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DanSlice
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Try to hit like 2933. How many XMP profiles are there?

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Also, ram speeds are unfortunately not guaranteed. Intel's highest spec is 2400 and AMD's is 2666. Anything above that is out of spec, even though it mostly works

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Draws 400 watts under max load, for reference.

 

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You can try manually inputting the voltage, timings, and frequency if XMP is not working.

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1 minute ago, DanSlice said:

not sure how to do that and i just posted my specs

Your MBO supports up to 3200 so we can eliminate that. 

 

Can you check anything from this? I haven't used GB Ryzen boards, only MSI unfortunately so I am not sure how their UEFI looks. This is more of a how to. 

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9 minutes ago, Bouzoo said:

Your MBO supports up to 3200 so we can eliminate that. 

 

Can you check anything from this? I haven't used GB Ryzen boards, only MSI unfortunately so I am not sure how their UEFI looks. This is more of a how to. 

yeah so it looks just like that, just wondering what do i do if i encounter a blue screen?, do i remove the ram and change the xmp back to auto or is it something else (there are 2 8gb sticks)

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yeah so it looks just like that, just wondering what do i do if i encounter a blue screen?, do i remove the ram and change the xmp back to auto or is it something else (there are 2 8gb sticks)

You mean blue screen of death? If you set it up to 3000 MHz which is what both your RAM and MBO support, I am more than sure you won't get it. If you do, you should increase the voltage a bit manually.  For all Ryzen build that I did, I used XMP Profile 2 for 2933 and then set manually 3000, voltage on auto, no issues whatsoever. Mind you, I did not OC them since the users of those builds don't need that.

You can always downclock the RAM but I don't think there will be a need for that. 

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2 minutes ago, Bouzoo said:

You mean blue screen of death? If you set it up to 3000 MHz which is what both your RAM and MBO support, I am more than sure you won't get it. If you do, you should increase the voltage a bit manually.  For all Ryzen build that I did, I used XMP Profile 2 for 2933 and then set manually 3000, voltage on auto, no issues whatsoever. Mind you, I did not OC them since the users of those builds don't need that.

You can always downclock the RAM but I don't think there will be a need for that. 

my question is with the blue screen happening how would i get back to bios, can i just do restart, spam delete?

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my question is with the blue screen happening how would i get back to bios, can i just do restart, spam delete?

You can just hard reset (hold power button for 5 sec if you don't have the reset button), you can go back into bios, windows, you an do anything until you get BSOD again (if you even get it). It's basically an error screen which disappears when you reset the system. 

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30 minutes ago, DanSlice said:

I don't know how to do that and am afraid of messing stuff up

Then just don't overclock your ram.

You probably won't notice a difference anyway.

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