X370 taichi memory Compatibility

Hello.

technically that ram is 2133MHz
3200MHz can be achieved through XMP (eXtreme Memory Profile) on selected boards
g skill has qvl list of boards on which this clock has been tested to be working
which all of them are intel (x299, z170, z270, z370)

as for ryzen 1, they support 2666MHz, anything above it is considered as overclock and may not work and usualy requeres manual tinkerink with timings/voltages
ryzen 2 did go slightly up with 2933MHz support, anything above is overclock

as for ram which should work in xmp speeds from gskill, those are GTZRX (trident z rgb) or GFX models (flare x)
those are hand picked and tested on selected x370/x399 boards (gskill has its own qvl list)

soo if your mobo qvl says 2933, then u can put xmp profile in your bios and set speed accordingly to qvl supported speed (which is working/tested speed)

if u want to go higher than that, than u will need to manually set timings, otherwise ram may get unstable

As above.  My G Skill is at 3466 with no issues after several weeks of tweaking.  If you are thinking of getting to 3200 or more, you need to drop the bucks on the Samsung B die memory.  BTW, I have 4 sticks at 8GB for a total of 32GB working at 3466 T1 14, 14, 14, 30, 54

OTOH, unless you are running 4K gaming, I understand that there is little value in going with an expensive memory as anything over 2666 is pretty much a waste of monies on memory.

However, if you want to achieve a decent overclock on the memory, you are going to have to drop the bucks.