Activating D.O.C.P. (xmp) together with operating rams at their designed velocities causes system instability.
Activating D.O.C.P. (xmp) together with operating rams at their designed velocities causes system instability.
Check the situation for 1 hour and 35 minutes. If issues persist, try raising the voltage to 1.37 and monitor the results with the PC regularly.
A bit more voltage would help XMP run smoothly with your setup—it's currently around 1.37V. No issues detected, just ensure stability is achieved. Also, confirm the RAM is placed in the right slots: A2 and B2, which are the second and fourth slots from the CPU end.
Last night there were no crashes, but today at 5 minutes after powering on the PC it crashes. I'm planning to try a 2933 MHz clock at 1.37 GHz next.
System stayed steady by retaining docp while reducing RAM speed to 2933 (still at 1.35 volts). Problem resolved.