Unable to activate D.O.C.P

[Speeter]

When I build my PC I tryed to activate DOCP, didn´t work. Eventually I got it to work on 3200mt/s (but everywhere it says 3200mhz...), a few weeks later it crashed into a n BOSD and I had to reset windows. Now (half a year later) I tryed it again and it worked at 3200mt/s... until I shut it down and turned it an hour later on again, It shut of without any display output, after starting again it (windows) gave me a evbd0a.sys error and shut off. I disabled DOCP and now it works again, I am a total noob at RAM OC, can you help me running it at 3600mt/s?

 

My setup:

Ryzen 7 3700X

Asus B450-F Gaming

4x 8G Corsair vengance pro RGB 3600 mt/s

RX6500

600W BeQuiet pure power 11

[An0maly_76]

Pay close attention to the timings DOCP 'detects' and compare them against what your board manufacturer's QVL list calls for in terms of timings. Also be sure voltage matches. I had some stability issues with non-QVL-recommended RAM and when I replaced it with RAM that was QVL-recommended, the board would not auto-detect the timings specified by the board manufacturer, so I had to set them manually. Runs perfectly now.

[Speeter]

2 hours ago, An0maly_76 said:

Pay close attention to the timings DOCP 'detects' and compare them against what your board manufacturer's QVL list calls for in terms of timings. Also be sure voltage matches. I had some stability issues with non-QVL-recommended RAM and when I replaced it with RAM that was QVL-recommended, the board would not auto-detect the timings specified by the board manufacturer, so I had to set them manually. Runs perfectly now.

Where can I find this list with timings and voltages? I have a list with asus aproved ram, my sticks are not on there.

[An0maly_76]

9 minutes ago, Speeter said:

Where can I find this list with timings and voltages? I have a list with asus aproved ram, my sticks are not on there.

If your sticks are not on there, you're lost. My board's DOCP got the timings wrong even with RAM that was QVL'd for it. That said, if you disable DOCP entirely and let it run at the stock RAM clock speed, it may be perfectly fine. I've seen some situations where turning off DOCP / XMP helped stability issues with RAM that the board did not like. There's no guarantee, however.