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Device not sending updates with DOCP activated for two years.

Device not sending updates with DOCP activated for two years.

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ottodomingo
Junior Member
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06-16-2022, 12:16 AM
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Hello, my system has been running with these components for two years now. I have a Ryzen 5600X on an Asus B550M-Plus motherboard, equipped with 64GB of 4x16GB RAM at 3600MHZ (source: emag.ro). The last upgrade was roughly six months ago, and I recently added a 1000W PSU (link provided) and a Saphyre 7900XT GPU. A few days back I experienced an overnight shutdown after gaming, and now my PC only boots into safe mode. To access Windows, I need to turn off DOCP. The RAM is currently running at 2666MHZ. Please find the attached video for a recording of the boot process. VID20240312210431 compressed.mp4
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ottodomingo
06-16-2022, 12:16 AM #1

Hello, my system has been running with these components for two years now. I have a Ryzen 5600X on an Asus B550M-Plus motherboard, equipped with 64GB of 4x16GB RAM at 3600MHZ (source: emag.ro). The last upgrade was roughly six months ago, and I recently added a 1000W PSU (link provided) and a Saphyre 7900XT GPU. A few days back I experienced an overnight shutdown after gaming, and now my PC only boots into safe mode. To access Windows, I need to turn off DOCP. The RAM is currently running at 2666MHZ. Please find the attached video for a recording of the boot process. VID20240312210431 compressed.mp4

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KawiianMili
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06-17-2022, 03:57 PM
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You turned off DOCP and only changed the memory speed to DDR4-3600. The system kept auto settings for DRAM voltage, timing, etc., which would normally use about 1.20V. This setup supports DDR4-3600 XMP with a 1.35V DRAM voltage. Re-enable DOCP and observe the changes. Using four DIMMs could strain the Integrated Memory Controller more than two, possibly requiring you to adjust the SOC voltage manually (around 1.10V to 1.125V).
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KawiianMili
06-17-2022, 03:57 PM #2

You turned off DOCP and only changed the memory speed to DDR4-3600. The system kept auto settings for DRAM voltage, timing, etc., which would normally use about 1.20V. This setup supports DDR4-3600 XMP with a 1.35V DRAM voltage. Re-enable DOCP and observe the changes. Using four DIMMs could strain the Integrated Memory Controller more than two, possibly requiring you to adjust the SOC voltage manually (around 1.10V to 1.125V).