New XMP/DOCP graphics driver problem has appeared.
New XMP/DOCP graphics driver problem has appeared.
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It seems there was some investigation into a similar problem during December. No definitive fix appears yet, though it could offer useful insights. Trying to test the memory controller seems promising (the post references using Y Cruncher VST for that). It looks like the discussion concluded with a BIOS update, but no further changes were posted after. [Unclear what shifted between March 30th and May 9th to trigger the extra memory load—though it might make sense if stability was near the breaking point and XMP demands more from the controller.]
Complete system freeze with no BSOD, graphics driver issues after restart until reinstall, then circle works again.
The only thing that changed recently was: 2023-05 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5026372). I haven't tried removing it yey, but will be next when I have time. Is there any real performance loss from running the RAM at 2133 Mhz instead of the rated 3200 Mhz?