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Error detected with Asus TUF x570-PLUS Dram module.

Error detected with Asus TUF x570-PLUS Dram module.

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03-17-2019, 10:40 PM
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Hi there, I've been facing some problems with my PC lately and wanted to check if anyone has encountered something similar. About a month ago, when starting up, the system displayed the DRAM check light on the motherboard. After several attempts, I suspected a faulty DRAM stick—specifically the Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB Dual Channel unit. I contacted Corsair support, who provided me with a replacement set. I connected both the new and an additional 32GB (total 64GB) units, restarted the PC, and everything worked fine. The Task Manager showed all 64GB with DOCP active, and the RAM was running at 3200 MHz. A few days later, when trying to open the PC again, the DRAM light appeared once more. I powered it off and on without touching anything, then restarted it—everything functioned properly. Over time, a pattern emerged: turning it on caused the issue, but restarting resolved it. Occasionally, while playing a game, the system would reboot automatically and get stuck on the DRAM light again. The BIOS was last updated, and all settings remained unchanged, yet the problem persisted. I removed the DRAM modules and tried swapping them around to see if anything changed, but the outcome was identical. Any suggestions or insights could be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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03-17-2019, 10:40 PM #1

Hi there, I've been facing some problems with my PC lately and wanted to check if anyone has encountered something similar. About a month ago, when starting up, the system displayed the DRAM check light on the motherboard. After several attempts, I suspected a faulty DRAM stick—specifically the Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB Dual Channel unit. I contacted Corsair support, who provided me with a replacement set. I connected both the new and an additional 32GB (total 64GB) units, restarted the PC, and everything worked fine. The Task Manager showed all 64GB with DOCP active, and the RAM was running at 3200 MHz. A few days later, when trying to open the PC again, the DRAM light appeared once more. I powered it off and on without touching anything, then restarted it—everything functioned properly. Over time, a pattern emerged: turning it on caused the issue, but restarting resolved it. Occasionally, while playing a game, the system would reboot automatically and get stuck on the DRAM light again. The BIOS was last updated, and all settings remained unchanged, yet the problem persisted. I removed the DRAM modules and tried swapping them around to see if anything changed, but the outcome was identical. Any suggestions or insights could be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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