Question In a loss

[Strongwolf2]

Hi, guys.

So I have a new build : Ryzen 7600xx; Radeon 6750XT 12GB; AsRock B560; 32GB Trident Z5 ram2400(4800) RAM; Corsair MP 600 main drive; 240mm Artic AIO in a NZXT H5 Flow case.
So this is my problem; Time Spy--12960 'good'; Fire Strike Ex. ---17500 'also good: Cinebench R20 729 'terrible.
Am I missing something.
First boot I do a cineB of over 6000 then I start messing up with the memory speed the pc crash and it won't boot again. After some tickling I got it to boot. There was no echo boost or whatever the first time. Second time I use "echo boost" and memory at 2100 al is well. Then I set the memory to 2300 in the bios and it crash again and won't boot. Again tickling solve the problem, but I'm in a lost. RAM is rated to 2400. I use Ryzen Master echo mode and the ram boosted to6000. Still I get disappointing Cine Bench score. Everything else is running fine.
This is my first 7000 build. Any ideas. 🤔

 

[COLGeek]

Are you manually setting memory timing, or using an XMP profile?

Is your motherboard BIOS using the most recent version available for it?

 

[Strongwolf2]

Are you manually setting memory timing, or using an XMP profile?

Is your motherboard BIOS using the most recent version available for it?

The bios update do the trick. I was one full version behind. As always you come thru.
Thank you very much. I'm such a happy boy right now.
Getting over 5000 on Cine Bench, with out tweaking.

As per the memory handling I will do it manually (I think).

 

[COLGeek]

Glad the BIOS update did the trick. Have fun!