Boot loops when DOCP is turned on!

[Kalby]

Hi,  I put together a PC for editing 2 days ago and it boot loops when ram profile is set to DOCP.

 

Specs :

 -Amd Ryzen 2700x

-Asus Rog Strix B450-F Gaming

-Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB (2 x  8GB) DDR4-3200 PC4-25600 CL16 Dual  Channel Desktop Memory Kit  CMW16GX4M2E3200C16

I bought these to replace my old rig (fx 9590), same hdd,gpu and psu (evga 750 gold certified). 

 

The Corsair ram says XMP certified but not Ryzen compatable.  I turned on DOCP and left everything auto, the pc boot loops after the settings is saved. After few boot faliures it automatically resets to the original settings.  I hope someone got a solution and I'm ready to swap the ram to something else if nothing works.  I tried updating the bios but it didn't worked for me.

[SenKa]

Sounds like your DOCP profile isn't liking something, but those are very normal speeds for Zen+ to run.

 

How about entering the settings manually? DOCP tends to do weird things with voltages.

[Derrk]

docp is funky with ryzen. I would try running with all normal docp settings except slightly increasing ram voltage. docp usually set voltage to 1.35v. I would try 1.375 or maybe even 1.4v. once you find something stable, work your way down until the system is unstable or boot loops. that way you know the lowest voltage you can run

[Mathieu9836]

How about BIOS update, some BIOS are very picky with RAM settings and other not so much. Try setting the overclock and timings manually

[Kalby]

8 hours ago, SenKa said:

Sounds like your DOCP profile isn't liking something, but those are very normal speeds for Zen+ to run.

 

How about entering the settings manually? DOCP tends to do weird things with voltages.

I never tried overclocking in general, is there any video or forums talking about this specific topic?

[Kalby]

8 hours ago, Derrk said:

docp is funky with ryzen. I would try running with all normal docp settings except slightly increasing ram voltage. docp usually set voltage to 1.35v. I would try 1.375 or maybe even 1.4v. once you find something stable, work your way down until the system is unstable or boot loops. that way you know the lowest voltage you can run

Can you suggest me some DOCP settings for this specific ram?  Only the voltage?

 

Ps. I never tried overclocking

[Mathieu9836]

set CPU VSOC to 1.1

VDDRAM or VDDR to 1.35

Set memory clockspeed to 3000mhz first if it post set it to 3200mhz then

leave timings to auto for now.

Save and exit

 

https://youtu.be/NTWEzTV8B54

[nick name]

Which RAM slots did you install in?  Should be A2 and B2.  

[Derrk]

6 hours ago, Alby Kadavilan said:

Can you suggest me some DOCP settings for this specific ram?  Only the voltage?

 

Ps. I never tried overclocking

i'd suggest just turning on DOCP and increasing the ram voltage. That's often enough to stabilize ryzen memory, but if it doesn't work, we can manually OC the memory. That just takes a lot longer to tune in

[Kalby]

14 hours ago, nick name said:

Which RAM slots did you install in?  Should be A2 and B2.  

Yea I fixed it, it was the issue.

[Mathieu9836]

7 hours ago, Alby Kadavilan said:

Yea I fixed it, it was the issue.

Owner's manual, who read that useless piece of paper. If you don't make mistakes you don't learn.

[nick name]

10 hours ago, Alby Kadavilan said:

Yea I fixed it, it was the issue.

Sweet.  Enjoy the new PC!