Recent content by Daniel_pt

We are talking about having the RAM from each kit in each channel. Not mixing within the channels, even though that has worked before. So how can the make be an issue?

The problem preceded the CPU change and yes, bios is up to date. Until I was able to achieve the 3 RAMs at the same time (which is what currently is working fine) I must have cleared CMOS over a dozen time. So yes. I will try, but RAM voltage is changing like crazy on auto. Anywhere from 1.1 to...

I'm not discussing the fabrication procedure. I'm just saying all four modules have the same part number KHX2666C13/8GX, all four of them have equal timmings and frequencies and all four of them worked together with no issue whatsoever for the better part of two years, despite some problems on...

My bad, perhaps I wasn't clear enough. Currently I have 3 sticks of ram on all but the first slot (the one furthest from the CPU, slot 4). Two are manufactured by Samsung, one by SK Hynix, but all four are Kingston HyperX DDR4 CL12 2400MHz. I can even change them within the same channel...

Two kits of 2x8gb, even though the manufacturer is different, they are the exact same ram and work with each other if I mix them in the sockets. Currently the matter is only aesthetics. Performance wise I could live with the 16gb for most of the things I do

Sure, but who wants two empty RAM slots? 😕

Yes, any of them work individually in any given slot. Not just all four at the same time. BIOS is the latest and rolling back to previous BIOS did not solve the issue. I guess the problem is on the mobo as well, but buying a new one just to find out I was wrong is what I'm afraid of.

I've been having an issue with my computer and I tried almost all I can remember, without coming close to understanding what is going on. My specs are: MSI B450 gaming plus max (bios up2date) Ryzen 5 5600 Corsair 800W psu (new and gold+) M.2 SSD working fine RX 6700 XT 4x 8gb Kingston hyperX...

Maybe it was something wrong with the ISO. Trying to stress the SO by adding software and new hardware to se how it goes, after I formated again with a different ISO file. Even though windows updates have already pooped the pants, as per usual.

Now it will post, but won't boot --'

I'm wondering if, perhaps, my ram being @ 3000 cl17 has something to do with it. Trying again with all default in bios

As I was downloading it, the BSOD loop began once again. This is so frustrating. A different error code each time.

Hello. I've been struggling with my desktop the whole day. It just randomly started posting several different BSOD over and over again, sometimes right after boot, other times not even booting at all. I removed the wifi card and a pci-e card for m.2 ssds. So now the PC has only Msi gaming plus...

There is hardware, rather cheap, you can use for the purpose. But honestly, it's just too much of an hassle.

System temperature, or HDD temps are the same? Only CPU temps changed? If so, you can narrow down the problem. CPU has a dedicated fan connector, is it plugged?