The question asks about the absence of a monitor display when the XMP profile is turned on.
The question asks about the absence of a monitor display when the XMP profile is turned on.
I've just upgraded to a ryzen 5 5600x. 16gb*2 Corsair vengeance 3200 and the MSI B550m a pro motherboard. But the ram was running at 2133mhz so obviously I want it to go faster, so I went to the XMP setting in the BIOS and selected profile 2, exited the BIOS and now there's no display on the monitor.
The keyboard was on and the PC is on but nothing shows up in display. Why is this happening ?
How to solve the problem? Help plz.
Note- I noticed the dram manufacturer of 1 ram is micron technology and other is samsung. Both are Corsair vengeance 16gb 3200mhz.
MSI B550m is a pro model. What BIOS version do you have installed on your motherboard? I observed that the DRAM manufacturer varies—some use Micron technology and others Samsung. Both brands are Corsair Vengeance 16GB at 3200MHz. Based on this, it seems you might be using different PCB-rated RAM modules, which could cause instability. It’s best to stick with one RAM kit or a larger capacity set that isn’t mixed. I suggest mixing and matching only if you’re certain about the compatibility. Corsair sources their ICs from various suppliers and is unique in offering PCB revisions for their RAM kits, even when they share the same heatspreader or series. I’ve recently upgraded to a Ryzen 5 5600X. Also, if you changed the motherboard, you’ll need to reinstall the OS.
mixing RAMs of the same type isn't recommended.
they're using two different controllers, which will lead to conflicts.
you should consider a dedicated RAM kit.
are you based in the USA, the UK, or another region?
this can help suggest a suitable price range for you.
make sure the BIOS is updated to support 5600x; otherwise, it might not function properly even without the correct microcode.