ryzen5 Help! Ryzen 5 Issues

[Baeku]

Hi,

 

I recently upgradre from my AMD Athlon II to a Ryzen 5 1600X but I am a little disappointed because I have some minor issues.

 

Sometimes my pc restarts with no reason. I tested the OS, temperatures and all is ok. My mobo don't allow me to put gaming mode or to use the xmp or amp profile. I updated BIOS with no problems but RAM stay in 2100 MHz. In MSI Live Update appears that the BIOS is not update but in BIOS it is ok.

 

Specs:

CPU: Ryzen 5 1600X

MOBO: MSI B350 Tomahawk Artic

RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 - 3000 MHz 2x8GB

CPU Cooler: Ekwb-kit L240

PSU: NOX Hummer 750W

GPU: Sapphire Fury 4GB Nitro

 

Thanks.

[LHJKO]

try an older bios version? im having no problem with mine i would just return it if i was you 

[ImNotThere]

if it restarts randomly its probably psu

have you manually entered tge timings for ram?

and lastly is the ram on the compatibity list for your mobo

[Mooshi]

CPUs rarely just not work. Sounds more like mobo settings.

[MrDrWho13]

NOX Hummer 750W? Sounds like a ticking time bomb. Go for something tier 1-4 from this list: 

 

[Baeku]

20 minutes ago, ImNotThere said:

if it restarts randomly its probably psu

have you manually entered tge timings for ram?

and lastly is the ram on the compatibity list for your mobo

Restarts are not frequently, I think that its for this hot summer. 

And the RAM in G.Skill web only appears the FlareX for Ryzen

 

1 minute ago, Mooshi said:

CPUs rarely just not work. Sounds more like mobo settings.

 

I cannot say the same, I have problems with a FX-8350 of a friends computer.

[Baeku]

4 minutes ago, MrDrWho13 said:

NOX Hummer 750W? Sounds like a ticking time bomb. Go for something tier 1-4 from this list: 

 

Most people think bad about NOX Psu but I don't have any problem since December 2012

[MrDrWho13]

5 minutes ago, Baeku said:

Most people think bad about NOX Psu but I don't have any problem since December 2012

Even if it were another brand I would say it's the most likely point of failure. Otherwise it could be your CPU temperatures?

[Baeku]

1 minute ago, MrDrWho13 said:

Even if it were another brand I would say it's the most likely point of failure. Otherwise it could be your CPU temperatures?

I need to say that in first time I commit a newbye error with the watercooling radiator cause I put the fans in front taking out air instead taking in. That was the hell in a computer case  I change that and now is so cool 60º, 70º in gaming. but now We have a hot summer here in Spain. It could be that, cause I tested the psu and it works fine.

[MrDrWho13]

1 minute ago, Baeku said:

I need to say that in first time I commit a newbye error with the watercooling radiator cause I put the fans in front taking out air instead taking in. That was the hell in a computer case  I change that and now is so cool 60º, 70º in gaming. but now We have a hot summer here in Spain. It could be that, cause I tested the psu and it works fine.

The heat could cause the PSU to turn off as a safety mechanism. I would try the computer with a different PSU to see if it's the problem.