I think problem that this RAM is not in QVL list.

QVL does not mean compatible or incompatible.

QVL is VASTLY over-emphasized as far as being a list of anything beyond a whitelist - and not a very good one at that (source: I have done QVL testing for Asus).

Here's what QVL testing is:

1. Receive motherboard from manufacturer for testing. With stated BIOS version and pre-installed CPU.

2. Install a kit of the (many) supplied memory kits.

3. Power-up machine - does the machine complete POST? If no, fail. Kit does not go onto QVL list. If yes, proceed to step 4.

4. Enter BIOS, set XMP/EXPO. Reboot.

5. Does machine complete POST? If yes, kit goes on QVL. If no, kit does not go on QVL.

6. Move on to next supplied memory kit.

SOME manufacturers reportedly pay for a couple runs of Memtest86, but I never encountered that when I was doing it. All the QVL list does is say "we got this memory working on XMP/EXPO mode". It doesn't mean that a kit that is NOT on the list is not compatible. Or that it won't work. A kit that is not on the QVL can be for the following reasons:

1. There's a LOT of kits. It would be completely implausible for a manufacturer to have literally every kit out there tested.

2. The memory manufacturers typically pay the motherboard manufacturer for QVL testing. They may have been unwilling to pay for a kit to be tested, or they may have missed the deadline for kits to be submitted for QVL testing.

3. The BIOS version used during QVL testing resulted in the test failing, but subsequent BIOS versions would result in a pass, but a test has not been performed since the working BIOS was released.

4. The kit was not made prior to the QVL testing.

5. Any of a hundred other reasons.

All of this is to say that I don't know what the problem IS, but I know what it is NOT and the problem is not because it's not on the QVL. Does that mean that your RAM is compatible? Nope. It just means that the QVL doesn't actually mean all that much.

For what it's worth, G.Skill DOES do more of their own testing (it's more reasonable for them to get motherboards from various manufacturers and test all of their own memory kits than for the motherboard manufacturers to get THOUSANDS of memory kits from the RAM brands and test them on all motherboards). And while they didn't test the B650I Lightning, they did test the B650 Lightning, and your kit is listed under the compatibility list per their configurator: https://www.gskill.com/configurator?page=1&cls=1529635169&manufacturer=1524725289&chipset=1665024327&model=1665623878&adSearch2=Capacity%C2%A732GB%20(16GBx2),Tested_Speed%C2%A76000%20MT/s

However, if it's still not working, I would suspect that you may have a defective kit. You can submit for an RMA - G.Skill is typically quite easy to work with for Warranty Claims.