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I'm experiencing issues after enabling the XMP profile, which causes immediate crashes when Windows starts. The system memory appears to be stuck at 2x8 Viper Patriot 3600MHz 17C, but it's running at 2100 or lower. Frequent crashes occur every time XMP is activated in crashes, with multiple reasons for the blue screen. The motherboard is an X570 Elite last BIOS and the CPU is a 3800X.
Adjust DRAM settings individually: frequency, voltage, IF frequency, and primary timings.
Ensure your board includes the latest BIOS version (consider testing this option first).
It includes the most recent bios updates, and what I do is enable the XMP profile in easy mode. It sets the voltage to 1.35 and the speed to 3600 c17 as required, but it crashes immediately afterward. They are placed correctly in slots 2 and 4.
For another user, they installed this motherboard with a TridentZ 3600Mhz and followed the same steps. They enabled XMP, let it restart a few times, and then it functioned properly. The specific configuration was 3600Mhz CL16, but they didn’t think it significantly affected performance. Did you attempt applying XMP as described?
I'm performing the same action. Just add bios and apply the preset XMP profile. Pressing F10 causes a direct blue screen after Windows loads.