Constant Bluescreen Loop when using XMP

[cso1337]

So i built this pc the other day and it has a r7 2700 so i've always been told that amd loves fast ram, so i bought a 2x8gb kit of 3600mhz ram, when i enable xmp and use "Profile 1" to get it to 3600 i get a constant bluescreen crashloop, i dont remember the error but i remember it was something about not enough power?

 

The ram is currently running at 2666 or something stupid even though its 3600mhz

Specs: 
 

Ryzen 7 2700
B450M DS3H
XFX RX580 8GB XXX GTS

16GB 3600Mhz G.Skill RipJaws
EVGA 600w BR
ssd+hdd

[WaggishOhio383]

Go into your motherboard's BIOS settings and make sure your RAM is set to run at 1.35 volts. That's the required voltage for the RAM you have. I also had an issue similar to this where I would get random BSODs, and it turned out to be that my RAM wasn't getting enough voltage to function properly. Turning the RAM up to 3600 mhz may have caused it to become unstable because it needs more power. Let me know if this helps.

[WereCat]

Most 2000 series Ryzen CPUs cant handle 3600MHz RAM, especialy not by just simply enabling XMP.

[callmejaccob]

I don't mess with Ryzen too much, but isn't the max ram for the ryzen 7 2700 2933Mhz? Or, at least that is what it's specified for.

[cso1337]

9 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Go into your motherboard's BIOS settings and make sure your RAM is set to run at 1.35 volts. That's the required voltage for the RAM you have. I also had an issue similar to this where I would get random BSODs, and it turned out to be that my RAM wasn't getting enough voltage to function properly. Turning the RAM up to 3600 mhz may have caused it to become unstable because it needs more power. Let me know if this helps.

When i choose Profile 1 it automatically does 1.35v

 

 

8 minutes ago, WereCat said:

Most 2000 series Ryzen CPUs cant handle 3600MHz RAM, especialy not by just simply enabling XMP.

Well what can i do to increase it because its running at 2133mhz 

[callmejaccob]

2 minutes ago, cso1337 said:

When i choose Profile 1 it automatically does 1.35v

 

 

Well what can i do to increase it because its running at 2133mhz 

just turn up the ram speed manually, or if there's a different profile that fits, do that. If it's running at 2133mhz, does it boot properly?

[cso1337]

Just now, callmejaccob said:

just turn up the ram speed manually, or if there's a different profile that fits, do that. If it's running at 2133mhz, does it boot properly?

It boots fine running at 2133mhz (Auto) but when i tried using profile 1 (3600mhz) constant bluscreen, ill try doing 2933 real quick but i dont think theres a way to manually change it at least not from what i saw

[callmejaccob]

Just now, cso1337 said:

It boots fine running at 2133mhz (Auto) but when i tried using profile 1 (3600mhz) constant bluscreen, ill try doing 2933 real quick but i dont think theres a way to manually change it at least not from what i saw

Then it's the ram speed. There should be like an advanced options that lets you configure it.

[WereCat]

53 minutes ago, cso1337 said:

It boots fine running at 2133mhz (Auto) but when i tried using profile 1 (3600mhz) constant bluscreen, ill try doing 2933 real quick but i dont think theres a way to manually change it at least not from what i saw

you can adjust RAM speed, timings and voltage manually in BIOS. You should be able to get 3200MHz with manual tuning.