I found information on the Internet that now there is an "old formation" RAM with one memory density and a "new" one with a much higher density. So, old and simple chipsets, it seems, do not "understand" high-density memory. That is, theoretically, if you do not have a fancy motherboard, it is better to buy RAM strictly from the compatibility list. You can write off inoperability for inappropriate density, or simply for incompatibility :) Changed to KINGSTON HyperX FURY Blue HX316C10F / 8 - 8GB - it works fine. And paired with Crucial Ballistix Tactical (BLT8G3D1869DT1TX0) on 8Gb it works fine at a frequency of 1600, timings 9-9-9-25 (did not try to overclock). It fits me.
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