[SOLVED] PC won't boot in D.O.C.P mode

[Deeepster]

Hello, so I tried overclocking on my new system and I got to know that my PC doesn't boot into a Windows 10 in D.O.C.P, instead it runs into BSOD . I also tried to boot with D.O.C.P while everything else was resetted and on auto, which didn't work neither. What could be the problem?

Specs:
Mobo - Asus Strix x570-E (bios 1405, which is the newest)
CPU - Ryzen 7 3700x
RAM - Corsair Vengeance LPX 32gb (4 x 8gb) CL15 3000mhz
GPU - Asus RTX 2080 Super
PSU - Corsair RM750x

 

[rgd1101]

4-kit?

 

[Deeepster]

Sorry, 4 x 8gb is what i meant by that. Few years ago i had 2 x 8gb, so i bought another same 2 x 8gb kit to get 32gb of ram.

 

[Deeepster]

So for some reason, if put it on manual mode instead of DOCP, I'm not getting any bsod issues at all. Why is that?

 

[Calvin7]

Use of multiple kits of memory have no guarantee to be compatible together. You are free to do your own compatibility testing with no guarantees.

DOCP settings are for memory in the form sold and not for other combinations you decide to create.

 

[Zizo007]

You can try lowering DOCP speed as 4 sticks are almost always slower than 2 sticks because its harder to run 4 modules on the CPU. Try 2933 first then if not stable, 2800 then 2667.

 

[Deeepster]

First of all I want to thank you all for your anserws here.

Does it matter if I use DOCP or Manual mode or Auto mode? Are there any differences? Actually right now I am running on Auto mode, where i've set my memory frequency to 3200mhz and FCLK frequency to 1600. Is it safe and worth(like does my computer perform better like that in games or in other tasks?) to stay on such settings which I'm on right now?

 

[Zizo007]

First of all I want to thank you all for your anserws here.

Does it matter if I use DOCP or Manual mode or Auto mode? Are there any differences? Actually right now I am running on Auto mode, where i've set my memory frequency to 3200mhz and FCLK frequency to 1600. Is it safe and worth(like does my computer perform better like that in games or in other tasks?) to stay on such settings which I'm on right now?

Is the RAM speed 3200Mhz in CPUZ? If yes and its stable keep those settings.
RAM speed doesn't affect games speed much unless you are running at 2400 or below.
The difference between 3600 and 3000 is like 2FPS which is insignificant.

Where you will see improvements is in memory heavy tasks which the normal user doesn't use anyways.

 

[Deeepster]

Yes, it's been absolutely stable so far. Thank you!