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For some Feedback. The Konfig i initially postet worked well:
 
5x Kingston KC3000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD 2TB, M.2 (SKC3000D/2048G)
1x AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 5995WX, 64C/128T, 2.70-4.50GHz, boxed ohne Kühler (100-100000444WOF)
8x Samsung RDIMM 64GB, DDR4-3200, CL22-22-22, reg ECC (M393A8G40AB2-CWE)
1x PNY NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada Generation, 48GB GDDR6, 4x DP, Smallbox (VCNRTX6000ADA-SB)
1x ASUS Pro WS WRX80E-Sage SE WIFI II (90MB1E60-M0EAY0)
1x Noctua NF-A15 PWM, 140mm
1x Noctua NH-U14S TR4-SP3
1x Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL Black TG Dark Tint, Glasfenster (FD-C-MES2X-01)
1x be quiet! Dark Power Pro 13 1300W ATX 3.0 (BN331)
 
AS OS is User W11Pro Workstation

Tanks a lot for this hint i will take my time to test this in our system and give some feedback here.
 
 

Mixing them is fine and the cpu_fan header provides the most reliable pwm signal.

Make a pic - topview - of the mobo when 2 rams are installed.

I used it personally a lot when friends have problems. Reason is that the recovery rate is good and in the demo the recovery amount was long time unlimited. 

Install crystal crystaldiscinfo too. This will give you  a smart view of your drive. Having bad sectors like you ist mostly when you backup space for bad sectors is full/empty. So as an example. Every hdd has 100 sectors which the hdd can switch against defect. Is the hdd don't do this like in your case it's most to late for backup data so press both thumbs hard that you get a copy of you data before you hdd crash permanently. If I was you I would take it off the system until you have no new so you save a bit of time.
 
Christaldiskinfo will show you if you have healthy backup sectors left.
 
 

I use veeam and manage all vms with it. We have b2d and b2t the last one with and without tapeloader. I really love this software. It simple and powerfull even it you do advanced stuff like pre and post scripting this is no problem.
 
Only to have a feeling for size I do daily backups of 300gb in under 10 min. Weekly backups of 10 tb in 16h both b2d and b2t.
 
Big advantage of veeam is the wrapper. I wrapped a sbs with dc mail and fileservices into a vm without big business. Simple boot the wrap, reconfigured network am tadaaaaa works. 

I use veeam and manage all vms with it. We have b2d and b2t the last one with and without tapeloader. I really love this software. It simple and powerfull even it you do advanced stuff like pre and post scripting this is no problem.
 
Only to have a feeling for size I do daily backups of 300gb in under 10 min. Weekly backups of 10 tb in 16h both b2d and b2t.
 
Big advantage of veeam is the wrapper. I wrapped a sbs with dc mail and fileservices into a vm without big business. Simple boot the wrap, reconfigured network am tadaaaaa works. 

Go to the bios and trey a memory check. In the "black screen" you called it, all bios boot and checks will done in the background. Best would be if you enable in the bios the advaned boot screen, so you dont see a black screen any more. Now you see the "real" boot an you could also see if somethinks takes a long time. Best example is a broken cable of the dvd rom. The start would take 10 sec log beacuse the bios tryed severeal times to find the rom. 
 
After you "Black" screen since the asus logo, your mainboard will boot. If you use a raid that could be the reason for a long boot. Raid controller if onboard or dedicated need a least 5-10 sec to book.
 
You say your ssd is 3 Month old. So you switched it manually an it was not default in your pc. Did you set the Bios Mode for this add from IDE to AHCI, if not this might be the reason too. Things like ssd trim will not work an you ssd will slow down after some time. You could change this but google a tutotrial, how to switch from ide to ahci. Or your PC will not boot after switching =).