Problems with XMP G.SKILL 16GB (2x8) 3200MHz Ripjaws V Black CL16

[Cinco]

Sorry for long delay, was really busy.
I used prime95 every time I took a screenshot, yes.

So what I have now is 1.344-1.366V on Vcore, 1.1V on Vcore SOC with 3.80GHz and XMP profile with lowered to 3133MHZ as 3200 was unstable running @1.290V.
Then I ran custom prime95 custom with 12000MB RAM, and then small FFT 12hours each with no errors, avg temp were 77,8C with 87,7C maximum (in games it's not reaching 70C) - so im guessing that's fine with my budget case and probably medicore cooling.

However sometimes while turning on PC it loads to BIOS with error but after restart it's booting normally (no changes made), and from time to time I have 'false positive' info about reseting CMOS - this bothers me.

While I was checking RAM with Thaipoon Burner I've seen CRC ERR there. I'm not sure if it's something dangerous or I dunno. Having BSOD from time to time, recent one was caused by ntoskrnl.exe which is related to RAM. Anything I can do or just return it and buy some other instead?

 

[wingman99]

AM4 can be picky about memory. I would return your memory and buy AMD Flare X F4-3200C16D-16GFX LINK: http://www.gskill.com/en/product/f4-3200c16d-16gfx

 

[MaddMutt]

A good constant CPU Temp monitor is Core Temp.

In HWInfo go with the CPU Voltage that reads 1.2-1.5. This is telling you what it's using at Min and what it's using at Max. You can try to lower the Max by setting a - offset. The Max Voltage also affects how HOT the CPU will get, so the lower you can get it the better. <- This also affects the stability of the CPU when pushed to 100%, it's best to leave it set to auto.

If you wish to OC your CPU better, you need to invest in a AIO Cooler.

 

[Zerileous]

Could be anything with the BSOD, just because it's ram related doesn't mean it's caused by the ram. Is your memory voltage 1.29V? That's too low, XMP for your sticks is 1.35V, try that.

Edit: I just wanted to cross-post this thread, discussing the differences between a couple of the different voltage readings. https://www.overclockers.com/forums...-Vcore-quot-in-HWInfo64?p=8115737#post8115737