Parts in this pile-o-crap
Asus Tuf Gaming X570 Plus
Ryzen 9 3950x
G.Skill Trident Z 3600 c14
American Megatrends Bios 3602
360mm Radiator with push/pull fans
Win 10.0.19042
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti/Studio Driver Version 460.89
Don't remember what type of Power Supply it has. I am planning on changing the coolant sometime soon, will find out when I haul the 80 pound pig outside.
Anyways, if I set it to D.O.C.P. it will randomly reboot. Sometimes right after it boots, sometimes it will wait until I am editing images (I am Renegade Raceways "Official" Photographer). If I am editing images often times it will cause a cache issue in my editing software. I seen a thread somewhere, someone with the same board/chip/RAM is having the same problem. He manually entered the information he got from a RAM calculator and claims the problem was resolved. Unsure of what this means but it is on the Thaipoon Burner site..."This software does not fix hardware failures of RGB-capable DDR4 DRAM modules like Trident Z or Vengeance RGB. But you can use Thaiphoon Burner to restore corrupted SPD content to its original state. " but seeing as how that is the RAM I have I question if the data it provides is usable. If I import it the data provided by Thaipoon into the DRAM Calculator for RYZEN I get a message stating limit for GEN 1 is reached.
Now that I have made a complete mess out of describing my problem....
If I set the RAM up using the DOCP settings the computer randomly crashes. But it rips thru exporting the edited images out of Lightroom. If I set it up using default settings it does not crash but is painfully slow at exporting. I have tried to enter the data from the calculator but I am a bit rusty at probing my way around the bios and simply don't know where some things are located. And then there is the problem with...for example....the calculator says tcl 14. In the bios tcl has 14h, not just 14. I am guessing that they are one in the same but....
Then there is the other issue. I can not update the bios. Winhosed has associated one of my editing software programs with .CAP files, unsure if this is causing a problem or not. I have downloaded a more current BIOS, extracted it and used the renaming app. Put this renamed .CAP file on a USB drive and the updater in the bios tells me that selected file is not a proper bios.
Apologies for being all over the map...I am more then slightly frustrated, I have several dozen people asking for images. If I set the machine up so that it edits/exports quickly it randomly crashes. If I set it up so it does not crash it is painfully slow at editing/exporting. Buddy that is a bit of a computer guy is telling me to update to mthe most current bios but well...I can't.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated....
Asus Tuf Gaming X570 Plus
Ryzen 9 3950x
G.Skill Trident Z 3600 c14
American Megatrends Bios 3602
360mm Radiator with push/pull fans
Win 10.0.19042
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080Ti/Studio Driver Version 460.89
Don't remember what type of Power Supply it has. I am planning on changing the coolant sometime soon, will find out when I haul the 80 pound pig outside.
Anyways, if I set it to D.O.C.P. it will randomly reboot. Sometimes right after it boots, sometimes it will wait until I am editing images (I am Renegade Raceways "Official" Photographer). If I am editing images often times it will cause a cache issue in my editing software. I seen a thread somewhere, someone with the same board/chip/RAM is having the same problem. He manually entered the information he got from a RAM calculator and claims the problem was resolved. Unsure of what this means but it is on the Thaipoon Burner site..."This software does not fix hardware failures of RGB-capable DDR4 DRAM modules like Trident Z or Vengeance RGB. But you can use Thaiphoon Burner to restore corrupted SPD content to its original state. " but seeing as how that is the RAM I have I question if the data it provides is usable. If I import it the data provided by Thaipoon into the DRAM Calculator for RYZEN I get a message stating limit for GEN 1 is reached.
Now that I have made a complete mess out of describing my problem....
If I set the RAM up using the DOCP settings the computer randomly crashes. But it rips thru exporting the edited images out of Lightroom. If I set it up using default settings it does not crash but is painfully slow at exporting. I have tried to enter the data from the calculator but I am a bit rusty at probing my way around the bios and simply don't know where some things are located. And then there is the problem with...for example....the calculator says tcl 14. In the bios tcl has 14h, not just 14. I am guessing that they are one in the same but....
Then there is the other issue. I can not update the bios. Winhosed has associated one of my editing software programs with .CAP files, unsure if this is causing a problem or not. I have downloaded a more current BIOS, extracted it and used the renaming app. Put this renamed .CAP file on a USB drive and the updater in the bios tells me that selected file is not a proper bios.
Apologies for being all over the map...I am more then slightly frustrated, I have several dozen people asking for images. If I set the machine up so that it edits/exports quickly it randomly crashes. If I set it up so it does not crash it is painfully slow at editing/exporting. Buddy that is a bit of a computer guy is telling me to update to mthe most current bios but well...I can't.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated....
. Sometimes the reboot is right after I start the machine, sometimes it is after I have been editing images for an hour. The cooling system is just one of the Thermal Take "kits in a box". I did manage to get my PC out to the garage and change the coolant and blow the dust out of it.
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