Ram isn't adjusting its clock speeds.
Ram isn't adjusting its clock speeds.
You're facing issues with your system after enabling XMP profile support. The problem might stem from driver conflicts or insufficient RAM configuration. Check if all drivers are up to date, especially for your motherboard and RAM. Ensure your system meets the minimum requirements for 3600MHz memory and that you're using compatible firmware. If the DDBUg LED stays on, it could indicate a power or voltage issue—verify your power supply and connections.
It supports an XMP update speed of 3600 due to the BIOS display, though switching to a custom XMP profile causes boot failure.
The rams aren't designed for this, probably because of binning problems or incorrect XMP A file for the Thaiphoon burner. Checking the right timing settings would require the correct XMP A image.