Ram speed reverts to its standard setting each time the system powers on, cycling between 3200 MHz and 2133 MHz.
Ram speed reverts to its standard setting each time the system powers on, cycling between 3200 MHz and 2133 MHz.
Recently my computer has been running slowly. I observed it needs two attempts to start properly. The BIOS screen flashes twice before launching Windows. After a full reset, thinking it was a Windows problem, the issue continued. Eventually, I saw in Task Manager that my RAM speed was dropping below the XMP setting each time I booted. Now I have to switch back to BIOS and adjust the RAM speed manually. My PC is nearly three years old, and I’ve been using 3200 MHz for a long time. The BIOS is current, my specs are Ryzen 5 3600 with 16GB RAM, and the motherboard supports M.2 SSD and a 1TB hard drive. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
No, I don't have access to your current version of the bios. Would you like me to help you update it?
The problem persists, requiring two tries to start up. I observed that my BIOS configuration and date have been altered.
I used Adata sticks with another system. I created a profile so I didn’t have to re-enter details each time I turned off the device. These sticks aren’t listed in my mobile QVL. My B-Die functions perfectly with them.
Test one RAM module at a time and apply XMP settings. It’s possible one of the sticks isn’t working properly.
I located the problem. The CMOS battery was faulty, but after replacement, everything functioned properly. Appreciate the guidance!