RAM Problem

[nick name]

What I recommend doing is setting XMP and then increasing DRAM voltage to something like 1.38V.  Different boards will set certain secondary timings differently and that can require more than 1.35V.  

[Statik]

1 hour ago, TofuHaroto said:

Yes I know lol 

But maybe by the slim ( very very slim ) chance that the memory controller can't handle it because it has bad silicon 

But you must be stupid unlucky do have such bad memory controller

Then you should be getting new RAM.

[Zektbach]

12 minutes ago, nick name said:

What I recommend doing is setting XMP and then increasing DRAM voltage to something like 1.38V.  Different boards will set certain secondary timings differently and that can require more than 1.35V.  

 Okay I will try this later. Up to what voltage is the maximum i can set it to?

[Haro]

18 minutes ago, Statik said:

Then you should be getting new RAM.

Yea pretty much

[Haro]

7 minutes ago, Zektbach said:

 Okay I will try this later. Up to what voltage is the maximum i can set it to?

1.4 is a little to high imo but since it's the closest to 1.38 I guess 1.4

[nick name]

7 minutes ago, Zektbach said:

 Okay I will try this later. Up to what voltage is the maximum i can set it to?

On Samsung b-die you can feel safe up to 1.5V and some folks even run higher than that for their daily setup.  

[Haro]

1 minute ago, nick name said:

1.5V

I have never seen that on dram  

I guess with Samsung b die it's so good that you would rarely need that lol

[Zektbach]

7 hours ago, Zektbach said:

 

 

Uhhh I'm not sure, If you don't mind can you guys please check this out

 

You guys have seen this right?

[Haro]

6 hours ago, Zektbach said:

You guys have seen this right?

Yea but in all honesty it is not clear ( at least for me )

[Zektbach]

30 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

Yea but in all honesty it is not clear ( at least for me )

Clear like its blurry?

 

13 hours ago, nick name said:

What I recommend doing is setting XMP and then increasing DRAM voltage to something like 1.38V.  Different boards will set certain secondary timings differently and that can require more than 1.35V.  

I tried enabling XMP and increasing the DRAM voltage to 1.38V and my PC crashed after booting up to windows. shoud I try increasing it to 1.39V > 1.40V?

[Haro]

Just now, Zektbach said:

Clear like its blurry?

For me to see the lettering the pixel density gets so low so it becomes blurry 

[Zektbach]

4 minutes ago, TofuHaroto said:

For me to see the lettering the pixel density gets so low so it becomes blurry 

CPU Z - https://imgur.com/8hquw6l

DRAM - https://imgur.com/8BQu5sa

TB - https://imgur.com/iZDr1Xz

 

here

[Zektbach]

**UPDATE: I tried increasing to 1.4V and my pc still crash @ boot up

[nick name]

4 hours ago, Zektbach said:

**UPDATE: I tried increasing to 1.4V and my pc still crash @ boot up

Hmmmm, I'm afraid I won't be of help now.  I'm guessing it's either Thaiphoon Burner reading the die type wrong or the kit is bad b-die.  And then it might also be the board needing something that I wouldn't know how to troubleshoot.  You may be better served by a community for that specific board.  

[Zektbach]

44 minutes ago, nick name said:

Hmmmm, I'm afraid I won't be of help now.  I'm guessing it's either Thaiphoon Burner reading the die type wrong or the kit is bad b-die.  And then it might also be the board needing something that I wouldn't know how to troubleshoot.  You may be better served by a community for that specific board.  

I actually tried importing the xmp and manually setting each timing, after that my computer wont boot even into bios so I had to reset my BIOS (which is very super hassle lol). So now I'll just ask the store if they can change my 3600mhz to something lower or refund since I can only use 3400mhz. 

[nick name]

And you're sure you're using the 2nd and 4th RAM slots?  That's counting from the CPU away.  

[Zektbach]

26 minutes ago, nick name said:

And you're sure you're using the 2nd and 4th RAM slots?  That's counting from the CPU away.  

Yup I'm sure of it. 

[nick name]

5 minutes ago, Zektbach said:

Yup I'm sure of it. 

Damn, that would have been an easy fix.

 

Last ditch effort -- increase DRAM voltage to 1.45.  Only set XMP/DOCP and don't adjust anything, but voltage.  Do you have HWiNFO installed?  If not then install it and see if your board reports DRAM voltage.  Doing this to verify that your board is setting DRAM voltage properly and to see if it droops.  

[Zektbach]

18 minutes ago, nick name said:

Damn, that would have been an easy fix.

 

Last ditch effort -- increase DRAM voltage to 1.45.  Only set XMP/DOCP and don't adjust anything, but voltage.  Do you have HWiNFO installed?  If not then install it and see if your board reports DRAM voltage.  Doing this to verify that your board is setting DRAM voltage properly and to see if it droops.  

https://imgur.com/NgLuR5J this is before i set my voltage to 1.45v

 

also i want to add this https://imgur.com/jawXJgL - before i even set the voltage to 1.45v my current voltage was 1.46-1.47v?

*when i turned on xmp > set the voltage to 1.45v i cant even pass windows starting screen, it gave me 'your pc ran into a problem'

[nick name]

What happens when you disable Memory Fast Boot?

[Zektbach]

1 minute ago, nick name said:

What happens when you disable Memory Fast Boot?

I haven't tried that..

 

So enable XMP > increase voltage to 1.45v > disable memory fast boot? 

 

i'm really curious about that voltage, is 1.45v enough?

[nick name]

2 minutes ago, Zektbach said:

I haven't tried that..

 

So enable XMP > increase voltage to 1.45v > disable memory fast boot? 

 

i'm really curious about that voltage, is 1.45v enough?

I mean 1.35V should be close enough.  We are just trying to account for any timings the board might set tighter than the kit was validated at.  

[nick name]

I just read that Memory Fast Boot skips the memory training.  That probably isn't helping in this situation.  

[Zektbach]

4 minutes ago, nick name said:

I mean 1.35V should be close enough.  We are just trying to account for any timings the board might set tighter than the kit was validated at.  

 

2 minutes ago, nick name said:

I just read that Memory Fast Boot skips the memory training.  That probably isn't helping in this situation.  

Attempt 1: Enable XMP > Disable Memory Fast Boot > 1.45v = Crashed at start up

 

Attempt 2: Enable XMP > Disable Memory Fast Boot > Leave Voltage at Auto = Successful start up (BUT I haven't tried any games yet)

 

https://imgur.com/0zxnz6U

[nick name]

Do me a favor -- with HWiNFO use Sensors and not that screen you have been using.  There isn't anything useful there.