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Unstable restarts and crashes during Windows startup on a complete AMD system

Unstable restarts and crashes during Windows startup on a complete AMD system

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shanas1
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04-28-2021, 12:23 AM
#11
Thank you for your reply. I noticed many users have faced issues merging AMD and Corsair, yet some even suggest it works well. I hope they can provide stable performance, though we’ll need to wait for another setup. Regarding the board, the manual for A2 and B2 modules indicates you should be able to run RAM at 3200Mhz smoothly.
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shanas1
04-28-2021, 12:23 AM #11

Thank you for your reply. I noticed many users have faced issues merging AMD and Corsair, yet some even suggest it works well. I hope they can provide stable performance, though we’ll need to wait for another setup. Regarding the board, the manual for A2 and B2 modules indicates you should be able to run RAM at 3200Mhz smoothly.

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betomblok
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04-29-2021, 06:41 AM
#12
Check if vengeance RGB is present in the board's QVL. Regarding vengeance on Ryzen, the verified dimmer settings function well, though locating them can be challenging at times.
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betomblok
04-29-2021, 06:41 AM #12

Check if vengeance RGB is present in the board's QVL. Regarding vengeance on Ryzen, the verified dimmer settings function well, though locating them can be challenging at times.

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UrbanSanta
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04-30-2021, 10:41 AM
#13
I also experienced WHEA_LOGGER errors when overclocking my RAM. The signs were consistent: everything worked normally until gaming or browsing started. Eventually, giving up on overclocking resolved the problem. You might want to test other RAM modules since I’m focusing on the RAM type. It seems unlikely your CPU is the issue, especially since it’s been two years and you’ve updated the BIOS.
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UrbanSanta
04-30-2021, 10:41 AM #13

I also experienced WHEA_LOGGER errors when overclocking my RAM. The signs were consistent: everything worked normally until gaming or browsing started. Eventually, giving up on overclocking resolved the problem. You might want to test other RAM modules since I’m focusing on the RAM type. It seems unlikely your CPU is the issue, especially since it’s been two years and you’ve updated the BIOS.

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JU5T_M4X
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05-07-2021, 02:23 PM
#14
Reviewing the list once more, I noticed they operate at the same speed but vary in capacity. Also, it mentions a Hynix M-die chip—I recall from my memories in Thaiphoon it was a Samsung B-die. Not sure if this impacts anything.
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JU5T_M4X
05-07-2021, 02:23 PM #14

Reviewing the list once more, I noticed they operate at the same speed but vary in capacity. Also, it mentions a Hynix M-die chip—I recall from my memories in Thaiphoon it was a Samsung B-die. Not sure if this impacts anything.

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MECrageman
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05-10-2021, 05:14 PM
#15
Thank you for your response; it seems the RAM is likely the issue. I’m relieved this is confirmed, as the alternative solution would be more cost-effective. If the other system passes the test, I could even sell those units. In any case, I’ll keep working on stabilizing the XMP until I can obtain another kit. (They still reported an error without active XMP.)
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MECrageman
05-10-2021, 05:14 PM #15

Thank you for your response; it seems the RAM is likely the issue. I’m relieved this is confirmed, as the alternative solution would be more cost-effective. If the other system passes the test, I could even sell those units. In any case, I’ll keep working on stabilizing the XMP until I can obtain another kit. (They still reported an error without active XMP.)

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