As the title says, my pc gets stuck in restart and in bios.
So I had an internet hickup, but might have been the pc itself. So I restarted the modem and meanwhile it was booting up again I decided to do "update and restart" so it installs the downloaded windows update meanwhile the modem boots completely. So I did that and "restarting" was stuck for like 10-20mins.
I decided to manually shutdown the pc and when I booted it up again the bios was stuck, no loading and remained there for another 10mins or so. I manually restarted the pc and the same.
I decided to clear cmos, it kinda worked but the pc wouldn't post. So I checked the ram, I removed the 4th slot ram and the pc booted just fine.
Here is the thing, I removed the "working one" lets call it Ram1, and exchanged it for Ram2 in the same slot, and it worked as well. Then I removed Ram2 to then put Ram1 on slot 4 (which was empty) and it booted fine. I then tried Ram2 alone, in the same slot 4 and it worked as well.
So at this point both are working.
I placed both again in their original spots and it didnt boot, the dram and cpu white leds where turning on back and forth.
I swapped them and then the PC worked as normal.
Now with a working pc, I started playing Escape From Tarkov (ram intensive game, know to have memory leaks)
I played just fine, when the game doesnt feel stable or freezing I would usually close the game by ending the task .exe.
Now here is the odd part, I couldn't end the task at all, but it was taking very few resources on my pc. So I decided to again, restart my pc. And the same thing happened all over again.
Now Im running the pc with 1 stick, but as I tested previously, both work individually.
Gonna try reseating them again and see if they work together again.
Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k
GPU: RTX 3080
Mobo: Z390 Edge Gaming AC (or something like it, forgot the full name)
Ram: 3200 mhz 16gb (2x8gb)
PSU: 650w Gold
Any clues?
So I had an internet hickup, but might have been the pc itself. So I restarted the modem and meanwhile it was booting up again I decided to do "update and restart" so it installs the downloaded windows update meanwhile the modem boots completely. So I did that and "restarting" was stuck for like 10-20mins.
I decided to manually shutdown the pc and when I booted it up again the bios was stuck, no loading and remained there for another 10mins or so. I manually restarted the pc and the same.
I decided to clear cmos, it kinda worked but the pc wouldn't post. So I checked the ram, I removed the 4th slot ram and the pc booted just fine.
Here is the thing, I removed the "working one" lets call it Ram1, and exchanged it for Ram2 in the same slot, and it worked as well. Then I removed Ram2 to then put Ram1 on slot 4 (which was empty) and it booted fine. I then tried Ram2 alone, in the same slot 4 and it worked as well.
So at this point both are working.
I placed both again in their original spots and it didnt boot, the dram and cpu white leds where turning on back and forth.
I swapped them and then the PC worked as normal.
Now with a working pc, I started playing Escape From Tarkov (ram intensive game, know to have memory leaks)
I played just fine, when the game doesnt feel stable or freezing I would usually close the game by ending the task .exe.
Now here is the odd part, I couldn't end the task at all, but it was taking very few resources on my pc. So I decided to again, restart my pc. And the same thing happened all over again.
Now Im running the pc with 1 stick, but as I tested previously, both work individually.
Gonna try reseating them again and see if they work together again.
Specs:
CPU: i7-8700k
GPU: RTX 3080
Mobo: Z390 Edge Gaming AC (or something like it, forgot the full name)
Ram: 3200 mhz 16gb (2x8gb)
PSU: 650w Gold
Any clues?
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