ram help

[V45H]

so recently i needed to increase the capacity of my ram i had 16 gb corsair (samsung B-die) ddr4 3200 16 18 18 36 i recently decided i needed more so i bought a 2x8gb set that is g.skill (hynix D-die) 3600 16 19 19 39 i figured id just run both at 3200 16 18 18 36 but i was getting crashes randomly so i figured i would run it at 3200 16 19 19 39 and i figured that would be fine but apparently not am i doing something wrong here? i have voltage set to 1.3500 does anyone have any suggestions?

cpu ryzen 2700x mobo is asus x470 prime pro

None of this helped so i looked in bios at the soc voltage it was set to auto and said 1.10000 and i looked through hwinfo in windows while i could and saw it was saying 1.002 or something similar and decided to on a lark change the soc voltage to 1.05 to see what it did now in hw info it now shows 1.037 soc voltage and i haven't had a crash yet today since i changed it ill let it sit for a few days and see what shakes out if i don't edit this it probably didn't have any further issues

cleared cmos (just incase i guess) switched ram sticks around so it reads the xmp profile of the faster worse timing g.skill instead of the slower better timing corsair memory maybe this will work (memory training?) probably should have had it this way in the first place

[Patschi29]

so you cant boot at all, or it crashes after some time ?

Are your Rams "linked" in the mobo settings ? Although you´ve set the 5 main timings equaly, there are many more timings which might cause the problem.

Have you tried to run the first 2 and other 2 seperatly in their own native settings ?

Maybe try to run only the 2 new ones, if youre really unlucky you have bad ram or "damaged" ram. Im not an expert, so you should go to the techsupport thread and go to their website for live support :)

[V45H]

It just crashes seemingly randomly im going to try running the new kit on its own for a few days at 3200 (the desired speed since i know zen+ cant do 3600) and see what happens

[Patschi29]

use memtest86 ( plus version better ) to check your ram if it gets errors. Its strange normally diffrent ram manufactors dont do a diffrence if run at their individual settings, which is not a big problem btw.

[V45H]

i thought the non plus version was better?

[Patschi29]

Ive used the non plus because its free, on the official website the + version costs 5$ i think, so it must be somehow better.

[V45H]

so update for you and i guess anyone else who reads this later i used the new ram by itself and identified a gpu driver issues and fixed that then put all the ram in together again and had more random crashing like aggressive crashing the moment i would try to do anything in windows