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bear7001
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03-03-2020, 05:33 PM
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Hi, I'm new to this setup. I recently upgraded to an AMD CPU and bought the 5600X three months ago. It came with an Intel board, which was seven months old. I had a 850W Gold XPG Core Reactor and it worked perfectly until I added new RAM about a month ago. My Kingston Fury Beat 3733mhz sticks were 4x8 and the system would randomly reboot once a day or every couple of days. After checking the board's QVL, my RAM wasn't showing up, so I assumed something was wrong. I've always had no issues with RAM on Intel, but I was using XMP1 at 3600MHz and only adjusted the CL from C18 to C16 at 1.4V. Recently, I changed the voltage to 1.37V and ran several stress tests with OCCT, Aida64, Windows MemTest86, and other general checks like 3D Mark and R20/R23. Everything ran smoothly with no problems. Thanks, Khader.
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bear7001
03-03-2020, 05:33 PM #1

Hi, I'm new to this setup. I recently upgraded to an AMD CPU and bought the 5600X three months ago. It came with an Intel board, which was seven months old. I had a 850W Gold XPG Core Reactor and it worked perfectly until I added new RAM about a month ago. My Kingston Fury Beat 3733mhz sticks were 4x8 and the system would randomly reboot once a day or every couple of days. After checking the board's QVL, my RAM wasn't showing up, so I assumed something was wrong. I've always had no issues with RAM on Intel, but I was using XMP1 at 3600MHz and only adjusted the CL from C18 to C16 at 1.4V. Recently, I changed the voltage to 1.37V and ran several stress tests with OCCT, Aida64, Windows MemTest86, and other general checks like 3D Mark and R20/R23. Everything ran smoothly with no problems. Thanks, Khader.

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03-03-2020, 11:33 PM
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03-09-2020, 07:50 AM
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Suggest adjusting the settings to use the pre-set XMP profile. This may reduce performance but could fix compatibility problems, especially if RAM isn't in the QVL list. Zen3 still supports the IF clock feature—check the BIOS to confirm it's set to 1800Mhz.
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03-09-2020, 07:50 AM #3

Suggest adjusting the settings to use the pre-set XMP profile. This may reduce performance but could fix compatibility problems, especially if RAM isn't in the QVL list. Zen3 still supports the IF clock feature—check the BIOS to confirm it's set to 1800Mhz.

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