Go for 3600.  It can easily run the RAM at higher clock, in turn benefit the IF speed. The gaming performance is much better as well.

erm, my Ryzen 5 2600 can run 3200Mhz CL16 at 3600 CL16 also leh.

This one see your processor vs board vs RAM.

Ah ok, but I saw a lot of people having problems with msi b450 mobo, is that issue fixed? Does anyone know when the max version is coming to Malaysia?

I wish I also can try, but now all the RAM kits I get are Hynix CJR and Micron donno what die.

woah.
what's the voltage?

Speaking of RAM, I have this 3950X match with Aorus Xtreme and paired with Gskiill Trident Z 3200 (Hynix chip), older version. The darn thing wouldn't pass Bios boot-up (Ram OC failed). Setting it down to 3000 , Win 10 with random BSOD.

Just went to the shop and bought a new Trident NEO 3200 (Hynix chip also). Pop it in and it works fine now at 3200.

saw the 3600 version, not worth buying with such lousy timings. 18-22-22-42

BUT the older Trident Z works well under MSI Godlike

Just that Gigabyte boards are more choosy/picky on the RAM

oh. a little bit high.
i only go 1.35v max

Just 2 sticks.

1.44 with some light airflow if perfectly fine for e-dies.
However you should just go to 3733/3800 c16. You'll gain performance for your relevant applications. (And the voltage can be dropped, too)

haven't seen a zen2 imc which doesn't do 1867 fclk yet... you should be able to get there.

save your 3600 profile load defaults (don't touch ram just yet) and raise fclk to 1900.

if system doesn't post .. try VSoC between 1.00 and 1.15, try smaller steps such as 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.15V.

If non of those will let your system boot, try to adjust VDDG between 0.95 and 1.095V (vddg needs to be lower than vsoc, so you need to adjust and test both values at once.

If no luck just try 1867 and repeat the same steps.

If your system is booting up you can check 2 things before you start to OC your actual ram.
1) Do a 30min stresstest ("Stress cache" only) using Aida64, this will show you if the VSoC is stable.
2) Stream a movie or watch a youtube video at the same time, if there's sound issues then your fclk is not stable. (unfortunately there's no other way to test stability for fclk as of now)

Best of luck 

Got myself another 2 (2x8) E-Die Kits on my holidays btw 

Ram OC maestro!

not sure, if i restart the PC then go straight to UEFI then save my settings, gigabyte will straight bork the settings to something i can't see (but can feel) and destabilise my system (RAM crash due to sudden undervoltage, borking the multipliers and voltage of CPU etc). had to shut down the PC and go into UEFI and then configure my settings instead, that's my current fix allowing the BIOS to read my settings correctly.

I wonder if the Ryzen 1600 AF is coming to Malaysia? Not that I want to buy it myself, but it look like a good choice for people on a budget instead of buying the 3400G APU. Looks like great pairing with GPU such as 1650 super.

There are some other bullshit softwares like Logitech G Hub, some of those dumb RGB syncing apps from Asus, Gigabyte, MSI, etc that also for whatever reason, ramps up CPU usage resource out of no where.

After years of Intel, I've finally made it on board.

I guess I've to wipe everything out on the OS HD before transitioning, right?

Agree that the C18 kit isn't great, but the better timings one cost like 50% more...

Not like LGA1200 has been smooth sailing either. Both platforms has issues.
AM4 will be sticking around for awhile, don't have to hurry with the upgrade. Wait for the release of AM5, see if that brings down AM4 prices and then decide after that.

MYR5 = USD1 soon. What price drop you dreaming about?