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2021/09/30 05:29:53 (permalink)
I looked up and down for memory support but there seem to be none. Sines memory compatibility is so imported and yet EVGA left that out. It's not in Manual either.
I even looked at EVGA - Support - Suggested CPU and Memory
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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/09/30 06:33:30 (permalink)
    You mean a list of memory compatibility and brands? That is not listed yet but it clearly says in the specs tab:

    Memory Support – 2 DIMM Dual-Channel (up to 64GB) DDR4 4800MHz+

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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/09/30 08:23:30 (permalink)
    With Ryzen works well across the board with many speeds of ram here is a list from AMD https://www.amd.com/en/pr...zen-compatible-memory/

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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/09/30 08:27:34 (permalink)
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    I looked up and down for memory support but there seem to be none. Sines memory compatibility is so imported and yet EVGA left that out. It's not in Manual either.
    I even looked at EVGA - Support - Suggested CPU and Memory


     
      your are Correct the link in manual does Not have the RAM information --->yet

     
     
    The 570 Manual seem to "skip over RAM"

     
    Check with your preferred RAM Mfg .... they might have suggestions

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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/09/30 09:41:56 (permalink)
    Memory certified for X570 chipsets should be compatible. 

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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/09/30 15:41:14 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Cool GTX 2021/10/01 06:26:31
    Starting with our Z590 boards, we do not plan to offer a memory QVL.  Nearly every kit we test within the rated specs pass (and most of the time, if it fails, it's because the RAM fails during testing).  Provided your intended kit falls within the spec range listed for the board, the only limitation is usually going to be your CPU memory controller. 
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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/09/30 16:24:18 (permalink)
    When using a board like this samsung bdie is the only option. Splurge and get yourself a nice kit and manually tune those suckers. Every dd4 kit generally works in every motherboard when left at stock or when you manually dial in the timings. XMP changes hidden values which may cause it to not boot on the motherboard. 
     
    Just don't use XMP and it'll boot. 
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    Re: Can't fine memory compatibility support for the x570 Dark 2021/10/05 16:56:41 (permalink)
    mylittlepwny2
    When using a board like this samsung bdie is the only option. Splurge and get yourself a nice kit and manually tune those suckers. Every dd4 kit generally works in every motherboard when left at stock or when you manually dial in the timings. XMP changes hidden values which may cause it to not boot on the motherboard. 
     
    Just don't use XMP and it'll boot. 



    You don't even need B die.  There are other memory chips that have fast timings at DDR4 4000 MHz XMP profiles.  I've seen non B Die that was DDR4 CAS 14 4000 MHz with some rather tight XMP timings.  People were using it on Asus and MSI X570 and B550 chipset boards without issue.  
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