Team | TF1D48G3000HC16CBK | 2133MHz | 3000MHz | 2933 MHz | SK hynix | 1.35v | SINGLE | 8GB | √ | √ | √ |
Team | TF3D48G2400HC15BBK | 2133MHz | 2400MHz | 2400 MHz | Micron | 1.2v | SINGLE | 8GB | √ | √ | √ |
Hekotat
This probably isn't much help, but there are only 2 versions of TEAM memory that are shown as tested/supported in 4 stick configuration for your MB, taken from MSI support page.
None of the listed 3200 sticks are supported in 4x config. Check your part numbers maybe, you might have to drop the speed to 3000 or lower to get it to work?
edit: Missed your link. Yours isn't listed, but is better than the TDPRD416G3200HC16ADC01 that is. Still, they only list that part as supported with 2 slots @3200.
Team TF1D48G3000HC16CBK 2133MHz 3000MHz 2933 MHz SK hynix 1.35v SINGLE 8GB √ | √ | √
Team TF3D48G2400HC15BBK 2133MHz 2400MHz 2400 MHz Micron 1.2v SINGLE 8GB √ | √ | √
Those sticks in question are the same as every other Samsung B-die 3200 CL 14 ram, so check for those on the QVL as well.Hekotat
This probably isn't much help, but there are only 2 versions of TEAM memory that are shown as tested/supported in 4 stick configuration for your MB, taken from MSI support page.
None of the listed 3200 sticks are supported in 4x config. Check your part numbers maybe, you might have to drop the speed to 3000 or lower to get it to work?
edit: Missed your link. Yours isn't listed, but is better than the TDPRD416G3200HC16ADC01 that is. Still, they only list that part as supported with 2 slots @3200.
Team TF1D48G3000HC16CBK 2133MHz 3000MHz 2933 MHz SK hynix 1.35v SINGLE 8GB √ | √ | √
Team TF3D48G2400HC15BBK 2133MHz 2400MHz 2400 MHz Micron 1.2v SINGLE 8GB √ | √ | √
Have a relatively new desktop build and a curious issue has come about. Whenever I open some of our model files in excel (30-40mb), it shows a little processing blurb about 8 cores in use / calculating etc. Only when I see that do I hear a noise that sounds like something hitting a fan like plastic dangling and just rapidly getting beaned by a moving blade, soon as its done processing the noise stops.
I checked the obvious fans but couldn't find anything dangling nearby, and don't think I'm missing any that I can't see (at least I sure hope not). Anyone know of anything else that may make that noise when the processor/cores are taxed briefly? I know next to nothing about multi-cores and such so might be a dumb question.
Probably doesnt help but I just upgraded to a Ryzen 3700x w/Asus 570x MB and the ram from my old intel (2200 HyperX fury?) only worked in slots 3&4 (1&2?). Got new Corsair Vengence 3600mhz and it works fine in 2&4(1&3? whatever). So could still be some kind of compatibility issue.It's a long shot, but I have a problem with the RAM in my PC: RAM only works in slots 1-2.
I built a PC about a year ago. I clearly didn't do my research on which slots to install the RAM in because I installed them in 1-2. I now know that will run slower. I bought some more RAM and installed them in slots 3-4 and the CPU and DRAM debug lights came on and I had no monitor or mouse power. I tried every other combination possible and nothing works except 1-2. I verified the RAM is compatible with my MOBO (the new stuff is exactly the same as the old except 32GB vs 16). I obviously want to keep the 16 GB I already had and use the 32 GB I just bought.
I have been reading a bunch of threads I found on Google and it sounds like either I got a toast MOBO or something is wrong with my CPU. I would love to solve this without completely disassembling my computer but it sounds like I may have to. Any insight?