Memory Problems with AB350 Pro4

As you can see, we both have CMK32GX4M2B3000C15, but different RAM!
So it is not enough by telling the part number.
Obviously the Corsair factory used Samsung B-die because the Hynix chips wasn't available i think. The supported timings deposited are the same.

I suggest to also read out the data of the other RAM stick, just to be sure that both are using Samsung B-die.
If that is the case, you have luck and a good chance to get tight timings and/or higher clocks.

If not, you should use Hynix AFR in the calculator, which gives primary
14-16-16-17-30 42 for @2933
16-17-18-18-30 42 for @3200

Samsung B-die would be primary
14-14-14-14-30 44 ... for @2933 and @3200

So you can play with the Calculator or stay with the already found stable setting.

Please post a screen from the typhoon burner.
You also can report with typhoon to a text file:

Prepared by Thaiphoon Burner Super Blaster
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                         MEMORY MODULE
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Manufacturer             : Corsair
Part Number              : CMK32GX4M2B3000C15
Serial Number            : 00000000h
JEDEC DIMM Label        : 16GB 2Rx8 PC4-2133P-UB0-10
Architecture             : DDR4 SDRAM UDIMM
Speed Grade              : DDR4-2133P downbin
Capacity                 : 16 GB (16 components)
Organization             : 2048M x64 (2 ranks)
Register Manufacturer    : N/A
Register Model           : N/A
Manufacturing Date       : Undefined
Manufacturing Location   : Taiwan
Revision / Raw Card      : 0000h / B0 (8 layers)
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                        DRAM COMPONENTS
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Manufacturer             : Hynix
Part Number              : H5AN8G8NMFR-TFC
Package                  : Standard Monolithic 78-ball FBGA
Die Density / Count      : 8 Gb M-die (25 nm) / 1 die
Composition              : 1024M x8 (64M x8 x 16 banks)
Clock Frequency          : 1067 MHz (0,938 ns)
Minimum Timing Delays    : 15-15-15-36-50
Read Latencies Supported : 16T, 15T, 14T, 13T, 12T, 11T, 10T
Supply Voltage           : 1,20 V
XMP Certified            : 1499 MHz / 15-17-17-35-52 / 1,35 V
XMP Extreme              : Not programmed
SPD Revision             : 1.0 / January 2014
XMP Revision             : 2.0 / December 2013
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I just remember a thread, where the user cx5 posted working timings with this RAM:
http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=11792&KW=CMK32GX4M2B3000C15&PID=64298&title=taichi-x470-memory-problems-corsair-veng-3000#64298

So, I've had it set this way for a day now, with zero problems. Do you think it's not safe, or could I continue to see if any issues arise? It is currently at 15-17-17-35-52 at 1.35V. I wasn't 100% certain on what the DRAM calculator is telling me to set the timings to - I think it's saying 14-14-14-30-44 at 1.33V.

Well, you're right. I mis-read that code, I thought it was the other one that ended in C15 which is on the QVL.

I have the Ryzen 5 1600x CPU. My version of the BIOS only gives the option to run at 2933 MHz as the closest option to 3000, so that's what I've been using, and it runs at 1.35V by default. I have also been unable to update my BIOS to a newer version in the hopes that it would better detect different RAM types. It won't detect any of the flash drives I've put the updates on. But that's a different story.

So, my CPU and RAM are both a few years old, I think you're saying they might play well together if I tweak a few things correctly with the DRAM calculator? I watched the video and used those tools, and ended up cranking down the numbers on my RAM by 1 each, so currently the channels are 15 17 17 35 I believe. So far, no game crashes or BSODs, but it can be pretty sporadic so we'll see.