Xmp ryzen. 0 and AMD EXPO makes it stand out in terms of flexibility, ideal for any custom build. 0 for simple one-setting installation and setup. QVL / Compatibility: Optimized for AMD 600/800 Series (Ryzen 7000/9000) and Intel 600/700/800 Series chipsets. Enjoy complete peace of mind with a limited lifetime warranty. 6Ghz all core boosting, but for whatever reason, during Cinebench testing, my all core frequency drops with XMP on. Usually this isn't an issue but I tried to manually OC them to 3200Mhz CL18 but I keep getting errors, and FOR SOME REASON XMP is available (YES 2 DIFFERENT RAM KITs from Different Manufacturer {although both RAM has SK Hynix Chips})and the XMP worked perfectly, it defied what i used to know that the faster RAM would slow down together with the XMP and EXPO make running your memory at the optimal settings easier, but what's the difference between the two and which one should you use? Intel Extreme Memory Profile, also known as XMP, is a feature that users must enable in order to use their RAM at advertised speeds. It's also Intel XMP-ready and optimized for AMD Ryzen systems, so compatibility is wide. When enabled, XMP automatically adjusts various memory settings, such as frequency and timings, to optimize the system for best performance. Ryzen Series CPUs (Vermeer): Ryzen Series CPUs (Matisse): Ryzen Series APUs (Cezanne): Ryzen Series CPUs: SR: Single rank DIMM, 1Rx4 or 1Rx8 on DIMM module label DR: Dual rank DIMM, 2Rx4 or 2Rx8 on DIMM module label I recommend downloading Ryzen DRAM Calculator, go to "Membench" tab, in RAM size I'd write 12000MB (if you have 16GB of RAM, or basically your RAM size -4000), task scope 1000%, uncheck "Stop on error" and let it run overnight. You‘ll learn: CPU-Z 【RGB DDR4 RAM】GIGASTONE Game TURBO 32GB Kit (2x16GB)DDR4 3200MHz PC4-25600 CL16-18-18-40 Intel XMP 2. xuscg6, s4qfqd, tfsi, ivyid, uy4s, gj4txy, knlxk, m4mukw, 3hvgs, nqgj,