HigaJosuke

Okay, so I've ran MemTest86 for one-pass, and there were no errors. Still believing there's something not quite right, I've disabled the "D.O.C.P" Profile for my memory in BIOS and set it to the "Auto" Profile. Strangely enough, the computer hasn't hard rebooted yet, so this could be the culprit. However now the memory's running at 2666MHz instead of the intended 3200MHz. Any suggestions or comments?

I've reseated all the cables, RAM sticks, and CPU in my system and cleared the BIOS, just in case. Initially I thought it was solved, but it's still hard rebooting. I'm starting to suspect that perhaps there's something wrong with the memory so I'm currently running MemTest86. I'll let you know of the results.

System Specifications: MOBO: ASUS ROG Strix X570-I CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X GPU: EVGA GTX 1060 SC (6GB) Memory: Corsair 32GB DDR4 Vengeance LPX 3200MHz Storage: 1TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus PSU: Corsair SF750 Platinum (750W) My X570 motherboard was previously on BIOS Version 2203, which was completely stable and fine. However I decided to update to BIOS Version 2606 in preparation of Zen 3. After this update, my PC would randomly hard reboot in the range of a couple of seconds to five minutes. I tried to revert back to BIOS Version 2203, however I was unable to do so. I believe this is due to the fact that the new BIOS contained "AMD AM4 AGESA combo V2." ASUS recently released BIOS Version 2802, so I updated to that hoping that it would fix the hard rebooting issue. It didn't. I've found a temporary fix, in which if I switch off the PSU and hold the power button for a minute, it would cause the PC to not randomly reboot. However if I normally turn off the PC after doing this procedure and turn it back on, it will eventually hard reboot. I'm unsure in terms of what to do really. I honestly don't believe it's due to my components, as this issue has literally only occurred after updating my BIOS, but I also can't rule out the possibility.