Occasionally the system restarts itself.
Occasionally the system restarts itself.
I recently purchased a new PC, specifically a Z570 Aorus Pro with 3600 MHz and G.Skill 16GB RAM. During the first week, I adjusted the memory profile in the BIOS to 3600 16-19-19-39. Everything seemed normal at first. Then I tried to push the limits by installing Ryzen Master, enabling auto-overclocking, which managed to boost certain cores up to around 4.292 MHz. However, issues began to appear... Initially, the sound card seemed to be the culprit. After some troubleshooting—deleting and reinstalling drivers—I noticed it wasn’t installed properly. The next day, the computer would freeze during startup, restarting multiple times before finally booting normally. Later, it became stuck at the 4x boot cycle, with the BIOS reporting a reset. This was accompanied by a memory-related LED indicator on the motherboard. At this point, I suspected two main factors: the Ryzen Master overclock and the sound card. I initially thought the overclock was too aggressive, given that the CPU wouldn’t boot at 4.3 GHz in BIOS. I removed Ryzen Master for a few days, during which the system stabilized. After reinstalling, everything functioned correctly. However, occasionally at startup it would trigger that 4x boot sequence and then reset the BIOS. I followed through with BIOS memory profiles, rebooted, and everything worked smoothly. Over the following days, it seemed mostly stable except for those occasional boot cycles. The memory tests and benchmarks showed no issues. Anyone here have insights into other possible causes?
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