Windows experiences crashes upon enabling EXPO.
Windows experiences crashes upon enabling EXPO.
Isn't the easiest way using the 6000MHz EXPO while lowering clocks or boosting CL? Adjusting other settings is hard work, and raising voltage could be risky since EXPO is already at 1.4V.
I lowered the speed to 5200 and set CAS to 36. It might be a good idea to experiment later, but it’s working fine right now.
That's great! It’s not necessary to jump in immediately if it’s already functioning. You might want to check if your chipset drivers are up to date, though updating them could sometimes lead to unexpected issues. @PDifolco, since chipset drivers are linked with the motherboard, they’re likely handling RAM management correctly.
It doesn’t seem to be about software updates. The issue appears to be hardware-based, and there’s no indication anyone has suggested changing chipset drivers for RAM problems.
BIOS doesn’t focus much on RAM performance, so issues with unstable RAM often show up in Windows or specific applications. My machine ran perfectly for months even with “unstable” OCed RAM, except for Ryzen Master which didn’t cooperate, but worked fine once the RAM was set back to default.