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Recently, I replaced some components in my computer and everything functions properly. I noticed the debug lights change color every time I power it on—red on the CPU and yellow on the DRAM. After a short while, they turn off and the system starts up again. Someone suggested that with new parts, these lights might appear after memory training and fade away over time. Is it typical for the debug lights to stay on every time I boot up? If not, is there a way to resolve this? The PC does power on, so I’m just seeking information.
It seems your recollection might not have been properly initialized. Would you like to try again?
It usually takes a short time, not hours, but at least a couple of minutes. I observed that when it starts up, my GPU doesn’t activate as expected while the fans begin spinning. Am I making a mistake?
Search BIOS for Memory Context Restore options and disable them.
Turning it on or off would change its behavior. The explanation depends on what you mean by "it"—whether it's a device, setting, or process. Let me know for more details!