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Ram issue on new setup

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Hi everyone.

 

Setup is as followed

 

Ryzen 5 7600

Asus TUF B650 Plus Wifi

Corsair Vengance 2x16GB 5200 C40 DDR5

MSI 4060

Corsair RM650

 

So installed the RAM as described in the manual in slots A2 - B2 computer posts into bios but would randomly crash on bios screen when clicking any of the setting.

Tried to boot from USB to install windows and get BSOD.

 

At that point I removed 1 stick of RAM from slot B2 and booted into bios all worked bios fully usable, powered down and swapped the other stick of RAM into slot A2 booted fine into bios all working ok. At this point i changed the DOCP so it was running at 5200mhz restarted and booted into bios ok.

Installed second RAM stick into B2 and booted into bios all good no crashing, restarted and installed windows from USB stick.

 

Ran 3Dmark (had it on a USB) and all ran fine, install of windows ran fine.

 

Is that normal that the system don't run correctly without correct timings? or do you think i have something underlying wrong with the setup?

 

Cheers

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2 hours ago, patters1978 said:

Is that normal that the system don't run correctly without correct timings? or do you think i have something underlying wrong with the setup?

It can happen.

 

I'd run memtest just to make sure everything is good.

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