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Question about DRAM compatibility with ASRock Industrial 4X4 AI350 MiniPC.

Question about DRAM compatibility with ASRock Industrial 4X4 AI350 MiniPC.

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Jarzzermann
Posting Freak
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04-08-2021, 10:06 PM
#1
Has anyone tried using the AI350 minipc with 64 GB DDR5 DRAM? Which one did you install?
I experience memory test issues due to temperatures above 82°C for the CPU when using memtest86+, please let me know.
Thank you, Eric
J
Jarzzermann
04-08-2021, 10:06 PM #1

Has anyone tried using the AI350 minipc with 64 GB DDR5 DRAM? Which one did you install?
I experience memory test issues due to temperatures above 82°C for the CPU when using memtest86+, please let me know.
Thank you, Eric

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xStrawberryx
Junior Member
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04-15-2021, 01:28 AM
#2
Hello, thank you for your prompt response. The ASRock Industrial tech support confirmed the same details, advising me to reach out to my distributor once a solution wasn't found. Each pair of 32GB sticks functions independently in both slots, but together they consistently fail across any slot. This occurred with the default BIOS fan speed setting (automatic control). Adjusting it to maximum fan speed lowers temperatures and improves performance, though only one failure is observed. I'm currently retesting this scenario to verify long-term stability. Kingston tech support has already replaced the original DRAM, and the new unit fails in the same manner. Now I'm seeking someone who has successfully resolved this issue to identify the RAM model used.
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xStrawberryx
04-15-2021, 01:28 AM #2

Hello, thank you for your prompt response. The ASRock Industrial tech support confirmed the same details, advising me to reach out to my distributor once a solution wasn't found. Each pair of 32GB sticks functions independently in both slots, but together they consistently fail across any slot. This occurred with the default BIOS fan speed setting (automatic control). Adjusting it to maximum fan speed lowers temperatures and improves performance, though only one failure is observed. I'm currently retesting this scenario to verify long-term stability. Kingston tech support has already replaced the original DRAM, and the new unit fails in the same manner. Now I'm seeking someone who has successfully resolved this issue to identify the RAM model used.