Aurora R10, Kingston Fury DDR4 3200MHz ram

Thanks for your reply. Yes, I know that the OEM memory is only available via Dell. But I dont want the OEM-memory because its not the fastest and its much to expensive. Also I noticed that the memory installed on the OEM is Hynix and the retail has Samsung. I did not mix the memory, I bought a retail 32GB-Kit from Kingston. As what I know so far I can be happy that the retail memory runs in my system. It has faster timings than the OEM and its stable at 18-18-18-36. I will take a look at your link, perhaps I will try the Corsair too.

If I remember I will look tonight to see what the timings and exact part # are for my corsair.

Thank you! I have read the link you posted and it seems that users report the Crucial Ballistix BL2K16G32C16U4B will work with the Aurora R10 with the timings of 16-18-18-36. I ordered a 32GB-Kit and will report if they work. 

R10 user validated 2x16gb

out of these X0N6VG-HYD2 2x16GB has the shortest Avg. Physical RAM Latency 68.9ns.

the other one is XN205T-MIE2 2x16GB.Avg. Physical RAM Latency 69.5ns.

That is also the memory I put in my R10.

Use XMP1 

Works great

I use Crucial BL8G32C16U4R.M8FE 16-18-18-36-72 at 1.35 volt.

based on Steve at GN video on ram timing, this is a very complex topic.  it seems you cannot just assume based on math on paper that 3200 CL 16 of non-Dell ram is faster than Dell 3200 CL 20 or another ram 3200 CL 18.   the actual memory speed is best shown on benchmark.   it would be more helpful to upload ram actual AIDA64 benchmark to compare than just the CL settings etc.  e.g.,

Aurora boards are picky on ram voltages and timings

You are correct. I have a CL18 3600mhz kit that actually has lower latency than my other CL16 3600mhz kit

Thanks everyone! I wasnt aware that upgrading the memory of my aurora would be such a complex issue. Anyway I can confirm (like some other users did already) that the CRUCIAL BALLISTIX BL2K16G32C16U4R (R ist for the red colour of the heatsink) which i ordered yesterday is running perfect in my aurora R10 ryzen edition with the timings of 16-18-18-36 @3200MHz. I have done a few benchmarks and everything is fine so far. No issues atall. I will keep the OEM-memory as a reserve in case there should be any trouble with a biosupdate in the future but im optimistic that the crucial-memory will keep running well. 

I would like to make an additional comment: I purchased anouther pair (2x16GB) of the exact same memory for my second PC that runs without any issues with the correct speed and timings (3200Mhz 16-18-18-36 1.35V) in my aurora R10 ryzen edition: CRUCIAL BALLISTIX BL2K16G32C16U4B. (This just has a black heatsink instead of red). I was curious to test this memory in my aurora R10 and I experienced boot issues again. So i put the red ones in again and have no problems at all with them. So my conclusion is: Yes, the Aurora R10 motherboards are extremly picky with the memory. Even with the exact same memory manufacturer and with the same specifications (same model) there can be a slight difference that decide if you are lucky or not.

I just wanted to give a feedback after nearly 2 month of using the CRUCIAL BALLISTIX BL2K16G32C16U4R memory in my R10 Ryzen Edition with nearly every day of gaming-usage. Today i made the secound bios update with the Crucial memory installed to the new 2.2.5 bios. I can confirm that everything is still working with no issues at all with the correct timings and speed. So i think choosing the Crucial-memory was a good decision.

I just removed my OEM Kingston Fury 16GB from my Aurora 12. I installed 4 Sims of matched ram. Running great. Are you interested in purchasing my OEM that I removed? Make me an offer.