Hi @Hopper64
I have had a problems with similar memory model - F5-6000U3636E16GX2-TZ5K memory Kit. It boots properly with XMP turned on, but during game it was failed, sometimes just game, sometimes BSOD.
Meanwile, turning XMP off (using 'Load Defaults' option) caused to stable work without any issues.
I've tried your settings on my memory module and my MB ROG STRIX Z690-F GAMING WIFI and initially it seems to work fine (for about 1.5 hours of gaming, but after that game was crashed.
It was very confusing since Memtest86 from BIOS either Memory Test from Windows didn't find any errors.
Finally, I've found memory test program TestMem5 with 'hard' configuration. After 1 hours of test it shown everything is fine, but I've tried to run it again and got BSOD in a second.
It means, unfortunatelly, even some settings can works well for you, it may not work well on very similar chipsed + memory (and little different mobo).
Also, I've found memory was quite 'hot' after test, not sure if those values are critical but reached 66-68 C that not seems very well as for me.
As for myy next step I will ask service support to change my memory to more slower module with lower voltage (e.g. some of G.Skill 5600) and hope it will be able to work well with my settings.
Here is screenshot of last 'success' (before BSOD on next run) on HWINFO
I have had a problems with similar memory model - F5-6000U3636E16GX2-TZ5K memory Kit. It boots properly with XMP turned on, but during game it was failed, sometimes just game, sometimes BSOD.
Meanwile, turning XMP off (using 'Load Defaults' option) caused to stable work without any issues.
I've tried your settings on my memory module and my MB ROG STRIX Z690-F GAMING WIFI and initially it seems to work fine (for about 1.5 hours of gaming, but after that game was crashed.
It was very confusing since Memtest86 from BIOS either Memory Test from Windows didn't find any errors.
Finally, I've found memory test program TestMem5 with 'hard' configuration. After 1 hours of test it shown everything is fine, but I've tried to run it again and got BSOD in a second.
It means, unfortunatelly, even some settings can works well for you, it may not work well on very similar chipsed + memory (and little different mobo).
Also, I've found memory was quite 'hot' after test, not sure if those values are critical but reached 66-68 C that not seems very well as for me.
As for myy next step I will ask service support to change my memory to more slower module with lower voltage (e.g. some of G.Skill 5600) and hope it will be able to work well with my settings.
Here is screenshot of last 'success' (before BSOD on next run) on HWINFO
