How to set ram

[Thickbrhce]

Hey i have 3000 rated memory and 32 gb all at 8 gigs each so 8 gigs per slot 4 slots total and i have a b450-f motherboard but it’s not letting me set the ram speed at 300 and when ever it goes to reboot it says that failed to reboot because of memory and then somthing else. Any help?

[Staidey]

reset the bios. turn on the XMP / D.O.C.P / E.O.C.P (name depends on the motherboard)

And reboot

[Miniklccn]

4 minutes ago, Thickbrhce said:

Hey i have 3000 rated memory and 32 gb all at 8 gigs each so 8 gigs per slot 4 slots total and i have a b450-f motherboard but it’s not letting me set the ram speed at 300 and when ever it goes to reboot it says that failed to reboot because of memory and then somthing else. Any help?

Check the ram sticks are placed in your motherboard correctly? Are they flipped, backwards, or in the wrong slots?

[Staidey]

Just now, Miniklccn said:

Check the ram sticks are placed in your motherboard correctly? Are they flipped, backwards, or in the wrong slots?

his PC is posting fine, it is just some memory overclocking issues

[Thickbrhce]

3 minutes ago, Adkatka said:

reset the bios. turn on the XMP / D.O.C.P / E.O.C.P (name depends on the motherboard)

And reboot

i set it to docp and it says that it have a problem restarting because of memory isuse

[Thickbrhce]

3 minutes ago, Miniklccn said:

Check the ram sticks are placed in your motherboard correctly? Are they flipped, backwards, or in the wrong slots?

no it’s all done correctly 

 

[Staidey]

check the memory using memtest86

[Miniklccn]

Just now, Thickbrhce said:

no it’s all done correctly 

 

Has the RAM worked correctly in the past or are you just booting it up for the first time?

[Thickbrhce]

7 minutes ago, Miniklccn said:

Has the RAM worked correctly in the past or are you just booting it up for the first time?

it’s worked in there before but i didn’t know that you had to clock it bc i was a noob and i relized that didn’t clock it when i put new sticks in

 

[Thickbrhce]

9 minutes ago, Adkatka said:

check the memory using memtest86

ik will do