PC operates normally until launching a game or demanding more processing power, after which it shuts down.
PC operates normally until launching a game or demanding more processing power, after which it shuts down.
Check the latest AMD chipset drivers for X570. See if XMP settings affect performance.
Intel extended memory profile lets your RAM operate at its rated overclock speeds, such as 3200. It appears as D.O.C.P. on some AMD boards and AMD Expo on AM5 platforms.
You can locate it easily. I’ve never experienced any problems before.
You've already uploaded the BIOS, set up the chipset drivers, and disabled XMP settings.
First step is to verify water cooling functionality. Use HWInfo64 or similar monitoring tools to track CPU temperatures during gameplay or when using the graphics card in another window. Observe the readings and check for spikes when the system becomes unstable. You might also access Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Event Viewer (path may vary in Windows 11) to find any crash-related logs. Ensure the pump operates correctly, moving water through the radiator—not just airflow. If Task Manager or monitoring software shows memory usage above 2133-2166 MHz with XMP enabled, avoid changing BIOS settings. Confirm the correct voltage is applied, as most modules need around 1.35V instead of the default 1.2V for high-speed operation. HWInfo64 or CPU-Z will display these details automatically. You can create a USB drive with MemTest86 to run memory diagnostics and ensure there are no issues. In BIOS, set boot order to prioritize the USB drive, restart, connect the stick, and allow the test to complete (15-30 minutes for 16GB RAM). If errors appear, reduce the RAM speed slightly in BIOS—try lowering from 3600 to 3200—and rerun the test. If problems persist, remove the faulty stick and test with a different one, or check other RAM slots.