TheMcFunnel

So I got a new nVME drive and I tried cloning windows which failed partly due to them requiring me to shell out ridiculous amounts of cash, and the fact I converted it to a dynamic which strangely made it a 256 GB page file. But I changed it back to basic after an hour and a half of headache and I'm ready to go. I do have the latest ISO file but I'm torn with keeping my current save or just going through a fresh installation. I have heard plenty of people say do a fresh installation but is this the case?

Thanks for the help

I'm submitting a warranty claim

Yep dead stick. And I just bought it

It's not flush

I am having a feel it's lower than my other dimm

Yep I think one of my sticks is D.O.A

Aye got one of the new sticks to boot I may have fucked with something in the bios, I'll try the other stick

Should my keyboard and mouse turn on immediately

When I installed the new memory the first time everything turned on like it had power but it didn't shut off and turn on again. But it didn't give a signal or turn on my periferals

When I installed the new memory the first time everything turned on like it had power but it didn't shut off and turn on again. But it didn't give a signal or turn on my periferals

Old kit 2400mhz at 1.2v New kit 3200mhz at 1.35v

Do I need xmp enabled

Sorry on Mobile. I started out with doing the whole new kit and it failed to load windows and detect my mouse an keyboard. Then I mixed and matched to no avail. Then I removed the bios battery to reset the bios and put one of my old sticks in and it booted into windows.

I just got some new RAM for my system. I'm on ryzen system. My new RAM is at 3200mhz case 16 but needs a voltage of 1.35v however my bios won't let me cranck up the voltage (no xmp) I tried installing all my new dimms at once and my fans my GPU hard drives began to boot but my keyboard, mouse and monitor would not be detected. It's really stressing me. It is a second gen ryzen.