Does your memory issue stem from RAM problems or a motherboard fault? (LED indicates higher frequency)
Does your memory issue stem from RAM problems or a motherboard fault? (LED indicates higher frequency)
I recently assembled a black/white themed PC and encountered issues with the motherboard or RAM. My memory is set at 2x 8GB GSKill TridentZ Neo DDR4-3600MHz CL16-19-19-39, matching the specifications on the box. When I enable XMP on my Asus Prime X570 Pro with a Ryzen 7 3700X, it boots intermittently—about two-thirds of the time. When it fails, the memory debug LED illuminates but doesn’t turn off. Adjusting XMP settings changes the timings to 16-19-19-39 and frequency to 3600, yet it still works up to around 3200. I’ve also tried manually setting it to 16-19-19-39 with a starting frequency of 3000MHz, which functions properly until 3200. I’m certain the kit was correct and the package lists compatibility with this board. Asus claims the 3600 TridentZ Neo model supports it. Could there be an error in my configuration or missing components? I built it about a week ago using the latest BIOS (version 1407). The build details include: Ryzen 7 3700X, Asus Prime X570 Pro, GSKill kit, MSI RTX 2070 Super Gaming, Corsair RM650. Note: DOCP adjustment also lowers voltage to 1.35.
Do you have the most recent bios ready? It looks like the installation should be solid, given that Zen 2 offers a decent option.
The current BIOS version is 1407. The previous one was 1405, and updating it didn’t resolve the issue.
Increasing the voltage from 1.350 to 1.370 appeared effective. Turning off the device, shutting down the power supply, and restarting didn't trigger the debug LED. I'll monitor the situation over the coming days. Thanks!