So I've built a new RTX 4090 PC just in the last couple weeks, using a 7800x3D, MSI MAG X670E AM5 board, and a kit of G-SKILL ripjaws S5, CL30 6000mhz, 32gb - and I think I am having some stability issues related to the RAM.
I've never really had a crash during gaming, that wasn't obviously related to a GPU overclock, however I've had my PC lockup, cut to black, and restart when using chrome, or just general web-browsing. I notice somewhat regular flickers/stutters when watching youtube or streaming as well.
These symptoms get heavily exacerbated when I modify the memory training settings (to get faster POST times), like the 'powerdown enable' and the other setting - it crashes more often.
I don't really know anything about memory overclocking outside of the absolute basics, I'm usually an 'XMP and leave it' type of person - and I've never really had issues like this before on such a high end machine. Is there a defect somewhere here, or is it just poor luck and these parts are unstable at these speeds (even though everything is mostly stock outside of a GPU undervolt)? Is it even a RAM issue?
Would greatly appreciate any advice here to hopefully figure out what is going on!
I've never really had a crash during gaming, that wasn't obviously related to a GPU overclock, however I've had my PC lockup, cut to black, and restart when using chrome, or just general web-browsing. I notice somewhat regular flickers/stutters when watching youtube or streaming as well.
These symptoms get heavily exacerbated when I modify the memory training settings (to get faster POST times), like the 'powerdown enable' and the other setting - it crashes more often.
I don't really know anything about memory overclocking outside of the absolute basics, I'm usually an 'XMP and leave it' type of person - and I've never really had issues like this before on such a high end machine. Is there a defect somewhere here, or is it just poor luck and these parts are unstable at these speeds (even though everything is mostly stock outside of a GPU undervolt)? Is it even a RAM issue?
Would greatly appreciate any advice here to hopefully figure out what is going on!