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Every couple of hours it fails to boot properly.

Every couple of hours it fails to boot properly.

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09-25-2019, 10:51 AM
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I assembled a new PC two weeks ago using some components from my previous build. The new parts included: 3900x, x570 meg ace, 2080 ti, 32gb 3600mhz g.skills ripjaws, CPU cooler, 1tb m2 nvme drive, PG27UQ display port. Old components were a CD-ROM drive, a 120gb SATA SSD (Windows install), a 1tb SATA HDD, and Corsair HX850I. It seems the XMP setting and memory speed of 3600mhz in BIOS triggered the startup. Today I had to repeatedly power it off and on for about seven attempts before it finally booted. Once it did, everything functioned perfectly for hours until I shut it down. All components received power, lights came on, fans started, but the monitor failed to receive any signal and remained off. When it worked, the display showed normally.
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1y
09-25-2019, 10:51 AM #1

I assembled a new PC two weeks ago using some components from my previous build. The new parts included: 3900x, x570 meg ace, 2080 ti, 32gb 3600mhz g.skills ripjaws, CPU cooler, 1tb m2 nvme drive, PG27UQ display port. Old components were a CD-ROM drive, a 120gb SATA SSD (Windows install), a 1tb SATA HDD, and Corsair HX850I. It seems the XMP setting and memory speed of 3600mhz in BIOS triggered the startup. Today I had to repeatedly power it off and on for about seven attempts before it finally booted. Once it did, everything functioned perfectly for hours until I shut it down. All components received power, lights came on, fans started, but the monitor failed to receive any signal and remained off. When it worked, the display showed normally.

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09-25-2019, 03:55 PM
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Restart the BIOS and leave XMP turned off. Let the computer run normally for a few days and observe whether the issue continues. If it disappears, it’s likely related to memory. Note: After resetting the BIOS, also reset CMOS to potentially fix other boot problems.
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09-25-2019, 03:55 PM #2

Restart the BIOS and leave XMP turned off. Let the computer run normally for a few days and observe whether the issue continues. If it disappears, it’s likely related to memory. Note: After resetting the BIOS, also reset CMOS to potentially fix other boot problems.

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