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It's off-brand memory and check out a review on NewEgg " Overall Review: The first sample of these I got was perfect no problems whatsoever, every sample afterwards had some kind of issue ranging from system freezes, heat spreaders missing screws, and DIMMs just flat out not working. I have had...

Looked at your temps, Like Your AIO is defiantly not working right ! Do you have an air cooler you can try?

How old is your AIO? I have heard of cooling liquid getting contaminated over time!

I picked my ram from the QVL of my motherboard on my 2020 build because Just because it is DDR3 or DDR4 doesn't mean it will work in all motherboards !! I ran into the low density DDR3 issue back in the day and learned my lesson. I have to make sure the ram manufacturer says it will work on my...

Some AIO's start getting stuff growing in the liquid causing them to loose the cooling efficiency!! My personal opinion is that they a disaster waiting to happen! Greg Salazar had a video on one. He thought it was the CPU until he finally tried another cooler! View...

I see your standard voltage is 230Volts at 50 Hz. In the US we have 120volt standard but 220 volt line come to the house and It is split from the transformer. Half the house is wired from one hot 120volt line to ground and the other half uses the other hot 120V to ground. The reason I was asking...

If I were you I would try temporarily hooking up another power supply to eliminate that psu is having trouble powering that card. I just had a similar issue with a Thermaltake smart 650 watt. How old is your CX650M ?? They had issues with the CX PSU's a few years back and fixed them, the green...

The other outlet might have had low voltage from the other users causing your PSU to struggle to keep up. That is why they always say to put somthing like an electric heater or window AC on a separate circuit. Are you using 220 or 120volts?

It is possible an unstable power supply could do that also. Have you updated the AMD chipset drivers? Windows does not automatically update those! I buildt my B450 in march and there have already been two chip-set updates.

Is your ram voltage 1.35V? DDR4 usually defaults to 1.2V. Your ram calls for 1.35v especially if you are running 4 sticks it requires the higher voltage, maybe even 1.4v. I have the B450 TOMAHAWK MAX with G.SKILL, Ripjaws V Series, F4-3200C16D-32GVR memory and XMP didn't work, I had to set it...

Never use anything wet in cleaning your computer! If the ram wasn't plugged in perfectly it could have caused a small arc like Ralston18 said leaving a carbon deposit said and cleaning it fixed it. You should invest in a UPS system, It doesn't have to be a real expensive one unless you intend to...

You board is a socket 775 core2Duo compatible, most of these require "low density" DDR3 that is not being made anymore. The 4GB stick you have is probably "high density" I had the same issue with my old 775 board. I was able to find some 4GB sticks on eBay. I could not find much info about...

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I have the same board but I heard it likes G-skill better so I went with G.SKILL, Ripjaws V Series, F4-3200C16D-32GVR ( on the QVL) when I first booted they ran at 2133 default, had to manually raise it to 3200 and has been happy ever since. I don't know if it is me but it seems more people...

Those are 2 differant sets of memory modules with different CL timings and different frequencies. Have you tried the CMK16GX4M2B3200C16 Ver4.32 pair in A2 , B2?