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I decided to bypass AMD's memory speed restrictions after a suggestion from a friend. I checked the BIOS settings and discovered an option that seemed promising. Now my computer starts up, but external devices like the keyboard light up and there’s no display at all. I need to figure out how to fix this setup.
Turn off your CMOS settings, usually there’s a switch or jumper for this—check your motherboard manual. Or, shut down the device, remove the coin cell battery from the board, let it sit 15-30 seconds, then reinstall it. This will reset the BIOS to its standard configuration.
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Once the CMOS is reset, you can check the QVL for your motherboard to find out if your RAM is officially certified at that speed. Activating XMP/DOCP might allow the RAM to operate at its intended rate without causing performance problems. My understanding of 3rd generation Ryzen is limited, but on my 1700 I had to adjust the SOC voltage and DRAM voltage to ensure my 3400mhz RAM worked properly.
Clear the CMOS then configure the SOC to version 1.1 with a DRAM density of 1.35. Set the system to 3200 MHz using XMP/DOCP enabled. After boot, run memtest86 or OCCT to verify stability. Ensure your RAM is installed in slots 2 and 4.