- Nov 21, 2021
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Hardware:
GPU: MSI RTX 3070 Gaming X Trio
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x
MOBO: ASUS B450M TUF Gaming PRO
Old Ram: GeiL Evo Potenza 2x8 (3200,cas16)
New Ram (Returned): Gskill 2x16 Tridentz Royal (3600,cas16)
New Ram (Current): Gskill 2x16 Tridentz RGB (3600,cas17)
NVME: TeamGroup 256 GB NVME (TM8FP6256G0C101) (Formatted for UEFI)
Ive been having weird issues with the NVME after installing new ram. Originally ram was 2x8, and was only on the support list for ryzen, but not for the motherboard.
I tried installing new ram, but that ended up causing these issues. It ended up causing blue screens when starting up, so I ended up buying other new ram that was compatible with both lists for the motherboard and cpu (The current GSkill ram)
The weird crashing issue still continued until me and a couple of others found out issue was mobo stops detecting the UEFI Boot, and ends up wanting to launch others. Was resolved by forcing only boot on the windows boot uefi from the NVME, removing every other drive from the list since theres no windows installs, and turning on CSM to do UEFI first.
The issues still continued, but only at times when booting did it rarely stop detecting the drive and slow to a crawl (The mouse stutters when moving until blue screen then shows up and restarts) until a reboot from turning on and off the PSU from the back was done to fix it and have the uefi show back up on boots. A regular restart would still have still have the windows boot gone from the boot list.
The issue only happens during a boot, after that if it gets past the login, it runs perfectly normal.
Although it sometimes doesnt boot right, it still runs normally until recently. Windows seemingly forced me to update, and during the update after a restart, where it restarts into "Getting Windows ready, dont turn off your computer", it seems to always have issues with continuing, with it getitng stuck on 80% or so done, and then doing the missing boot thing from above, until just blue screening.
I was only able to stop it by waiting for when windows booted instead to "Windows did not boot properly", and just using windows restore to revert back to update, however it still wants me to update, so I ended up pausing it, but it seems that as soon as it hits christmas, im forced to update and then I will be stuck on update loop again.
My guess is either I didnt do the correct Bios settings (I tried following one person's suggestion from a forum post, but it seems ASUS reorganized their bios menu, so i couldnt follow), either the motherboard has an issue where it cant detect anything from that nvme slot anymore, or the nvme is the issue, and seems to work normally.
Also, I've already tried memtest86, it seems to always follow with a pass.
GPU: MSI RTX 3070 Gaming X Trio
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x
MOBO: ASUS B450M TUF Gaming PRO
Old Ram: GeiL Evo Potenza 2x8 (3200,cas16)
New Ram (Returned): Gskill 2x16 Tridentz Royal (3600,cas16)
New Ram (Current): Gskill 2x16 Tridentz RGB (3600,cas17)
NVME: TeamGroup 256 GB NVME (TM8FP6256G0C101) (Formatted for UEFI)
Ive been having weird issues with the NVME after installing new ram. Originally ram was 2x8, and was only on the support list for ryzen, but not for the motherboard.
I tried installing new ram, but that ended up causing these issues. It ended up causing blue screens when starting up, so I ended up buying other new ram that was compatible with both lists for the motherboard and cpu (The current GSkill ram)
The weird crashing issue still continued until me and a couple of others found out issue was mobo stops detecting the UEFI Boot, and ends up wanting to launch others. Was resolved by forcing only boot on the windows boot uefi from the NVME, removing every other drive from the list since theres no windows installs, and turning on CSM to do UEFI first.
The issues still continued, but only at times when booting did it rarely stop detecting the drive and slow to a crawl (The mouse stutters when moving until blue screen then shows up and restarts) until a reboot from turning on and off the PSU from the back was done to fix it and have the uefi show back up on boots. A regular restart would still have still have the windows boot gone from the boot list.
The issue only happens during a boot, after that if it gets past the login, it runs perfectly normal.
Although it sometimes doesnt boot right, it still runs normally until recently. Windows seemingly forced me to update, and during the update after a restart, where it restarts into "Getting Windows ready, dont turn off your computer", it seems to always have issues with continuing, with it getitng stuck on 80% or so done, and then doing the missing boot thing from above, until just blue screening.
I was only able to stop it by waiting for when windows booted instead to "Windows did not boot properly", and just using windows restore to revert back to update, however it still wants me to update, so I ended up pausing it, but it seems that as soon as it hits christmas, im forced to update and then I will be stuck on update loop again.
My guess is either I didnt do the correct Bios settings (I tried following one person's suggestion from a forum post, but it seems ASUS reorganized their bios menu, so i couldnt follow), either the motherboard has an issue where it cant detect anything from that nvme slot anymore, or the nvme is the issue, and seems to work normally.
Also, I've already tried memtest86, it seems to always follow with a pass.
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