Just a random question

[DerpyBum]

Recently, I bought new parts for my computer, installed them, and everything works. The question I'm curious about is that every time I start it up, the EzDebuglights show red on the CPU and yellow on the DRAM. After, like, a couple minutes, it turns off and the computer turns on. Another member said that usually, because of new parts, the lights will turn on after memory training is complete and go away eventually. Is it normal that every time I start my PC, the debug lights are always on? If its not normal, is there a fix? The PC does turn on, so I'm not complaining; I'm just curious! 

[Tetras]

This is a DDR5 system? Look up memory context restore.

[Neeg]

5 minutes ago, DerpyBum said:

Recently, I bought new parts for my computer, installed them, and everything works. The question I'm curious about is that every time I start it up, the EzDebuglights show red on the CPU and yellow on the DRAM. After, like, a couple minutes, it turns off and the computer turns on. Another member said that usually, because of new parts, the lights will turn on after memory training is complete and go away eventually. Is it normal that every time I start my PC, the debug lights are always on? If its not normal, is there a fix? The PC does turn on, so I'm not complaining; I'm just curious! 

Maybe your memory isn't seeded properly 

[ki8aras]

on some motherboards the debug lights light up during boot as each component is checked, the weird part of your specific case is that it takes two whole minutes for the system to boot

[DerpyBum]

55 minutes ago, Tetras said:

This is a DDR5 system? Look up memory context restore.

Yes DDR5 GSKILL FLARE X5 6000

[DerpyBum]

20 minutes ago, ki8aras said:

on some motherboards the debug lights light up during boot as each component is checked, the weird part of your specific case is that it takes two whole minutes for the system to boot

Correct, it takes a while not like long long but like a couple of mins at least? What I did notice was that when its starting up my GPU doesnt light up as usual but the fans go on. Am I tripping?

 

[Lurick]

8 minutes ago, DerpyBum said:

Yes DDR5 GSKILL FLARE X5 6000

Check in the BIOS for Memory Context Restore settings and turn it off.

[DerpyBum]

9 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Check in the BIOS for Memory Context Restore settings and turn it off.

What would happened if I turn it on or off? Whats the explanation? 

 

[DerpyBum]

So when I enabled Memory Context Restore it takes 20 seconds to start my pc. When I disabled it, it took 2min 26 secs.