Changed settings to overclocked design mode and experienced a RAM failure afterward.
Changed settings to overclocked design mode and experienced a RAM failure afterward.
I purchased a new RAM module "Kingston Fury renegade" 3600MHz CL16 32GB on a system with Ryzen 7 5700G, RX 3070, Asus ROG B550-F gaming, and two M.2 SSDs. The issue arises because I installed it at the OSDP, which causes a blue screen. Previously, my Corsair Vengeance LX 3200MHz CL16 32GB worked perfectly on the old unit. Could anyone explain why this new setup is failing?
The RAM isn't stable at 3600 MHz; try 3200 MHz instead. The problem might be a weak internal memory controller on the CPU, faulty M.2 memory channeling, or the RAM itself. Many 2x16 modules face this issue.
I was testing some Adatas on my Strix -F that weren't in the QVL. They didn't get along well. I used two pairs of G.Skill B-Die in my main rig, but now only one pair remains as I moved a pair to another rig since they're in the QVL. It's working perfectly now lol..