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help... bios wont startup after enable xmp

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Clear CMOS.

 

BTW enable XMP and manually set timing = not the same thing at all.

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hi i was trying to enable xmp on my aorus ultra x570

just set manually the timimgs and voltage 1.35 given by corsair

after save and exit i got only a the fans running but monitors are compete black they are not on iddle

keyboar does not lights up either

 

how can i boot this thing thanks ?

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Clear CMOS.

 

BTW enable XMP and manually set timing = not the same thing at all.

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Unplug power, remove the battery on the motherboard, remove the ram and hold the power button for 30 seconds. Put back the ram and battery and plug it in. Then start it and it should work.

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thank you ! it works... do you have a guide to make my corsair ddr4 3000 run at this speed... 

i´ve try a lot of tutorials but nothing work

 

xmp auto only shows BSOD 

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