Check the boot settings and ensure DOCP is enabled. If not, enable it to start the system.
Check the boot settings and ensure DOCP is enabled. If not, enable it to start the system.
I understand, I'll turn on DOCP now and maintain the 7200MT/s setting. Perhaps we can lower it later to 6400 or 6000 based on the ratios. It seems like these higher settings might be causing conflicts from older RAM kits, which others have noted. I'm not sure how to adjust the ratios, but I'll keep an eye on the HWINFO readings. Thanks!
MCLK, FCLK, and UCLK are set to 3600, 2000, and 1800 respectively. This means your timing is now 1:2. By default, FCLK to UCLK ratio is 1:1 at 2000. At DDR5-7200, maintaining a 1:1 ratio might not be feasible. You could either keep it as is or reduce the speed to DDR5-6000 or 6400. You might attempt to force a 1:1 operation with DDR5-7200 and observe the results.