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If your ram was running fine at 7200 on the same motherboard then obviously the problem isn't the motherboard as some people are commenting. Try to play around with SA and VDDQ voltages, sometimes lowering them does the trick. 1.45v is excessive for those speeds, I need 1.30 for 8000 mhz so....
1.45 is not excessive for 7200 MT/s with tight subtimings. Most of the Hynix A-die chips with default XMP at 7200 are running at 1.45V