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PC crashed suddenly and XMP isn't functioning.

PC crashed suddenly and XMP isn't functioning.

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iiArky
Junior Member
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11-25-2023, 01:01 AM
#1
Your PC has experienced some issues after the drop. The RAM no longer runs smoothly at the same XMP profile, and booting into safe mode at 2133 is occurring. It seems the problem might be related to the RAM itself rather than the motherboard, given the damage you described. The fact that the outer casing appears to have weakened suggests a possible impact or heat-related failure inside. Consider replacing the RAM if it doesn’t work properly, but assess the situation carefully—check for visible cracks or discoloration in the chipset area.
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iiArky
11-25-2023, 01:01 AM #1

Your PC has experienced some issues after the drop. The RAM no longer runs smoothly at the same XMP profile, and booting into safe mode at 2133 is occurring. It seems the problem might be related to the RAM itself rather than the motherboard, given the damage you described. The fact that the outer casing appears to have weakened suggests a possible impact or heat-related failure inside. Consider replacing the RAM if it doesn’t work properly, but assess the situation carefully—check for visible cracks or discoloration in the chipset area.

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GavCrafters
Member
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11-25-2023, 07:02 AM
#2
It's improbable yet conceivable that RAM slots are compromised (solder has degraded), the RAM chips themselves are malfunctioning, or the CPU's RAM controller is faulty. Re-seat the CPU and RAM modules. Conduct a RAM diagnostic via Windows Memory Diagnostics; if issues persist, perform a test with MemTest86. (Tip: test one stick at a time. If it works, proceed with the slots using that stick, or evaluate the other stick in the working slot.)
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GavCrafters
11-25-2023, 07:02 AM #2

It's improbable yet conceivable that RAM slots are compromised (solder has degraded), the RAM chips themselves are malfunctioning, or the CPU's RAM controller is faulty. Re-seat the CPU and RAM modules. Conduct a RAM diagnostic via Windows Memory Diagnostics; if issues persist, perform a test with MemTest86. (Tip: test one stick at a time. If it works, proceed with the slots using that stick, or evaluate the other stick in the working slot.)

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chazers00
Junior Member
10
11-25-2023, 12:14 PM
#3
Consider reinstalling and then removing one component at a time to pinpoint the issue.
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chazers00
11-25-2023, 12:14 PM #3

Consider reinstalling and then removing one component at a time to pinpoint the issue.

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xman75
Member
186
12-13-2023, 03:51 PM
#4
If you're using XMP in all slots, it's likely a RAM stick wasn't functioning properly rather than the motherboard slots.
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xman75
12-13-2023, 03:51 PM #4

If you're using XMP in all slots, it's likely a RAM stick wasn't functioning properly rather than the motherboard slots.

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Le_Caribou_Qc
Junior Member
16
12-13-2023, 06:13 PM
#5
I actually have another type of RAM available that I could test to check if it performs better. The one I’m considering runs at 4000MHz, while my previous RAM only supports 2400MHz. This difference might affect the results, so it’s not a perfect comparison.
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Le_Caribou_Qc
12-13-2023, 06:13 PM #5

I actually have another type of RAM available that I could test to check if it performs better. The one I’m considering runs at 4000MHz, while my previous RAM only supports 2400MHz. This difference might affect the results, so it’s not a perfect comparison.

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12-14-2023, 02:56 AM
#6
If you're working, test the other stick on a reliable slot. If it works, try both together. XMP may not perform well due to unstable connections between the CPU and RAM, which explains why some boards use faster memory despite the same CPU. A poor connection at either the RAM port or CPU socket can limit performance, though it might still function for basic tasks. If your motherboard's signal is weak, the CPU memory controller or RAM stick could be faulty, making it impossible to post. Running a memory test with Windows or MemTest86 helps verify RAM health.
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KariibikUrlxub
12-14-2023, 02:56 AM #6

If you're working, test the other stick on a reliable slot. If it works, try both together. XMP may not perform well due to unstable connections between the CPU and RAM, which explains why some boards use faster memory despite the same CPU. A poor connection at either the RAM port or CPU socket can limit performance, though it might still function for basic tasks. If your motherboard's signal is weak, the CPU memory controller or RAM stick could be faulty, making it impossible to post. Running a memory test with Windows or MemTest86 helps verify RAM health.

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Rythmei
Member
66
12-14-2023, 04:24 AM
#7
I ran a Windows memory check and a standard test yesterday, and everything showed clean results.
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Rythmei
12-14-2023, 04:24 AM #7

I ran a Windows memory check and a standard test yesterday, and everything showed clean results.

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BBOMB98
Member
73
12-15-2023, 07:46 AM
#8
I'm trying to figure out why I need more RAM. My current 16GB is nearly full most of the time during games, so I want to reach 32GB. I'm wondering if the problem is with my motherboard or my RAM sticks. Ideally, I hope the issue lies with the RAM itself.
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BBOMB98
12-15-2023, 07:46 AM #8

I'm trying to figure out why I need more RAM. My current 16GB is nearly full most of the time during games, so I want to reach 32GB. I'm wondering if the problem is with my motherboard or my RAM sticks. Ideally, I hope the issue lies with the RAM itself.

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alejandrobo1
Posting Freak
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12-18-2023, 11:10 AM
#9
Yes, it is the log generated after executing the test.
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alejandrobo1
12-18-2023, 11:10 AM #9

Yes, it is the log generated after executing the test.

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01-03-2024, 06:14 PM
#10
For optimal performance with XMP, consider purchasing a 32GB RAM package rather than a 16GB one. This setup is more likely to function stably and efficiently.
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ThiLellesGames
01-03-2024, 06:14 PM #10

For optimal performance with XMP, consider purchasing a 32GB RAM package rather than a 16GB one. This setup is more likely to function stably and efficiently.

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