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Addressing crashes in Fast Windows with XMP support

Addressing crashes in Fast Windows with XMP support

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2useablock
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12-06-2021, 04:30 PM
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Hello, I'm here to assist you. Your PC seems to be functioning normally otherwise, but the crashes when enabling XMP on your BIOS suggest an issue. With four DDR5 RAM modules and an 850W power supply, the system is within safe limits as indicated by the power monitor. The BIOS warning about max usage at 736W likely reflects a safety threshold rather than a problem. Check for any firmware updates or BIOS settings that might affect stability.
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2useablock
12-06-2021, 04:30 PM #1

Hello, I'm here to assist you. Your PC seems to be functioning normally otherwise, but the crashes when enabling XMP on your BIOS suggest an issue. With four DDR5 RAM modules and an 850W power supply, the system is within safe limits as indicated by the power monitor. The BIOS warning about max usage at 736W likely reflects a safety threshold rather than a problem. Check for any firmware updates or BIOS settings that might affect stability.