F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Significant problems with memory are being experienced.

Significant problems with memory are being experienced.

Significant problems with memory are being experienced.

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Rise
Member
143
01-10-2021, 04:11 AM
#1
Following the Windows 11 update, multiple blue screens appeared. I purchased a Corsair titanium 64 DDR5 RAM kit with 6800 MHz. After running memory tests, I noticed some errors. I rolled back to the 6600 MHz test and found no issues. Based on the earlier blue screen, I updated the BIOS, which pushed Intel settings back to 6600 for RAM and caused major instability. The memory test showed thousands of errors, making it impossible to exit. I adjusted the RAM to 6000 and it became stable again. My concern is understanding how the BIOS update led to such problems and finding ways to optimize performance despite the cost.
R
Rise
01-10-2021, 04:11 AM #1

Following the Windows 11 update, multiple blue screens appeared. I purchased a Corsair titanium 64 DDR5 RAM kit with 6800 MHz. After running memory tests, I noticed some errors. I rolled back to the 6600 MHz test and found no issues. Based on the earlier blue screen, I updated the BIOS, which pushed Intel settings back to 6600 for RAM and caused major instability. The memory test showed thousands of errors, making it impossible to exit. I adjusted the RAM to 6000 and it became stable again. My concern is understanding how the BIOS update led to such problems and finding ways to optimize performance despite the cost.

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JoloYolo
Member
205
01-11-2021, 11:19 AM
#2
Many users are facing comparable problems with this motherboard. A recent discussion suggests a BIOS update might resolve the stability concerns, though not all issues will be fixed.
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JoloYolo
01-11-2021, 11:19 AM #2

Many users are facing comparable problems with this motherboard. A recent discussion suggests a BIOS update might resolve the stability concerns, though not all issues will be fixed.