JGuevarra01

Hello! I’m wondering if I can get any recommendations for a quick fix range/wifi extender. I’m still using the router provided by Verizon, and I’m just looking for something to get the job done. I don’t want to use access points and stuff like that cuz I don’t have that high of up and down speeds. I do eventually wanna upgrade to gigabit but that’s not gonna be for a while. I just want something I can plug into the wall and will work.

For anyone wondering if I fixed it. I ended up returning the 3600 and exchanged it with the 3200. DOCP is on and every runs just fine. Thank you! I did lose some framed but nothing drastic.

the timing of the docp profile is 3603 and my ram is 3600 mhz. I tried to lower down the timing to 3400mhz and i bsod

I just used profile 1/DOCP. My ram is 3600mhz.

yeah it was definitely an xmp thing. ive been playing for a few hours and no problems

also as i was building my pc, my ram sticks didn't automatically click. but i was able manually push in the tabs without forcing it

are you running the latest gen mb like i am? i have an asus prime b550m-a. im assuming that the b550 mbs prefer other ram stick because of how new it is.

im having trouble changing my boot drive to the usb, nothing was showing up under my boot options except for my m.2 which has windows.

so far ive been playing for about half an hour after disabling xmp. im gonna be playing a lot more tonight so ill respond the second it happens.

what diagnostic tool would you recommend besides memtest86? also a tutorial would be very helpful whenever you end up making one

i will try that. thank you.

I have done neither. Do you minnd telling me what memtest86 is? and another commenter said to disable my docp first.

If you can count DOCP/XMP as overclocking then just that. I'm running G. Sill Ripjaws V 16Gb kit seeing that it was what worked best with the new B550M mbs.

I did get a BSOD before I resetted my pc once. After entering event finder the only thing I can see is this. it is the same for everything

Hello! I've been running into problems with my gaming pc crashing while playing video games. I've ran hardware checkers and nothing was wrong plus I've had everything for no more than a month; everything is brand new. When I'm not playing it can run for hours, but the second I start playing about 15-20 minutes in, it crashes. I'm running a Geforce GTX 1660 Super with an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and a 650W Bronze plus PSU from PowerSpec. I'll link my full set up at the bottom. I've already reset my PC which worked for my friend. I've check all my connectors. I also adjusted my minimum and maximum processor state to 95%. I ordered a Cooler Master Hyper 212 BE to see if it was an overheating issue, but I want to see if I can get any opinions. The link leads to all my peripherals and everything that is connected to the pc as well as the actual build.