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System: Gigabyte x570 Aorus Master, unsure of Bios Revision, Maybe F30, F32. AMD Ryzen 5800X w/ Corsair H100iRGB Platinum GSkill TridentZ Neo, 32GB running 3600 CL 16 EVGA FTW3 ultra 3080 EVGA Supernova G3 750W 3 NVME SSDs, all samsung i think 4 2.5 in SSD Various brands and sizes (I like to keep SSD utilization around 75% max, and dont delete things often...) Trouble I last used my PC without trouble on 3/28. I went on a trip, and returned last monday. When i tried using my computer the following day I was browsing online and it froze. No BSOD, no audio bug, just frozen image and no responsiveness. Holding the power button did not turn it off so i needed to flip the switch on the PSU. I tried rebooting and could not get the PC to post. At this point I tried rebooting a few times to see if there was a consistent error on the post code reader. First it stopped on 05, and none of the error LEDS were lit (theres an LED for CPU, DRAM, VGA, and BOOT). I had to use the switch on the PSU again (And have had to since, which i hadn't thought anything of, but is that harmful to the system? there was no other way to turn it off) Following this I got error 00, but it had looped through a time or 2. I turned it off, and left it unplugged for a while. Coming back half an hour later it booted, and seemed to run as normal for a while, then while i was googling my problem it froze. 3 more attempts I froze at post codes 38, 95, and had the VGA, DRAM, and CPU lights on. This is where i said "Eff it" and went to netflix instead of PC... THe Following day I re-seated the RAM and GPU. I held off on the CPU to try isolating the problem, and because i didnt know how much thermal Paste I had. REseating the RAM and GPU had no positive effect. I made the paste i had work, and reseated the CPU. After this the system ran for like 4 or so hour, then froze as i was playing a game. it is still following a pattern of working for a while, 20, 30 minutes then freezing. Today i tried running with the bare minimum peripherals, keyboard, mouse, 1 monitor, no audio or anything, and it still froze. It has frozen while i was messing with the BIOS. It doesn't have to do with CPU or GPU utilization, as one time it was on i used synthetic benchmarks... The 750W PSU could be underpowered, but it has worked for over a year on this setup, though that could drive it to failing faster... but i usually would expect a PSU failure to be on startup, on a demanding task, and likely in a puff of magic smoke... Other pertinent info - It is plugged into a UPS. My apartment does have frequent power issues, but I can always tell when from my clocks being wrong/ flashing. I recently got a sit / stand desk. The PC is on it, so maybe the inertia of the AIO pump on the CPU / socket screwed something up? I am pretty much drawing a blank on anything else to do other than buying pieces to try swapping at random...

for some reason i was thinking B&H died. I never had a fry's anyway, just microcenter.

Do you live near a microcenter or frys?

I reverted my settings to normal, and just got another crash. it hadn't happened before. I will probably try reseating my ram and cpu.

I am not sure how to set up Load Line Calibration, so i will have to look into that and set it up. I have never had a restart like this when at stock settings. I have never had it happen with my RAM stock. The PSU doesnt make any sound or anything.

So following another users recommendations i applied xmp, changed it to 3200 and set soc to 1.1 volts.I've attached imaged of HWinfo, and zentimings. I ran Karhu overnight to 15132% with no errors. Then this afternoon i got another restart. The FAQ on the Karhu website list over 6400% as 99.41% surety, and i had over twice that.

Is it? showing 380 in stock, prime shipping here. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07YGZL8XF/ref=nav_timeline_asin?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Amazon has the LG for $480. I think your biggest obstacle other than stock issues may be gsync at that price. My Asus 279Q was close to that, but on sale at a Microcenter.

Yes, just trying to set XMP. Karhu is a ram stability testing software.My kit is 16 x 2 3400 or 3200 was the next plan. if i can get 3200 at slightly tighter timings the difference should be negligible.

My system is a Ryzen 3800x (the store had no more 3700x...) Aorus x570 Master, 32gb tridentZ Neo 3600 cl 16, EVGA 2080XC. No CPU OC. I am unable to get a stable XMP OC. i bumped the voltage up a bit, and made to just under 1000% in Karhu after a few bumps, so at 1.37v. the thing is every test the computer just black screens and reboots. I have made it over 9000% with no OC, so i think the ram is fine. Is just crashing normal behavior, or should there be errors? I have tried using DRAM calculator, but never got anything stable. I updated my Bios today, so i may go through that process again. Thanks