AMD Ryzen processors actually destroyed the motherboard after trying to overclock the memory

AMD Ryzen 7 processors were fully launched last night and are being shipped through various channels today.

If you are considering assembling a 3A platform computer, in addition to choosing a good motherboard and radiator, the memory is also important.

The above is AMD's official memory support, up to dual channel, with 4-slot double-sided memory up to 1866MHz, 4-slot single-sided memory up to 2133MHz, dual-slot double-sided up to 2400MHz, and dual-slot single-sided up to 2667MHz.

However, this is only the official recommended absolute stability value. In fact, in our actual test, the four-slot single-sided 8GB DDR4 can reach 3200MHz, and the running points are not unstable during the period.

But when KG tried to overclock the DOCP high frequency bar to 3600MHz on the ASUS motherboard, the system crashed. Then it ran a self-check and entered the BIOS update interface. However, after a forced power outage, the motherboard would not light up, and only the LED light would be on.

Of course, when the Haswell-E/X99 platform was first released, there were many memory compatibility issues. These were resolved through subsequent cooperation between Intel and motherboard manufacturers to upgrade the BIOS. We can give AMD some more time. If you care about it right now, Z170/270 is still the best choice.

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