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we may be able to help you with them anyways
the ram issue has advanced a lot since release
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One is definitely Hynix (the 2933 CL16 model) and the other one is probably Samsung B-Die.
No problem to get those working with the timings they were meant for.
Both of them.

Like I've said (and datonyb too) - a lot has changed since the introduction of AGESA 1.0.0.6.
Just be sure to update to the latest UEFI (do NOT flash under Windows -- copy on the USB drive, go into UEFI, reset to default values, reboot into UEFI, flash within UEFI).

I would propose to just load the XMP profile and see if the system boots and is stable with the XMP profile in RAM. If you are lucky (90% chance you are I would say) then it should work "just like that".
Of course they is a lot of playroom to tweak it, but first step would be to get it rock-stable, and move further onwards :-)





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tridentz 3200 cl16 is hynix  A die single sided single rank

the ram calculator should help get them running tidy hopefully at 3200
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