128gb ram

[minecraftyeet1]

Can I run 4 sticks of 32gb each at 6400mhz for a 9800x3d? and a B650 EAGLE

[johnt]

Yup

 

[minecraftyeet1]

Just now, johnt said:

Yup

 

How do i get the build to work? Can i q flash it with everything installed

[venomtail]

2 minutes ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

How do i get the build to work? Can i q flash it with everything installed

BIOS versions shouldn't impact RAM capacity. If all your RAM is not showing up something else must be an issue.

[johnt]

3 minutes ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

How do i get the build to work? Can i q flash it with everything installed

Are you having issues with the CPU or the memory? The memory should be supported from v1.0. I don't think that changes. The only reason you would need to ugprade the BIOS is for support for the 9000-series CPUs.

[minecraftyeet1]

1 minute ago, venomtail said:

BIOS versions shouldn't impact RAM capacity. If all your RAM is not showing up something else must be an issue.

 

Just now, johnt said:

Are you having issues with the CPU or the memory? The memory should be supported from v1.0. I don't think that changes. The only reason you would need to ugprade the BIOS is for support for the 9000-series CPUs.

Idk like when i install the cpu do i just very gently put the cpu in and dont touch it at all? itll adjust itself if its like 0.1cm off from the corner right

[johnt]

2 minutes ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

 

Idk like when i install the cpu do i just very gently put the cpu in and dont touch it at all? itll adjust itself if its like 0.1cm off from the corner right

There is a little more work involved with pasting the CPU cooler, and cleaning the old stuff off if you are replacing the CPU. If it's a new cooler with pre applied thermal paste, then you should be good to go just to keep your life simple. Installing the CPU itself should not require an extreme effort or time. The cooler is the part that can be time consuming. Make sure to watch a couple videos on installing AM5 CPUs. They will all be similar. And also watch install videos specific to your cooler.

[venomtail]

5 minutes ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

 

Idk like when i install the cpu do i just very gently put the cpu in and dont touch it at all? itll adjust itself if its like 0.1cm off from the corner right

Yea be super gentle, soft hands. The CPU only has one place for it to go, it'll fall right in place as long as the corner indicators match up.

[minecraftyeet1]

5 minutes ago, johnt said:

There is a little more work involved with pasting the CPU cooler, and cleaning the old stuff off if you are replacing the CPU. If it's a new cooler with pre applied thermal paste, then you should be good to go just to keep your life simple. Installing the CPU itself should not require an extreme effort or time. The cooler is the part that can be time consuming. Make sure to watch a couple videos on installing AM5 CPUs. They will all be similar. And also watch install videos specific to your cooler.

So put the cpu down then put the latch down and then put the goo on the cpu and then the cooler

[johnt]

1 minute ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

So put the cpu down then put the latch down and then put the goo on the cpu and then the cooler

Yup.

[minecraftyeet1]

6 minutes ago, johnt said:

Yup.

what if it wont boot

[johnt]

1 minute ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

what if it wont boot

Could be a host of issues... are the power connectors plugged in, did you plug in all the necessary ones? is the power to the PSU turned on? Do you have a dedicated GPU... did you plug the wires into it?

 

Did you install too many risers beneath the mother board that you aren't using? Those could short the system. Did you drop any screws? That could short the system. 

 

Did you plug the power button to the correct pins on the front header?

 

From my understanding, the first boot on AM4/AM5 takes a long time. So if you see fans spinning, just let it go for a while. If you don't see any fans spinning, then it is tough.

[minecraftyeet1]

1 minute ago, johnt said:

Could be a host of issues... are the power connectors plugged in, did you plug in all the necessary ones? is the power to the PSU turned on? Do you have a dedicated GPU... did you plug the wires into it?

 

Did you install too many risers beneath the mother board that you aren't using? Those could short the system. Did you drop any screws? That could short the system. 

 

Did you plug the power button to the correct pins on the front header?

 

From my understanding, the first boot on AM4/AM5 takes a long time. So if you see fans spinning, just let it go for a while. If you don't see any fans spinning, then it is tough.

there was a light on the cpu red light and yellow light on the dram light and last time it wouldnt boot at all

[johnt]

3 minutes ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

there was a light on the cpu red light and yellow light on the dram light and last time it wouldnt boot at all

 

I would take out the CPU and reseat it.

 

[johnt]

You can also try upgrading the BIOS in case your CPU is too new and your motherboard doesn't know how to process it. It looks like your PC supports upgrading the BIOS without fully turning on your PC.

 

[minecraftyeet1]

1 hour ago, johnt said:

You can also try upgrading the BIOS in case your CPU is too new and your motherboard doesn't know how to process it. It looks like your PC supports upgrading the BIOS without fully turning on your PC.

 

Is it recommenede to do this before you put any parts in? And we tried re seating the cpu but nothing, there is a very tiny bent pin is that hte issue?

[jaslion]

Sure you can run 128gb of ram, good luck getting 4 stick of ddr5 to 6000mhz let alone 6400mhz its REALLY hard to do

[minecraftyeet1]

48 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Sure you can run 128gb of ram, good luck getting 4 stick of ddr5 to 6000mhz let alone 6400mhz its REALLY hard to do

my mobo said ti supports.

[KidKid]

5 hours ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

Can I run 4 sticks of 32gb each at 6400mhz for a 9800x3d? and a B650 EAGLE

That's pretty fast to run 4 stick of RAM at. The CPU likely wouldn't be able to support it, @minecraftyeet1 @johnt even though the motherboard supports it.

[Dedayog]

1 hour ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

my mobo said ti supports.

Did you try running just 2 sticks?

 

Start from the beginning when testing.

 

Run 2, confirm things run right, try to add other 2.

 

Why you need 128gb ram with a gaming CPU is beyond me tho.

[minecraftyeet1]

9 minutes ago, KidKid said:

That's pretty fast to run 4 stick of RAM at. The CPU likely wouldn't be able to support it, @minecraftyeet1 @johnt even though the motherboard supports it.

its 9800x3d

[Dedayog]

2 minutes ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

its 9800x3d

We know that.  We are explaining the issues you'll run into.

 

It supports 128gb but not at its full speed. 

[johnt]

4 hours ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

Is it recommenede to do this before you put any parts in? And we tried re seating the cpu but nothing, there is a very tiny bent pin is that hte issue?

Where is this bent pin? Do you have a picture of it?

 

37 minutes ago, Dedayog said:

We know that.  We are explaining the issues you'll run into.

 

It supports 128gb but not at its full speed. 

It doesn't sound like he's been able to get his PC to post... I don't think he's been able to set his RAM speed to 6400 yet.

[KidKid]

1 hour ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

its 9800x3d

Well, good luck.

[jaslion]

4 hours ago, minecraftyeet1 said:

my mobo said ti supports.

Yes and? Technicallt it supports it however the memory controller is on the cpu. That cpu will by default only run then at best at 5600mhz anything beyond that. Been tested over and over but getting 4 sticks of ddr5 to 6000mhz at a decent latency isnt easy usually and you need a good bit of luck.