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Weird RAM problem

Weird RAM problem

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burak123123
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01-07-2023, 01:48 AM
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Hey! Your setup looks solid but there are a few hiccups. The RAM isn’t hitting the full 3200MHz as expected, even though it should. You mentioned trying different timings and XMP settings, but nothing seems to work consistently. When you use just one stick, it functions fine, but combining both causes the system to restart three times in a row and reset the configuration. It might help to double-check the RAM module placement and ensure it’s seated properly. Also, verify that your BIOS is set to support the desired speeds for both CPU and RAM. Let me know if you want guidance on checking those settings!
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burak123123
01-07-2023, 01:48 AM #1

Hey! Your setup looks solid but there are a few hiccups. The RAM isn’t hitting the full 3200MHz as expected, even though it should. You mentioned trying different timings and XMP settings, but nothing seems to work consistently. When you use just one stick, it functions fine, but combining both causes the system to restart three times in a row and reset the configuration. It might help to double-check the RAM module placement and ensure it’s seated properly. Also, verify that your BIOS is set to support the desired speeds for both CPU and RAM. Let me know if you want guidance on checking those settings!

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Waddos
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01-07-2023, 01:57 AM
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Yes, they are in the correct positions.
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Waddos
01-07-2023, 01:57 AM #2

Yes, they are in the correct positions.

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Chris0N
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01-07-2023, 02:04 PM
#3
From the motherboards book it seems they need A2 and B2 slots, but I've checked all possible variations.
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Chris0N
01-07-2023, 02:04 PM #3

From the motherboards book it seems they need A2 and B2 slots, but I've checked all possible variations.