i360o
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Tried downclocking them to 2133 Mhz but it wouldn't boot... Searched for some pre-made profiles in the BIOS but couldn't find any Is there any reason for it to not open with those settings? Cause when i modified the frequency i only did it once and maybe it has individual frequency control on both modules
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Ill try downclocking with both on and see if that helps Thanks a ton!
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This Christmas i got a new pc but i have really cheaped out on my motherboard, so much so i had constant bluescreens. Turned out the fault of the BSODs was that my RAM Module HyperX Fury Black 8GB, DDR4, 2400MHz was incompatible with my A320M PRO-VD PLUS motherboard So i got a new 8 gb module and everything got fixed. Is there any way to get the older ram module compatible with the chipset so i can have 16 gb of total memory, as the 2 sticks have the same frequency as eachother ( 2400 MHz ) and are both from the same brand Like any way, no matter the lengths it takes. Thanks for reading!
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Hi again! I switched my ssd to see if it was the issue ( even though i did do all the scans before ), but no. I think it might also be my bluetooth speaker plugged in. It has a battery that can probably discharge current into the MB. Normally that wouldn't be an issue but i dont think mine has protection.
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I did the voltage bump but its getting pretty late in my time zone so ill keep you up to date tomorrow i guess! Thanks for everything
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mine started with 2400mhz so i didn't decide to modify it It might vary if its on Auto i think I also should change the voltage shouldn't I ( I thought they were inter-linked somehow )
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I think its on auto actually Ill change it to the stock 2400mhz just to be sure the speed does seem to be stable in task manager tho
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hmm doesn't seem to be the issue since my pc froze twice in the meantime while browsing youtube
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Oh sorry RAM slots I decided to switch it up to see if the first one is broken in any way
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hmm i found that the second slot doesn't work. That's peculiar ... I guess you should expect that for this type of price...
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yeah i guess you're right Ill do so and notify if it crashes again thanks
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hmm ill it doesn't have a thermometer inside does it? It seems to be a fairly forgotten component based on the videos i watched so i dont think so
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my tech-expert told me a good power supply can act as a fail-safe for the mosfets capacitors and chokes i think. He told me mine is pretty decent. I just wonder if thats correct or a potential issue
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ok so i set the frequency ratio to auto from 34 back to Auto ( I modified it before trying to solve the issue ) and it let me change the turbo thing to disabled. Should i now wait to see if it crashes again? Also disabled XFR to see if the memory profile has to do anything with it
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This guy says it can't be disabled independent from XFR so i will activate it to see if that lets me mess with it http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-3611262/ryzen-core-performance-boost.html