Just installed 4x16gb DDR5 6400mhz.
I encountered issue. I down clock frequency from 6400mhz to 5000mhz. I did a quick search its common issue on DDR5 running on 4 channel?
So far 5000mhz running smoothly after doing a 1hr and half stress test and 2 hr gaming.
Any suggestion ?
Is there any way that I can use factory freq 6400mhz on 4 channel?
What can you say about this Steelseries ARCTIS PRO Wireless?🙂
Does have functionality I want.
Single input, where you can switch between headset and speakers easily.
Looking for a replacement at some point of the XPG box I have for that.
I like the idea of the NZXT Switchmix also.
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Extremely expensive and from what I have seen they suffer from longevity issues and Steelseries customer service is not the best.
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Just got my HyperX Cloud III Wireless. Any feedback on this Gaming Headset?
No experience, if they are good now that they are HP, then all good I guess. I'm inclined to agree with Ivan that they are probably good enough for casual gaming.
Enjoy them!
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All I can say is that I have the original wired Clouds and still love them. Not sure about wireless though. Still, I hope you have fun with them!
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Should be acceptable for some low end competitive gaming and good enough for casual gaming.
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Upgrades for today
I got GPU Support from Amazon it's non RGB and I added 2 SP120 corsair fan for my Radiator to do a push pull setup...
Started Playing Monster Hunter Rise from XBOX Gamepass Ultimate Subscription on My ASUS ROG ALLY .
As Nauman stated, 4 DIMMs is hard as is on Dual Channel memory controllers in the DDR5 spectrum. Currently, there should be a very specific need for 4x, but not on 6000 or higher MT, and just saying "More memory" is not a specific need. We're talking adobe premier, Davinci, handbrake, other memory intensive applications, not gaming.
Unfortunately, it isn't something you "did wrong" per say, but the old knowledge just doesn't work prior to DDR5.
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Are you on the latest Bios? Bios updates on AMD usually help with memory.
Btw your CPU officially supports 5200 on 2 memory modules. 5000 on 4 isn't that bad.
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This is still an issue at large. Running 4 DIMMs is challenging even on XMP and even at 6000MHz. Though it may differ from motherboard to motherboard and IMC of your CPU.
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