either my mobo or need that CL14 stick. I heard great chances of 3200MHz success on CL14 sticks while normal one ( mine ) not too much.
Leave stock pattern also quite nice ma, I often stare on that rainbow lighting effect when I start my PC 

should be can, tonight only try. i just found the solutions this morning.

https://www.whiskey-foxtrot.com/2017/05/11/...rgb-restore-it/

done restore the original SPD. althought spent 60 bucks to get the licensed program to do it.

the free version can only read from RAM, cannot write into RAM.

Ryzen 9 coming ~ as well as intel i9 XD

So my machine finally came.

Ryzen5 1600
16GB RAM GeiL Super-Luce 3000mhz
Asus Prime B350 Plus

For the heck of it I pressed the Asus AI Suite 3's Auto Tuning and it gave me 3.5ghz auto overclock. Ok, but I was just testing it. But is there no way to return to default values? There isn't even a default profile in the suite. I manually set the clock back to 3.2 but I don't know whether the voltages and such were affected. I went to bios and load optimized settings, but I read that they would be overwritten by the the Suite's profile once in Windows.

On a side note, the bios did detect my RAM's DOCP of 2933mhz (which I was skeptical since it was Taiwanese and the particular model was not listed in the QVL, and not much internet presence), so if there are people looking for relatively cheaper RAM with breathing lights you can perhaps consider it.

I'm very noob at this so bear with me.

If you are curious, this is what they looked like. From their very barebones website it seems they actually just released the same kits but specifically for Ryzen.

I can't believe there's no default or restore function after the auto-tuning. How do I know if it has messed with other settings?

I also don't know how to overclock it over the bios. In videos I see people simply typing a number (eg 37 or 44) in the core ratio, but for me it is greyed out after I put to manual and two sub options FID and DID appeared... also greyed out.

I'm so dumb. So I just have to type into the box (not my fault, no prompt appeared!). I saw the little dropdown menu and assumed there was only Auto and Manual, never expecting that I could actually type into the box.

Yes, quite. Time for more in-depth research... though for single player gaming purposes I read that the gains are not much unless it's extreme overclocking (a few more frames) compared to productivity application. Of course, this is game-dependent but it seems the ones that gain the most are multiplayer titles, which I have little interest besides Hearthstone.

Guys. I'm looking for a mobo with standard 8 USB port or more on the back io. Could you guys recommend?

I'm thinking for 1700 or 1600

how much did you bought yours, where did you get it? does it come with wifi?

was browsing through, then i saw this.. https://www.asus.com/uk/Motherboards/ROG-CR...-HERO-WI-FI-AC/

means local distributor won't bring in the wifi version?

Noted thanks. I guess ryzen is a bit green right at this moment.

Alot of people are talking about lottery chips. They claim the overlooking capability depends on the waffle quality. Those whom striked gold managed to overclock above 4 ghz. Is this true?

Sounds like ryzens ceiling speed is 4ghz

AGESA 1.0.0.6 is really showing the promising performance.
The memory compatibility improved a lot in this version.

Yup... It's not working well for me because my RAM
is Micron Dual Ranks.

I can get 2933MHz with 16-15-15-36-1T @ 1.35v stable
with 9945 but not with 9943.

P.S. I meant promising 'Improvement'. Not 'Performance'.
Mistypo...

What does that mean if that happens?

Asus Prime B350 Plus here.

Could be DRAM cold boot voltage issue. I had similar issue on old MSI P35 mobo, will boot twice if cold boot, but no issue if restart.
If BIOS have such option, set DRAM boot voltage manually but slightly higher than RAM voltage.

Sadly my mobo dont have that option, else I might have better chances at running my RAM at higher speed.