Adjusting fan speed and memory speed in the BIOS doesn't affect any post.
Adjusting fan speed and memory speed in the BIOS doesn't affect any post.
XMP/Ram speeds dont work with your Board or CPU. List your specs.
Memory performance might be relevant, but it seems the training speed isn't reaching expectations. Fast memory doesn't impact system startup, while slower speeds shouldn't interfere with powering it up. We require additional details about your hardware—CPU model, motherboard type, fan configuration, RAM amount, BIOS version, etc.
Check your processor, motherboard, and RAM specs. Once we know those details, we can assist further. Your system may need BIOS tweaks for optimal performance, such as adjusting DRAM voltage or VCCIO settings. Without this information, we can't determine the exact values.
I performed the action that resulted in no post. The XMP to 3200 command should function properly.
Adjusted RAM to 3200 from 2133 and reduced fan speed from 1200 to roughly 900-800
They occurred simultaneously or independently. If they happened at the same moment, it likely reflects a memory issue. If they took place on different occasions, it suggests a problem with the motherboard, possibly related to hardware or BIOS.