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3 minutes ago, GOATWD said:

well it went from sub 1 muinte to just over 2

Huh hat's pretty long indeed

Methinks your RAM is real crap if it don't post at advertised 6000CL32 and takes ages to train at 6000CL40, which is really slow, could you replace it by good'ol GSkill sticks ?

Or maybe try 5600CL32 or 36 which should be as fast if not faster overall than 6000CL40 ?

 

 

so i have a ryzen 7900x and some corsair ddr5 6000 mghz cl 32 ddr5 and a msi b650 a-pro m atx mobo so its not stable with the expo porfile but i tried it at 6400 cl 40 and its stable but takes forever to boot

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Which RAM slots did you use?

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2 minutes ago, BetteBalterZen said:

Which RAM slots did you use?

2nd and 4th

 

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2nd and 4th

 

Got any newer BIOS's available? 

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11 minutes ago, GOATWD said:

so i have a ryzen 7900x and some corsair ddr5 6000 mghz cl 32 ddr5 and a msi b650 a-pro m atx mobo so its not stable with the expo porfile but i tried it at 6400 cl 40 and its stable but takes forever to boot

 

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12 minutes ago, GOATWD said:

so i have a ryzen 7900x and some corsair ddr5 6000 mghz cl 32 ddr5 and a msi b650 a-pro m atx mobo so its not stable with the expo porfile but i tried it at 6400 cl 40 and its stable but takes forever to boot

What is the question?

 

You say it's not stable, but how isn't it stable?

 

Without any examples of the issues, what can we do?

 

Buy G Skill.  Done.

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Just now, Dedayog said:

What is the question?

 

You say it's not stable, but how isn't it stable?

 

Without any examples of the issues, what can we do?

 

Buy G Skill.  Done.

windows will blue screen on sencond boot and show visual glitches 

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1 minute ago, BetteBalterZen said:

Got any newer BIOS's available? 

sadly not 

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12 minutes ago, GOATWD said:

so i have a ryzen 7900x and some corsair ddr5 6000 mghz cl 32 ddr5 and a msi b650 a-pro m atx mobo so its not stable with the expo porfile but i tried it at 6400 cl 40 and its stable but takes forever to boot

What's "forever" for you ? On my Asus X670E board training takes 30-40sec at each boot too

To remove that delay you can enable "Restore Memory Context" option in BIOS, but that may lead to instability

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2 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

What's "forever" for you ? On my Asus X670E board training takes 30-40sec at each boot too

To remove that delay you can enable "Restore Memory Context" option in BIOS, but that may lead to instability

well it went from sub 1 muinte to just over 2

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3 minutes ago, GOATWD said:

well it went from sub 1 muinte to just over 2

Huh hat's pretty long indeed

Methinks your RAM is real crap if it don't post at advertised 6000CL32 and takes ages to train at 6000CL40, which is really slow, could you replace it by good'ol GSkill sticks ?

Or maybe try 5600CL32 or 36 which should be as fast if not faster overall than 6000CL40 ?

 

 

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