PC not booting correctly after changing ram speed to over 4800mhz

[Tnt0gamer]

Its the first time i put a pc together

My setup is:

-Ryzen 5 7600

-Msi mag tomahawk b650 motherboard

-2x16gb ddr5 6000mhz cl30 corsair vengeance ram with xmp

-Corsair rm850x psu

Currently i am still only using the integrated graphics of the processor

Problem: The standart speed for ddr5 ram is set to 4800. My ram can go up to 6000mhz but when i change the ram speed to anything over 4800mhz (this encludes enabling xmp) the pc will start the fans and the rgb will turn on but i dont get any signal to my monitor and i cant get into bios or windows. The yellow ram debug light also turns on for a bit. Resetting the cmos changes the speed back to 4800 and it turns on just fine but when i try to change it again i run into the same problem. 

I have already tried reseating the ram. Cpu cooling also isnt the problem as it is at a stable 36°C.
The bios is a relativley up to date version and i would prefer to not update since it sounds like its easy to get wrong and i dont want to risk my board not working afterwards. 
I would appreciate it if anyone took their time to help me out here.

[noname8365]

Do you have an option that says "XMP 1" and it has 6000MHz + the exact timings and voltage on your RAM's specification (30-36-36-76 1.4V or something like that)? If not what does the "XMP 1" option say (or do you even have such an option)?

[Tnt0gamer]

Yes it says Profile1: DDR5 6000MHz 30- 36- 36- 76 1.400V just as it says in the specs
But when i save those settings it doesnt work

 

[BillieBobThe3rd]

Yeah, it is annoying when that happens, but it sounds as if your CPU/Mobo combination isn't playing nicely with those RAM settings. You could always try a manual overclock of the RAM, as maybe it is some secondary, or even tertiary, timing that is causing your issues. 

 

Honestly, the lower speeds are annoying, but they won't make a huge difference in terms of performance.

[noname8365]

Your motherboard has 4 RAM slots. Is your RAM slotted so that there's 1 empty slot in between them?

[Tnt0gamer]

yea i slottet them jast as it says in the motherboard manual. maybe i can find some yt videos on overclocking ram

[SlayerOfHellWyrm]

It's possible your particular kit isn't on the QVL. What's the exact model of your RAM? For Corsair, their model numbers are things like CMH32GX5M2X6000C30. As a note, I only see their Vengeance RGB at DDR5 6000 CL30 being on the QVL. Regular DDR5 CL30 Vengeance is not in the QVL. This means you're not guaranteed to have XMP/DOCP/XPO working. 

[Tnt0gamer]

Yes it seems it is not on the qvl... i shoud have looked into it more carefully. the performance wont suffer to much but still unfortunate

[SlayerOfHellWyrm]

4 hours ago, Tnt0gamer said:

Yes it seems it is not on the qvl... i shoud have looked into it more carefully. the performance wont suffer to much but still unfortunate

Just a note, QVL isn't a list of "Get this, or nah dawg", it's a list of "We have tested this specific product and can confirm it will work at what it's rated for, anything not listed is a YMMV (Your Mileage May Vary) and it's not guaranteed to do anything outside JDEC spec". You can still try playing around, and you might get lucky.