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Tayschrenn

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  • Birthday 04/26/1987
  1. So far still no response towards a positive resolution. I'm well outside the return window for Amazon, and that's all corsair has recommended, and somehow ensuring the product the seller sends is the right memory version. Which of course is highly unlikely to be verified with an online retailer. Makes me wish I had a microcenter near me.
  2. I ended up calling Corsair support today because my system ended up BSOD again and forced me to repair my OS. SO far their response has been not impressive. First they said "You need to buy another kit that is the same model" Then they hung up on me right after I was asked to take photos of the RAM out of my PC - I'm guessing they're having phone issues. So I sent them photos of the IDENTICAL boxes with IDENTICAL UPC showing that yes indeed, I bought identical kits. Then they said in the ticket, quote Gee thanks. Might be maybe why I opened the case in the first place: You're selling products as the 'same' that aren't 'the same' I've asked for an RMA of one/both of the kits to ensure I get the correct ones - so far no response. Might end up finding someone with one or the other kits with issues and offering to swap -_- First time buyer of any Corsair product. Might be my last. Super not impressed.
  3. Very very interesting. I'll for sure update here if so. I tried going over all the timings i could find on here, and what the DRAM Calculator has suggested, and I cannot get any to work manually. But for me at least, A-XMP Profile 1 (2933) is seeming very stable thus far; though I've read a lot of people that state that the Ryzen 2s in specific do a lot better when at 3200, with diminishing returns over 3200.
  4. I'm running a pair of these kits - but one came with Samsung and the other pair Hynix - and run into the same issue. Runs stable - except one BSOD in three days, but passed a full 8 hours /4 passes/ of memtest86 - at 2933 xmp profile. 3200 even manual is crashing. MSI blames Corsair, for having different memory dies. Corsair support appears to be on vacation or shut down due to COVID - super not impressed with their lack of a solid SLA for under warranty parts.
  5. I opened a case with Corsair on this - MSI verified that using two different providers (Samsung and Hynix) is causing the issue with overclocking this kit. I bought two as well, same exact issue - 4 total but two are Samsung B-die(4.32) and two are Hynix a-die - from what I've read elsewhere, the Hynix aren't as stable as the Samsung. Thus far radio silence from Corsair.
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