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Threadripper 1950X Not posting with all DDR Modules installed

I have built a PC with a Threadripper 1950X and 128GB of Corsair Dominator Platinum 3000MHz DDR4
However, when installing all 8 sticks, the system will not post.

 

Installing 4-6 Sticks of DDR4 will work, but will sometimes cause issues

Is there potentially a compatibility issue with the RAM and CPU?

 

TIA

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Have you tried testing the RAM that works with https://www.memtest86.com/? That may identify a bad stick, if you happen to have one. I would also recommend using one stick at a time and seeing if that narrows down the problem (or 2, I forgot how TR works).

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Do the normal one of ram at a time in each slot and see if it's either a stick that is bad, a slot that is bad, or maybe even a whole channel is bad.

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I have done the single Stick at a time test.
All work fine when doing so.


Only happens when installing anything higher than 5 sticks.

 

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7 minutes ago, Opencircuit74 said:

Have you tried testing the RAM that works with https://www.memtest86.com/? That may identify a bad stick, if you happen to have one. I would also recommend using one stick at a time and seeing if that narrows down the problem (or 2, I forgot how TR works).

Ran MEMTEST for 96 Hours, found no issues with the RAM.
However, had to run it in Dual Channel configurations.

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4 minutes ago, mogsten said:

Ran MEMTEST for 96 Hours, found no issues with the RAM.
However, had to run it in Dual Channel configurations.

Have you updated the BIOS/tried running the RAM at 2133?

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