PC doesn't start

[FinSus]

Hi, i built a new rig not so long ago

CPU: Ryzen 5 5500

Mobo: Asrock B550M-itx/ac

GPU: 1070Ti

DDR: DDR4 Corsair 16Gx2 3200 CM4X16GD3200C16K2E LPX

The problem is, the PC won't boot up, no bios nothing at all, no image even, and this happens with this particular DDR, with the 2 8G AMD R9S416G3206U2K everything fine, and silky smooth, i tried to enable the XMP2 profile in BIOS, and disable CSM, but nothing helps, i dunno what i can do to fix it

[ThatGuyAT]

Are you saying the PC doesn't work with that specific RAM kit, but does work with a different kit?

[FinSus]

Just now, ThatGuyAT said:

Are you saying the PC doesn't work with that specific RAM kit, but does work with a different kit?

Yup

[ThatGuyAT]

- Do you know whether the sticks work at all?
- You should be able to look up RAM compatibility on your motherboard's page (though that usually isn't an exhaustive list)
- You can try using only one of the new sticks, see if that boots (also use different slots for each attempt)
 

First ideas that come to mind

[Guest]

1 minute ago, ThatGuyAT said:

- Do you know whether the sticks work at all?
- You should be able to look up RAM compatibility on your motherboard's page (though that usually isn't an exhaustive list)
- You can try using only one of the new sticks, see if that boots (also use different slots for each attempt)
 

First ideas that come to mind

I checked and his RAM is compatible with his motherboard.

 

And I second his advice.

 

[podkall]

24 minutes ago, FinSus said:

DDR: DDR4 Corsair 16Gx2 3200 CM4X16GD3200C16K2E LPX

The problem is, the PC won't boot up, no bios nothing at all, no image even, and this happens with this particular DDR, with the 2 8G AMD R9S416G3206U2K

are you trying to run 4 sticks of RAM?

[Guest]

The board only has 2 RAM slots

[Qrdello]

If it boots with different dimms here's your answer. It's either the corsair pair, or it's incompatibilty with the board.

[FinSus]

1 hour ago, ThatGuyAT said:

- Do you know whether the sticks work at all?
- You should be able to look up RAM compatibility on your motherboard's page (though that usually isn't an exhaustive list)
- You can try using only one of the new sticks, see if that boots (also use different slots for each attempt)
 

First ideas that come to mind

1. Dunno

2. It seens like it's compatible

3. Already done, no effect

[FinSus]

43 minutes ago, Qrdello said:

If it boots with different dimms here's your answer. It's either the corsair pair, or it's incompatibilty with the board.

Seems like it:c

[FinSus]

15 hours ago, podkall said:

are you trying to run 4 sticks of RAM?

2 ofc. mobo has only 2 ddr slots

[FinSus]

So i tried out the memory on friends rig, both sticks works just fine, i'm at lost ngl