Unable to launch the GSkill kit with a qualified speed.
Unable to launch the GSkill kit with a qualified speed.
DDR4 32GB (2x16GB) PC3200 CL16 G.Skill RipJaws V black: This is the precise info I received from the hardware shop when purchasing my components. My full configuration includes: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, 6 cores at 3.7GHz with 35MB RAM, AM4 WAK Corsair iCUE H115i, 280mm M.2 slot, ASUS ROG STRIX X570-E, and a gaming GPU. After assembling the system and configuring everything, I attempted to activate the DOCP Profile in BIOS settings. The process failed with a crash on POST, possibly before the BIOS loaded, leading to repeated black screens. After resetting CMOS, it returned to 2133Mhz. Verified the RAM is genuine F4-3200C16D-32GVK model, but it wasn’t listed in the QVL. In case you’re unsure, here’s what I need clarified: What action should I take next? Thanks for your help—I might have missed something important.
RAM voltage set to 1.35v, speed at 3200MHz, timing sequence 16-18-18-38. Save the configuration. The motherboard will calculate the timings automatically; it may need a few POSTs or restarts before stabilizing. XMP settings might not be compatible, but you can manually enter the main timings for compatibility.
Enable XMP settings in Advanced mode, typically accessed via F7. Basic mode may not handle it properly. Ensure the most recent BIOS update is installed.
Based on your experience, the lack of RAM in the QVL isn't necessarily a major issue. You can definitely adjust the RAM settings manually by setting the clock and voltage to 3200.
Do you use the newest system files? That can improve memory compatibility.
I'm updating the February BIOS notes. It seems a release happened just yesterday, not two days ago. (Note: edited March 12, 2021 by hayate adil)
You've updated the BIOS to the latest version today and reset the default settings. The SOC voltage is set to 1.1V and DRAM voltage to 1.35V, and everything seems to be functioning properly so far. You tested it at 2400 MHz with BLCK at 1200 MHz, and it worked well. After enabling DOCP 1 for 3200 MHz, you saved your changes. Now you're encountering a crash loop again—any suggestions?
You might need to adjust the clock speed to align with specifications. The actual RAM is 1600MHz, not 3200MHz. For optimal performance when using a 1:1 IF/RAM configuration, set the clock to 1600MHz. I’m making these assumptions since I haven’t tested any recent Ryzen models beyond Zen+ and Zen 2.