I am thinking about upgrading to ASRock X470 Taichi + Ryzen 2700 and was wondering if my 2 x 8GB Corsair 3200 would work on full XMP speed. According to ASRock’s website 3000Mhz is the max (https://www.asrock.com/MB/AMD/X470%20Taichi/index.es.asp#Memory).
Any chance someone has such combo and is willing to share results?
It’s going to depend on the RAM. I have a 2700x on a Taichi Ultimate board that I’m using an older G.Skill 3200mhz kit with that I previously used an a X99 platform. I couldn’t get the 3200mhz XMP profile to work but I was able to run 3133mhz and tighten the timings up a bit.
I have a X470 Taichi paired with a 2700X and I am running corsair vengeance (2x16GB) @ XMP 3200. I just picked this board and CPU up because I wanted to see what ASRock is all about. So far its been a decent experience. The BIOS is not as polished as my Crosshair VII but I like the board overall so far and I am having fun learning the BIOS. I should mention that I am running the latest BIOS P2.0 (AGESA 1.0.0.6) on the Taichi.
Hi there,
I see this is a relatively old post, but is the only one I was able to find that is almost as identical to my problems. I am putting together a ryzen system, 2700x with X470 Taichi board and 2x16 GB of memory. The exact model of the memory is " 32GB DDR4 3200MHz, Kingston HyperX Predator (2x16GB), HX432C16PB3K2/32, 1.35V" and with the latest bios v2.00 I am getting post code error 07 on the motherboard when I try to execute 3200Mhz XMP profile. I checked that this ram is not supported in the list in the Asrock website and maybe that is the problem.
My question is about this Delta9k post which made me thinking.
This RAM model number “CMK32GX4M2B3200C16” that you are using also doesnt appear as supported memory in the Asrock website, but you claim that it works fine with the XMP 3200Mhz.
Is it really for sure that it works fine, because I am thinking to swap the one I have with the one you use and call it a day.
Please answer at your earliest convenience, Thank you!
I am running a X470 Taichi, 2700X, G.skill Trident Z, 3200, two 16 GB sticks at 3200. I can get you the part number if you like.
Sometimes it doesn’t want to post and takes several tries before posting.
Keep in mind that almost all 16 GB ram sticks are dual rank (if not all?) not single rank. According to the motherboard manual, Ryzen 2700X single rank memory overclock is anything over 2933, dual rank overclock is anything over 2400. To get to 3200 I had to push the SOC voltage and RAM voltage. It is stable once I get pass posting, it sometimes struggles posting. I may need to drop the speed when summer arrives.
That is great, but there are some problems with your suggestion.
First is that I cant get my hand on any G.Skill memory , because in my region and country no one is importing them.
Second, I am building this PC as a Cad/Cam and 3ds max workstation for a relative who doesnt know anything about maintenance or troubleshooting, so it should be running smoothly with no post problems and fooling around to make it work. It should be spot on flawless. Also I am shipping it to a different city where it would be used and this is 5 hours away drive.
The memory kit from Corsair I mentioned is available from a retail store near me. This is why I was asking if it does really work no problem with XMP enabled without being in the supported lists. I can get it now and be sure that it wont pose a problem anytime ever.
I would stick with the official ram speeds for the memory rank for best stability. 16 GB ram sticks for a Ryzen 2700X would be to 2400 so clocking it at 2400 is where you want to be for best stability.
@Gerben_Quist Hi welcome to the forum. On Bios P2.0 (x470 Taichi) if you go into DRAM profiles they have built in the BIOS Auto and The corsair lpx kit 2x16GB @3200 (CMK32GX4MB2B3200C16) as an option to load. I know it’s not the end all proof that that kit works for everyone but it works well enough that they put it in the BIOS as a profile option to choose.
That kit works with a lot of boards and Ryzen CPUs even with 1st gen 1800x I had. It’s a good kit in my opinion. I bought and installed them in 4 different Ryzen builds on Asus , ASRocK and Gigabyte boards.
There are never any guarantees with anything and your mileage may vary but, I feel confident in saying they are worth a shot - especially as they are easier on the wallet for that same capacity than other kits.
If your RAM can’t overclock via XMP, you can try manually setting your RAM overclock by checking the memory dies with CPUID and then try using the Ryzen RAM overclocking calculator for specific timings.
Once i updated my x470 Taichi Ultimate board to P2.0 it wouldn’t post with any RAM overclock of any kind; had to use the RAM calculator and change stuff manually to get any kind of overclock
Edit: Here’s the RAM overclock I am running on my Ryzen 1700 with 4x16gb kit of RAM
2bitmarksman - raised a point that I failed to mention. I enter in my timings manually even when using stock timings for XMP and I use DRAM calculator for ryzen and ryzen timing checker to tune sub timings.
I’m not exactly sure but I believe this is what I was using with the Corsair 3200 c16 Kit. Don’t plug these in without checking things out on your system - this is just what was working for me after tuning and then only after I was comfortable the stock timings were working (from the sticker on the module) in my case with that kit those were 16-18-18-36