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Overclocking Ram - Rebooting

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The_Prinnce
Member
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12-26-2016, 02:07 AM
#1
Hi guys, just wanted to check in. I’ve been overclocking my RAM to 2933mhz on my setup. However, I’ve noticed something odd—just a small issue, nothing major. After leaving the PC off for a while, like turning it off at night and opening it up the next morning, the first thing that happens is when I press the power button: it blinks, there’s the boot sound, and then it restarts before going through the normal boot process. Is this something typical for my system? When I overclock to 2666mhz, it never happens like this. Just curious if it’s normal to experience one reboot before opening the PC. Thanks!
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The_Prinnce
12-26-2016, 02:07 AM #1

Hi guys, just wanted to check in. I’ve been overclocking my RAM to 2933mhz on my setup. However, I’ve noticed something odd—just a small issue, nothing major. After leaving the PC off for a while, like turning it off at night and opening it up the next morning, the first thing that happens is when I press the power button: it blinks, there’s the boot sound, and then it restarts before going through the normal boot process. Is this something typical for my system? When I overclock to 2666mhz, it never happens like this. Just curious if it’s normal to experience one reboot before opening the PC. Thanks!

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mjt2789
Senior Member
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12-29-2016, 08:09 AM
#2
If the performance increase from 2666 to 2933 is worth it to you, I'd raise the voltage and SOC voltage (no more than 1.1v on SOC voltage, or at least, I wouldn't....especially at that speed). If you're not seeing much in the way of a performance increase....why bother? Run it where it's stable.
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mjt2789
12-29-2016, 08:09 AM #2

If the performance increase from 2666 to 2933 is worth it to you, I'd raise the voltage and SOC voltage (no more than 1.1v on SOC voltage, or at least, I wouldn't....especially at that speed). If you're not seeing much in the way of a performance increase....why bother? Run it where it's stable.

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LucasGamer30
Junior Member
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12-29-2016, 01:23 PM
#3
Hi guys, just wanted to inquire. I've been overclocking my RAM to 2933mhz on my setup. However, I've noticed something unusual—just a minor issue, nothing major. After leaving the PC off for a while, such as at night and opening it up in the morning, the first thing that happens is the power button blinking, followed by the boot sound and a restart, then a normal boot afterward. Is this typical for my system? When I overclock to 2666mhz, this doesn't occur. Could it be normal to experience one reboot before opening the PC? Thanks!
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LucasGamer30
12-29-2016, 01:23 PM #3

Hi guys, just wanted to inquire. I've been overclocking my RAM to 2933mhz on my setup. However, I've noticed something unusual—just a minor issue, nothing major. After leaving the PC off for a while, such as at night and opening it up in the morning, the first thing that happens is the power button blinking, followed by the boot sound and a restart, then a normal boot afterward. Is this typical for my system? When I overclock to 2666mhz, this doesn't occur. Could it be normal to experience one reboot before opening the PC? Thanks!

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JamesHond7
Posting Freak
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12-31-2016, 10:36 AM
#4
Sorry forgot to include the specs.
I’ve looked into overclocking since Ryzen’s default speed is 2133mhz; I tried 2666mhz for a week and then 2933mhz. When there’s no power, it restarts and boots normally after one reboot.
The BIOS is up to date with version F7 Agesa.
Have you tried any software to test this?
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JamesHond7
12-31-2016, 10:36 AM #4

Sorry forgot to include the specs.
I’ve looked into overclocking since Ryzen’s default speed is 2133mhz; I tried 2666mhz for a week and then 2933mhz. When there’s no power, it restarts and boots normally after one reboot.
The BIOS is up to date with version F7 Agesa.
Have you tried any software to test this?

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PackMan69
Member
70
01-04-2017, 01:55 AM
#5
MemTest64 serves as an effective stability check for RAM. Execute it until you achieve at least 300% coverage.
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PackMan69
01-04-2017, 01:55 AM #5

MemTest64 serves as an effective stability check for RAM. Execute it until you achieve at least 300% coverage.

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Nakamasaki
Member
239
01-04-2017, 03:43 AM
#6
Got it! Thank you! I'll give it a shot now.
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Nakamasaki
01-04-2017, 03:43 AM #6

Got it! Thank you! I'll give it a shot now.

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MoonMidnight
Member
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01-05-2017, 12:33 AM
#7
Your computer crashed when it reached over 10,000 megabytes.
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MoonMidnight
01-05-2017, 12:33 AM #7

Your computer crashed when it reached over 10,000 megabytes.

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Ralkage
Junior Member
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01-23-2017, 12:56 AM
#8
The overclock configuration for the RAM is using the XMP profile nad with a speed of 2933mhz. Should I raise the voltage?
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Ralkage
01-23-2017, 12:56 AM #8

The overclock configuration for the RAM is using the XMP profile nad with a speed of 2933mhz. Should I raise the voltage?

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ICrazy_PvP
Member
125
01-23-2017, 07:20 AM
#9
The XMP profile should configure it to operate at 1.35v. You might need to boost the voltage for stability. The memory was designed for operation at 1.35v. For a regular clock and adequate airflow, up to 1.4v is acceptable, but avoid exceeding that for daily use.
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ICrazy_PvP
01-23-2017, 07:20 AM #9

The XMP profile should configure it to operate at 1.35v. You might need to boost the voltage for stability. The memory was designed for operation at 1.35v. For a regular clock and adequate airflow, up to 1.4v is acceptable, but avoid exceeding that for daily use.

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mminchich
Member
149
01-24-2017, 02:52 PM
#10
The speed remains at 2933mhz after applying the XMP profile and setting it to that frequency; I didn’t make any further adjustments since it initially worked well. However, when the PC is turned off it emits a beep three times before restarting. It might need more power. Yes, I have good airflow and a spacious NZXT case.
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mminchich
01-24-2017, 02:52 PM #10

The speed remains at 2933mhz after applying the XMP profile and setting it to that frequency; I didn’t make any further adjustments since it initially worked well. However, when the PC is turned off it emits a beep three times before restarting. It might need more power. Yes, I have good airflow and a spacious NZXT case.

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