Just a friendly reminder from someone who just spent a day trying to fix their bricked PC. Ryzen Master is probably the worst way to do a memory overclock. Bricking has happened to others before and it's still happening:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/chytg3/psa_do_not_use_ryzen_master_to_set_memory_oc_and/
As you know, most mobo BIOSes have a feature that falls back to best last know config on errors. What Ryzen Master seems to do is leave a config file that overrides the mobo BIOS, completely ignoring the mobo's fallback feature and rendering a PC bricked on a bad OC. The only thing that fixed it was flashing a new BIOS using the MSI USB flashback port and button. If I didn't have that feature, I'd be RMAing my board right now.
I consider myself lucky... You might not be!
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RAM Overclocking Help w/ Ryzen Master
Ryzen Master now reports coupled mode is disabled after a year of it reporting as enabled.
Can overclocking damage RAM?
It's fairly difficult to damage your RAM sticks physically by setting the wrong overclock settings. Your system will simply restart if it determines the settings are too far out of the operating threshold of the memory modules. Then, change the settings, and test system stability again.
Can all RAM be overclocked?
Yes. Technically, you can overclock any RAM module, but the results you'll see will vary depending on your specific module.
How can I overclock RAM on Intel?
You'll need to go through BIOS. Open your BIOS and find a setting named "AI Tweaker/Extreme Tweaker" or similar, depending on your motherboard. Then, choose the preconfigured XMP profile that matches the memory module's rated maximum speed. Save your settings and restart your system.