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Because the IMC characteristics of Ryzen are way different from Intel, we decided to write this article to provide you some suggestions of how to set AMD Ryzen system easily and properly. 
Below are some very simple steps for setting up Team group DRAM module for desired frequency on the Asus ROG Crosshair VI Hero, Bios 3008.
These settings are only from our recommendation. They don’t mean the must do or have! Currently we just find out this way will make your Ryzen system and our products work together easier.
https://www.teamgroupinc.com/en/products/t-force/gaming-memory/

Environment:
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair VI Hero Bios 3008x64
CPU: Ryzen 5 1600X
Storage: T-FORCE CARDEA 240GB
DRAM: TEAM GROUP DARK PRO DDR4 3200mhz C14
OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Professional x64 RS3
Memtest windows pro 3


Example for how to set up our DRAM modules for DDR 3200 on the AMD Ryzen system.

1. First, choose Manual (Please don’t use DOCP)
2. Set BCLK frequency at 100
3. Choose 2133/2400/2666MHz as memory frequency divider

Next, go back and adjust the BLCK frequency again. When you change the BCLK value, the memory frequency changes as well. Therefore, you can raise the BCLK value to reach desired DDR frequency.

Set the primary timings.

Last, adjust the CPU and DRAM voltage. We advise you to set it at 1.35V when using 3000mhz or higher frequency RAM, and 1.2V when using under 3000MHz RAM.

After that, save BIOS and you are done for all!
Hope this would help you. If you have other question, please feel free to ask!
 

S.M.A.R.T refers to Self-Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology, which is a built-in monitoring function of SSDs and hard drives. This technology allows users to monitor the health and status of their devices, and performance monitoring and control using software specifically designed for S.M.A.R.T. functionality. All Teamgroup SSDs support S.M.A.R.T.

TRIM is a system command. The Win7 operating system would notify SSD of data blocks that will no longer be used and may be erased to release space. This function, which is similar to garbage collection, is executed in idle time to optimize performance.

Due to limitations in data writing/erasing times of the Flash memory, SSD firmware is designed with wear-leveling technology so as to extend product life and service time. Also referred to as storage block writing/erasing leveling, the wear conditions of each block are leveled equally for the optimal extension of product life to meet system requirements.

If you want to copy a single file larger than 4GB to SSD, Please format the SSD to NTFS format. 
(Path: My Computer>Right click on the SSD->Select the Format option on the function menu>Select the NTFS from the File System item>Press Start button). 
You can refer to Microsoft Help and Support Center:  http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314463

SSD is an abbreviation for solid state disk. The conventional hard disk does not belong to “liquid” hard disk; solid state disk refers generally to solid state disk composed of NAND Flash. It has no mechanical structure and performs transfer via electronic signal compared to rotational disk design used in conventional hard disks. It utilizes characteristics of conventional NAND Flash and is composed of control unit and storage unit (FLASH chip). Data storage is achieved by the combination of the two units. Data is read and written in block writing and erasing manners. Thus, the efficiency of reading and writing relies on the design with respect to read-write technologies very much. It is advantageous of high speed, low power consumption, vibration resistance, high stability, low-temperature resistance etc.compared to current conventional hard disks.

SSD V.S HDD:
High speed, low power consumption, good durability, zero noise and resistance to low temperature.
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Both are the same with respect to appearance and installation. Joints and wires are the same, too.
The difference lies in the maximum data transfer rate. 

This is due to a unit capacity conversion issue. Hardware manufacturers usually define 1K=1000 bytes according to decimal, while software providers (ex: Microsoft) define 1K=1024 bytes according to binary.
In addition manufactures retain 3~5% of capacity for firmware, application software, and data storage maintenance. So there is a difference between actual capacity and marked capacity.

For such situation, duplication of drive letter with another disk device might occur. This problem may be addressed by changing the drive letter of SSD.
1. Click “Start” key on the bottom left corner of the screen.
2. Click “Do”.
3. Enter diskmgmt. MSc, followed by pressing “OK”.
4. Click SSD with the right key, followed by selecting “Change Drive Letter or Path”.
5. Click “Edit”.
6. Reassign available drive letter for SSD.
7. Click “OK”.

This issue occurs if the disk driver in Windows 7 or Windows Vista is disabled. This driver must be enabled before you change the SATA/RAID mode of the boot drive. Please visit Microsoft website:  https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/922976​

With the help of some software tools, you can detect memory settings from Windows XP. These may include the CPU-Z, SiSoft Sandra and EVEREST. In addition, SiSoft Sandra and EVEREST are equipped with the efficiency verification solution to further validate whether or not the performance based on the SPD settings is achieved.

This question depends on the computer user you are, what programs you plan on running on the computer, and how many programs you have open at a given time.
We suggest:
Internet、office work:4GB
Common games、audio and video playback:8GB
Hardcore user、advanced digital image processing:16GB or more

When users wish to over-clock the memory module, they must manually adjust relevant parameters, such as clock speed, working voltage, CL, tRCD, tRP and tRAS from the BIOS. Therefore, unless the user has rich overclocking experience, he will need to try different combinations in order to find out the best settings for the module to display its optimal performance. Therefore, it is time- and labor consuming, especially to beginners.
As a solution, NVIDIA extended the SPD by adding more parameter combinations to the unused space, about 29 bytes, in conventional SPD. As long as the supported motherboards are used, the BIOS can automatically detect the optimal module settings to easily release the performance of modules. This feature is called the EPP, Enhanced Performance Profiles.

DDR3 and DDR4 are not compatible because they are different in both pin count, arrangement, and signal definitions. In addition, locations of fool-proof notches on the golden fingers are different, so both are not compatible.

Refer to the user manual of the motherboard. The additional setting is unnecessary because BIOS on the motherboard would detect SPD parameters on Memory Modules automatically after the memory has been installed.