[SOLVED] DRAM motherboard LED lights up constantly after taking computer to different location.

[HereForDaStuff]

Last thing I did was change the A-XMP profile to profile one which was for one of the Ram sticks I had in the board. It booted up perfectly fine. Shut it off.

Moved it into a basement(less humid and a bit colder) the next day, put the Wi-Fi antennae on and set up the computer there. I get a DRAM error and even switching ram doesn't fix it. Both run at 4000mhz which the motherboard can run.

Is there anything that I can do or do I need to have it seen by a specialist to find out the problem?

 

[jay32267]

Last thing I did was change the A-XMP profile to profile one which was for one of the Ram sticks I had in the board. It booted up perfectly fine. Shut it off.

Moved it into a basement(less humid and a bit colder) the next day, put the Wi-Fi antennae on and set up the computer there. I get a DRAM error and even switching ram doesn't fix it. Both run at 4000mhz which the motherboard can run.

Is there anything that I can do or do I need to have it seen by a specialist to find out the problem?

I'd power down and reset the BIOS to get rid of the XMP profile in hopes I could get it to at least run.
System specs?

 

[HereForDaStuff]

I'd power down and reset the BIOS to get rid of the XMP profile in hopes I could get it to at least run.
System specs?

CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x
Motherboard: MSI MAG X570 Tomahawk Wi-Fi
Ram: Ballistix Max 16gb x 2 - BLM16G4018U4B.M8FB1 - 18-19-19-39 1.35V
GPU: Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 6700 XT

 

[HereForDaStuff]

I'd power down and reset the BIOS to get rid of the XMP profile in hopes I could get it to at least run.
System specs?

Could I just flash the bios onto the motherboard? I don't seem to have any jumper caps to clear the cmos.

 

[jay32267]

Could I just flash the bios onto the motherboard? I don't seem to have any jumper caps to clear the cmos.

You could flash a BIOS and then it should be at default values...but I find it easier to reset it with a jumper or remove the battery. What motherboard?

 

[HereForDaStuff]

You could flash a BIOS and then it should be at default values...but I find it easier to reset it with a jumper or remove the battery. What motherboard?

MSI MAG X570 Tomahawk Wi-Fi

 

[jay32267]

There's a jumper.
Page 40 in the manual.
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/MAG-X570-TOMAHAWK-WIFI#down-manual
or remove the battery for a few minutes.

 

[HereForDaStuff]

There's a jumper.
Page 40 in the manual.
https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/MAG-X570-TOMAHAWK-WIFI#down-manual
or remove the battery for a few minutes.

I do not see a jumper cap to use that is 2 pin sizes large. I'll try taking out the battery for a few minutes.

If that doesn't work, I'll try to use a very small flat head screwdriver and short that way for the 5-10seconds.