Review on G.Skill Aegis Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4 3200MHz Dual Channel Desktop Memory F4-3200C16D-32GIS by Keith Barra

and fancy RGB lighting). I had no idea that if you put 4 of these in a Gigabyte AX370M Gaming 3 with the latest firmware and Ryzen 9, the system would become completely unstable because the RAM will not work at the advertised frequency of 3200MHz and nothing will change in the bios will result in a system crash which can only be resolved by clearing the CMOS and removing 2 or more RAM sticks. I did the obvious troubleshooting by trying all the flash drives individually (none of them are bad when run individually) and individually checking each RAM slot on my motherboard. The only conclusion I can come to is that either the motherboard can't handle that amount of RAM or something isn't working due to connecting 4 sticks of that particular RAM (voltage issues?). For what it costs, 2 flash drives work stably at 3200MHz, quite well. But using only 2 sticks makes it worthless to buy a motherboard with 4 RAM slots and makes half the money I wasted.