F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The computer stopped working last night and now it keeps restarting in a loop with two channels.

The computer stopped working last night and now it keeps restarting in a loop with two channels.

The computer stopped working last night and now it keeps restarting in a loop with two channels.

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livigamer
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04-28-2019, 02:26 AM
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Hello, two days ago I was playing WoW when my PC suddenly crashed and entered a boot loop. The "DRAM" light came up on the motherboard, then it restarted. I removed one of my RAM sticks (G Skill 3600 16GB) and it worked fine after that. After a day, it started looping again. I tried swapping both RAM sticks into different slots, but only when one was properly seated did it work. I also checked the compatibility of the RAM with my motherboard, but it didn’t match. My motherboard is an Aorus Z390 Elite with a G-Skill 3600 16GB kit, Intel i5-9600K, and Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1. It runs only in single-channel mode, and this RAM isn’t listed as compatible. I’m really hoping there’s a solution—could it be a motherboard issue, CPU problem, or something else? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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livigamer
04-28-2019, 02:26 AM #1

Hello, two days ago I was playing WoW when my PC suddenly crashed and entered a boot loop. The "DRAM" light came up on the motherboard, then it restarted. I removed one of my RAM sticks (G Skill 3600 16GB) and it worked fine after that. After a day, it started looping again. I tried swapping both RAM sticks into different slots, but only when one was properly seated did it work. I also checked the compatibility of the RAM with my motherboard, but it didn’t match. My motherboard is an Aorus Z390 Elite with a G-Skill 3600 16GB kit, Intel i5-9600K, and Gigabyte GTX 1080 G1. It runs only in single-channel mode, and this RAM isn’t listed as compatible. I’m really hoping there’s a solution—could it be a motherboard issue, CPU problem, or something else? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.