.2 2280
06. Graphics Card: MSI Radeon R9 380 GAMING 4GB DDR5 256-bit
07. Case: nJoy Arlow
08. Source: Gigabyte G750H, 750W, semi-modulara, 80 Plus Gold

I try set frequency in the BIOS 3200 MHz, save&exit and PC no open. After many attempts, it just opened. Removed the memory ddr 4, inverted, removed the battery, etc. I updated to the latest BIOS version. (NO BETA)
Now I'm afraid to set something else in the BIOS. Please help me.
 

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Try 2933MHz.
 
Are those 4x8GB or 2x16GB?
ZEN+ CPUs are more finicky with DRAM configurations than ZEN2

You probably need to disable XMP and set the rated speeds and voltages manually. Start with lower speed, like 3000MHz.
 
I try set frequency in the BIOS 3200 MHz, save&exit and PC no open. After many attempts, it just opened. Removed the memory ddr 4, inverted, removed the battery, etc. I updated to the latest BIOS version. (NO BETA)
Now I'm afraid to set something else in the BIOS. Please help me.
From your post I make up you only change the frequency.

Did you try to set A-XMP profile 2? If I remember correctly A-XMP will also set the DDR voltage automatically to the correct value.

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VuurVos yes, set A-XMP profile 2 and my PC dead. With 2933 Mhz set, my pc crash. Not even with 2933 it works properly. Set automat with 2400 MHz. INCREDIBLE! :(
 
My first “try” with my 3700X was that RAM but 3600 CL17 best I could do was 3300...I sent it back...
 
What did the Hyper X Tech Support folks say ? ... I'd give them a call, let them walk you thru the troubleshooting process and if they are unsuccessful getting you going ask for an RMA ..... could try MSI also but don't expect much if not on the QVL

 
I updated to the latest BIOS version. (NO BETA)
7C37vAB is released a few days ago, maybe it fix some issues.

Can you post a screenshot of ZenTimings while running at 2400MHz?
 
See screenshot VuurVOS
 

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Your current termination block values doesnt look right for a dual rank memory kit. I think this is the root cause of the issue.

Please set the following values under "Advanced DRAM configuration":
ProcODT = 60
RttNom = 34
RttWr = 80
RttPark = 240
 
VuurVOS and frequency set for 3200 or 2930?
The MSI manufacturer told me to adjust the RAM voltage a bit, but I don't know how to do that.
 
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VuurVOS and frequency set for 3200 or 2930?
The MSI manufacturer told me to adjust the RAM voltage a bit, but I don't know how to do that.
Its one the same page as the memory frequency.

In your case I would just select A-XMP profile 2 and configure the ProcODT and Rtt values which I mentioned earlier.
 
Ok, set in BIOS advanced DRAM configuration":
ProcODT = 60
RttNom = 34
RttWr = 80
RttPark = 240
Select Profile A-XMP profile 2
, save & exit BIOS.
OK?
 
Ok, set in BIOS advanced DRAM configuration":
ProcODT = 60
RttNom = 34
RttWr = 80
RttPark = 240
Select Profile A-XMP profile 2
, save & exit BIOS.
OK?
Thats correct
 
@VuurVOS

I also have a dual rank 32gb kit - Corsair LPX CMK32GX4M2B3200C16. They currently work well at these settings:

ZenTimings_Screenshot.png


Do you think i can make them work at 3200? XMP profile resets bios. Also on 2700x on a Gygabyte X470 MB. Thanks.
 
@VuurVOS

I also have a dual rank 32gb kit - Corsair LPX CMK32GX4M2B3200C16. They currently work well at these settings:

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Do you think i can make them work at 3200? XMP profile resets bios. Also on 2700x on a Gygabyte X470 MB. Thanks.
Your current Rtt values dont belong to dual rank memory. Please use the Rtt values (34/80/240) I've suggest earlier. You will gain more stability when running at higher memory speeds.
 
VuurVOS it works with your settings but after a while it gave me a black screen and I have to restart the PC. Now I have 30 minutes since I tested it and it didn't give me a black screen (crash)
Anyway, so far I have NEVER been able to open it with 3200MHz. I asked on 6 forums and you are the only one who found the solution. You're very good at this. RESPECT MAN!
 

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VuurVOS it works with your settings but after a while it gave me a black screen and I have to restart the PC. Now I have 30 minutes since I tested it and it didn't give me a black screen (crash)
Anyway, so far I have NEVER been able to open it with 3200MHz. I asked on 6 forums and you are the only one who found the solution. You're very good at this. RESPECT MAN!
Can you make a new screenshot of ZenTiming while running the memory at 3200MHz?

Can you also make a screenshot of the bios where you can configure the voltages? They should be visible at the bottom of the overclocking page
 
Screenshot ZenTiming with 3200MHz
 

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I have basically the same system. I'm suing MSI x470 pro Carbon and I didn't have any problem setting the mem 3600Mhz cl 16 and auto voltage. 1.36v for mem
Using the XMP profile just switch it on and choose the profile 2 and it should working as intended.
 
"Using the XMP profile just switch it on and choose the profile 2 and it should working as intended." It didn't work out that way for me.
 
I didn't set anything, I just wanted to test OCCT 7.0.4. After a few minutes of running the test it gave me a black screen and I restarted the PC.
Now set ProcODT 68.6 ohm. How long do I have to run the test? Minutes or hours?
 
Atleast one till two hour for stability testing. If you test for just 30 minute your system still might be unstable without knowing it.
 
I set it to 68.6 ohms and let my boy play until I come home from work tonight. Then I will try a 2 hour test.
Now the boy called me that the pc crashed while playing Serious Sam 4.
 
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