Question 32GB upgrade results in BSOD

[athlondude]

I have a Ryzen 7 1700 in an ASRock AB350 Pro4 Mainboard. I recently purchased a 32Gb upgrade kit (4 x 8gb) from Gskill and installed it. Now my PC boots to a BSOD. I tested the memory with Memtest and it tests fine. The PC boots without a BSOD if I run just one pair at a time but not all four. According to Gskill and ASRock website the kit I bought is compatible with the board. I did manage to get it to boot up and run with all four sticks installed if I bump the DRAM voltage up to 1.35 in the bios but I am not sure if that will continue to be stable or not. Has anyone run into this issue before and if so how did you fix it?

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Try updating to the latest bios. 1st gen CPUs and 300 series boards can be picky about ram support.

What ram kit is this?

 

[athlondude]

Try updating to the latest bios. 1st gen CPUs and 300 series boards can be picky about ram support.

What ram kit is this?

The Bios has been updated as far as I can take it with the CPU that I have in there. The kit I bought is right here: https://gskill.com/product/165/170/...XDDR4-2133MHz-CL15-15-15-35-1.20V32GB-(4x8GB)

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Ouch 2133mhz ram with Ryzen.

You could try raising the ram to 1.4v or so to get it stable. test with memtest x86

 

[athlondude]

Ouch 2133mhz ram with Ryzen.

You could try raising the ram to 1.4v or so to get it stable. test with memtest x86

Yeah its a 3 year old board so its limited. The 1.4 doesn't work either, I think that I may just be out of luck.