I asked about the delay, and it seems the system needs a bit more time after the RAM upgrade.
I asked about the delay, and it seems the system needs a bit more time after the RAM upgrade.
So I'm functioning perfectly at 100% with no crashes, but it still runs the memory training each time I power on my PC. That's the only problem I'm facing right now. I've tried various fixes like enabling MCR and other solutions, but nothing has helped.
You may wish to verify the BIOS settings once more, as it doesn't appear to align with that motherboard.
Consider reducing the DRAM frequency slightly, such as to 5800mhz or 5600mhz. Please share screenshots from CPU-Z in the memory and speed sections (upload to imgur.com and include the link).
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The EXPO-6000 profile lists a DDR voltage of 1.4V, which is quite high for DDR5 standards. The typical recommended voltages are 1.1V for standard operation and 1.25V in OC mode. 1.4V exceeds the suggested range. It would be better to lower the voltage to 1.35V and verify stability. If needed, reduce the frequency to 5800mhz or 5600mhz or even lower based on stability requirements.
Just a note to mention:
When setting up the new RAM, what sequence did you use for the modules?
Certain motherboards have rules about which slot the first RAM should go into—often DIMM_A2.
This requirement might be detailed in the motherboard's User Guide or Manual.
But sometimes it’s not explicitly stated; you may need to carefully review the fine print and any installation diagrams.
Things like "1st" can matter if done wrong.
Even at the maximum, 1.4V is typical for DDR5 expo kits. Nearly every Corsair expo kit operates around this voltage, such as XMP models which function at lower levels. It's far from exceeding the recommended range. And if a kit is configured for 1.4V, adjusting it to 1.35V would be a poor choice (unless you're seeking frequent crashes).