Turning on the PC causes it to power off and then restart right away.
Turning on the PC causes it to power off and then restart right away.
Hello, I'm encountring a problem with my RAM, here's my config: CPU: AMD 3950x MOBO: ASUS TUF X570 Gaming Plus RAM: 4 x 32 Gb Corsair Vengeance, 128 GB, two of this kit https://www.corsair.com/fr/fr/Catégories...tech-specs but one is older than the other, one from 2020 and one from 2022) GPU: MSI RTX 4090 Gaming Trio PSU: MSI A1000G 1000w (not the PCI3 one) When I clear the CMOS, Pc works fine and normally, but the RAM is at 2133 Mhz. The moment I enable the D.O.C.P, when I shut down the PC then restart it here's what happens: - PC is turned off. I turn on PC - PC starts for 1 second then: - PC shut down for 3 to 4 seconds - PC restart again (by itself) This happens also if I clear CMOS (so back to standard setup) and put the memory clock at 3000 Mhz manually (no voltage, nothing else just the memory clock) It's driving me crasy abit because this does not happen with my old GPU (an rtx 3090) I can't figure out what's causing this problem. I did a MEMTEST86 and it passed, no errors at all. I did DDU my gpu correctly, cleared CMOS alot of times, swapped the RAMS (some cases the pc won't boot at all), I don't know what to do more. Any ideas please?
Running four sticks at 3200 MHz can cause issues with Ryzen CPUs from older generations. Using a 2700 MHz setup previously caused XMP settings to fail once more. Switching on XMP manually and raising the voltage resolved the problem for me. It's unclear if the same applies to a Threadripper, but it might work.
Hello, Your RAM speed is 3000Mhz while your CPU is a Ryzen 9. Unfortunately, even after adjusting the memory clock manually, the issue persists.
Which clock should I set? I turned on DOCP and checked 2933Mhz, but it didn’t work at all.
The system adjusts the voltage settings, applies the changes, and then restarts, ensuring the updates take effect.