PLS HELP PLS HELP!!!!!

[xCJ]

when i change some settings in my bios my pc shuts down immediately and my monitor shows no signal then after half an hour or s my pc turns on but the monitor shows no signal. i know i can just reset the bios and it will be alright but i want to save my bios changes, i didnt overclock or anything i just changed few minor settings.dont tell me to update bios, it is up to date and its a brand new PC so PLS HELP ME!!!!!!!!    

 

 

[Captain Picard]

what settings did you change

 

[boggy77]

what settings are you trying to change?

[xCJ]

my ram is rated at 3200mhz but it runs at 2400mhz so i changed that and my vega 11 igpu can have 3gb of vram so i tried to change it from 2gb vram to 3gb vram and my ryzen 5 3400g can boost upto 4.2 ghz (not overclock) and i changed the video output to igfx instead of pci e. thts it nothing much pls help

[xCJ]

my ram is rated at 3200mhz but it runs at 2400mhz so i changed that and my vega 11 igpu can have 3gb of vram so i tried to change it from 2gb vram to 3gb vram and my ryzen 5 3400g can boost upto 4.2 ghz (not overclock) and i changed the video output to igfx instead of pci e. thts it nothing much pls help. even i change the slightest bit of like anything it shuts down. and i can only boot to windows by booting from harddrive which will not save my changes

[boggy77]

1 minute ago, xCJ said:

my ram is rated at 3200mhz but it runs at 2400mhz so i changed that

did you enable xmp or just manually changed the ram frequency without touching anything else?

to get the ram at the correcct speed, you need to make sure they are in slots 2 and 4 (if your mobo has 4 slots) and enable xmp profile. 

3 minutes ago, xCJ said:

my ryzen 5 3400g can boost upto 4.2 ghz (not overclock)

yes, it will boost automatically, you don't need to change anything in bios for that.

[xCJ]

i did use "d.o.c.p" which is xmp i guess, and what about the vram change. literally anything i change even the fan speed, or even if i dont change anything and exit the bios from the "save and reset" thing my pc just shuts down. what do i do now.

[boggy77]

1 minute ago, xCJ said:

i did use "d.o.c.p" which is xmp i guess, and what about the vram change. literally anything i change even the fan speed, or even if i dont change anything and exit the bios from the "save and reset" thing my pc just shuts down. what do i do now.

so one of the bios changes you're making is causing some instability, that's why it shuts down and only works if you reset bios.

i'd advise reseting bios and start by making one change at a time, saving and seeing which is the change that causes the instability.

[xCJ]

ok but as i said, even if i dont change anything just exiting my bios and not booting from hard drive just shuts it down. i can only boot into windows from the hard drive. i will try ur suggestion once again but pls tell me if theres anyhting else i can do.

[xCJ]

but its sure that there is no faulty in the hardware cuz i played games on it when i booted from the harddrive. but bios is the issue or idk what the issue is, but i'll try one thing at a time.

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[Mark Kaine]

Oof, I just posted in another thread about the same "issue" , I suppose... what a mess!

 

OP: just to be clear, if you run the PC at default settings, without changing anything in BIOS, it works and there are no shutdowns?

 

 

Also

 

- did you reset CMOS?

 

- and did you set XMP?

 

To be honest that's the *only* thing you should ever change in BIOS, and if that doesn't work either the mobo or the RAM are faulty / incompatible (imo)

 

 

 

 

[xCJ]

4 hours ago, Mark Kaine said:

Oof, I just posted in another thread about the same "issue" , I suppose... what a mess!

 

OP: just to be clear, if you run the PC at default settings, without changing anything in BIOS, it works and there are no shutdowns?

 

 

Also

 

- did you reset CMOS?

 

- and did you set XMP?

 

To be honest that's the *only* thing you should ever change in BIOS, and if that doesn't work either the mobo or the RAM are faulty / incompatible (imo)

 

 

 

 

well i tried changing video output to igfx and vram to 3gb. and it booted fine and i played games fine so theres no faulty, i guess.