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Try flashing your BIOS. The default Ryzen bios's are horrible for memory and have been substantially improved upon with subsequent bios releases. 

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Hey guys, ive been having some issues with my motherboard and ram.

So ive got the ASRock X370 Gaming K4 (with a Ryzen 1700) and 8GB (2x4) of corsair ram thats clocked at 2400MHz. I just built the pc today, popped windows on it and all was good in the world. I was browsing through the bios when I saw that the memory was running at 2133 instead of 2400. I changed it to 2400, rebooted and... it wouldn't boot. Gave me a 0d error on Dr Debug (The 2 little letters/numbers).

 

Ive cleared the CMOS via the header and jumped, and also removed the battery for a while. Both failed me and it still wont boot. The RGB on the motherboard is still doing what i set it to through windows so I have a feeling its somehow retaining information still. Any help would be appreciated, I'm stumped and this is not how i intended my first build to go.

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Try flashing your BIOS. The default Ryzen bios's are horrible for memory and have been substantially improved upon with subsequent bios releases. 

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Well after leaving the computer off with the bios battery out for an hour. Plugging everything back in, it booted. I moved the ram into slots 2&4 instead of 1&3 but i doubt that was the problem. Lesson learn, don't mess with Ryzen RAM. Ill defintely look into flashing the bios at some point so thanks for the suggestion.

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Why my Motherboard give sound and didn't show anything on screen? Anyone know the what is the problem and how can I fix it?

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