LittleCarlito

I was having similar issues with DCOP on the same motherboard, but using 2 x 8G Rip Jaw 3600s (F4-3600C16D-16GVK). I could boot at lowest RAM settings, but if I turned RAM up to 3200 or 3400 I could boot into windows once, but wouldn't be able to sleep/restart without resetting CMOS. After tinkering with the settings I have been able to boot without a problem, so for now I am saying it worked. After resetting to defaults I turned on DCOP "Profile #1" and only changed the SOC offset to '+' using 'auto'. Side note, the asus mobo was on my RAMS qvl, but the RAM was not on the mobos qvl (but the almost identical F4-3600C16D-16GVKC is). I am not sure how much this affects the situation, but I plan to test out the RAM that is on the qvl tomorrow.

I was able to solve my problem. After messing with the BIOS DCOP profile for my RAM, I discovered that by setting the SOC to offset '+' on 'auto' I can post consistently. In hindsight my Rip Jaw F4-3600C16D-16GVK doesn't appear on the Asus X570 tuf wifi QVL, so I probably shouldn't have purchased it in the first place (though Rip Jaws do have the mobo in their QVL). My RAM's sibling F4-3600C16D-16GVKC does appear on my mobos QVL and for $50 cheaper which I plan to test out tomorrow.

@Anestis Did you ever solve this? I am having the same issue with RipJaw 3600 as well.