Hello everyone.
So, I've sold my GPU yesterday and now get this strange issue with XMP enabled. I boot my PC, but the monitor stays black. Then I turn it off, boot again, everything boots and works without BSODs or errors. Then I shut the pc off, turn it on and again, it goes black, but shut it off and then on and it boots again! This happens all the time. I found out that this happens only when XMP is enabled, but the thing is, it didn't happen at all when I was using RX 6600 XT. Now that I changed to iGPU is when it started happening.
Specs:
i9 10850k stock
MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Plus
Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB Dual Channel 32GB 3600 CL18
Corsair RM750 PSU
Samsung SATA SSD
Windows 10
I've tried turning off fast boot, but the same issue happens. Only disabling XMP is when it gets fixed. My question is, can it be my CPU's memory controller? Or PSU, or the motherboard? Is there a way to identify this? Thanks in advance.
EDIT: just tested, this happens with EVERY frequency I set to manual, even if it's lower than the default 2666mhz. This issue stops only when I choose "auto" for the memory. Very weird.
So, I've sold my GPU yesterday and now get this strange issue with XMP enabled. I boot my PC, but the monitor stays black. Then I turn it off, boot again, everything boots and works without BSODs or errors. Then I shut the pc off, turn it on and again, it goes black, but shut it off and then on and it boots again! This happens all the time. I found out that this happens only when XMP is enabled, but the thing is, it didn't happen at all when I was using RX 6600 XT. Now that I changed to iGPU is when it started happening.
Specs:
i9 10850k stock
MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Plus
Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB Dual Channel 32GB 3600 CL18
Corsair RM750 PSU
Samsung SATA SSD
Windows 10
I've tried turning off fast boot, but the same issue happens. Only disabling XMP is when it gets fixed. My question is, can it be my CPU's memory controller? Or PSU, or the motherboard? Is there a way to identify this? Thanks in advance.
EDIT: just tested, this happens with EVERY frequency I set to manual, even if it's lower than the default 2666mhz. This issue stops only when I choose "auto" for the memory. Very weird.
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