Before you waste any more time lets verify your memory.
download memtest5 and use it to verify your RAM. The link below will give you everything you need to verify your RAM.
Link --> Memory Testing with TestMem5 TM5 with custom configs | Overclock.net
First let your RAM run at the BIOS default settings (no changes, this will be the baseline test, if this fails, then your RAM is most likely the problem).
After you download and extract the program in windows right click on TM5.exe and run as admin. If you get a few errors saying admin rights required, just say yes or continue w/ each one (4-8 times, I forgot).
When you see TM5 load, close it, and reboot your PC. Now when you run TM5 with ADMIN rights it will just load. Now click on Load Config and exit, go to the bin folder in the memtest folder and load Extreme1@anta777 config file. Memtest will just close. Now when you execute memtest it will load w/ the most Indepth test to root out memory errors. Let it run for an hour, if it runs for at least 1 hour with no errors, now go into your BIOS and just change one RAM setting at a time until you get errors. I suggest first bump up the RAM to 3200 MHz, if that run clean, then bump up the voltage to 1.35. This will be slow process but it will isolate the memory if that's the problem. Feel free to reach out to me or anyone here who knows how to work w/ memtest5. Good luck buddy... AMD doesn't gurantee RAM to run at 3600MHZ and above, only 3200 MHZ. So, let's focus for now to get your running smooth there 1st, then move up to 3600 if possible.
