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Nathan_2510
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Disconnect everything that could be causing it to bluescreen, (accessories or any kind, capture card etc) and turn off XMP, run prime95 overnight and see if it spits out any errors, if it does its not XMP that's messed up its your ram or something else, see if you can isolate if its one stick or both by taking one out and doing the same thing in prime95. If one run returns no errors then it was that stick or ram, if they both still spit out errors there could be an error with both of them or some other thing is causing the issue. If it is the ram talk with the manufacture and see if they will RMA it or something similar.

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Hey so my pc is 

ryzen 5 3600

32gb 3600mhz ram

rx 570

1000w psu evga

So when I enable xmp profile it work great but then randomly crashes or bluescreens and I don't know why i have tried upping voltage but that doesn't help I also checked the timing nothing was wrong there.

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Disconnect everything that could be causing it to bluescreen, (accessories or any kind, capture card etc) and turn off XMP, run prime95 overnight and see if it spits out any errors, if it does its not XMP that's messed up its your ram or something else, see if you can isolate if its one stick or both by taking one out and doing the same thing in prime95. If one run returns no errors then it was that stick or ram, if they both still spit out errors there could be an error with both of them or some other thing is causing the issue. If it is the ram talk with the manufacture and see if they will RMA it or something similar.

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2 hours ago, Nathan_2510 said:

Hey so my pc is 

ryzen 5 3600

32gb 3600mhz ram

rx 570

1000w psu evga

So when I enable xmp profile it work great but then randomly crashes or bluescreens and I don't know why i have tried upping voltage but that doesn't help I also checked the timing nothing was wrong there.

sometimes XMP just doesn't work, check if your ram sticks are listed as XMP compatabile with your MOBO.

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It seems the xmp profile isn't working right but I lowered it to 3200 instead of 3600 and its working just fine. Thanks for all the help!

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