Installed new 3600 on Asrock B350 Gaming K4 after installilng new BIOS and all in 1 drivers.. getting blue screens constantly..
I didnt install them first as I dont have onboard VGA.. or does that not matter?Do you have the CPU you used to update the BIOS around to try? If so, use that to see if the blue screen still occurs.
Also, on the instructions for the BIOS update, it says there were VGA drivers to install beforehand. Did you install these?
Thats what asrock replied me for the all in 1 drivers because i didnt have a ryzen with integraded graphics but just a ryzen 5 1400.I didnt install them first as I dont have onboard VGA.. or does that not matter?
I'm not sure, those petrol station look a little bit too far for me.
Your system is crashing not rebooting itself. You won't always get BSOD when you crash. This happens to me all the time when I'm stability testing overclocks. I've been having some stability issue's with a few different AsRock b450 boards and the 3600 CPU's that are memory related. It might be worth running memtest86 to see if your memory is stable. https://www.memtest86.com/Well I did a "refresh" of my Windows 10 1903 install and re-installed chipset drivers etc etc...happy to say I am 99% stable now with NO BLUE SCREENS... the only thing I get very seldomly is the system will reboot all by itself... its not heat related because im only getting temps in the mid 60's under load... apart from that its flying along.
Bios chips for older board may not enough to storage that much. So they had to take things out of the bios to make it fit which led to instability of the system. It was just better for people that went for Ryzen 3000 series and bought Ryzen X570/500 series motherboard .Your system is crashing not rebooting itself. You won't always get BSOD when you crash. This happens to me all the time when I'm stability testing overclocks. I've been having some stability issue's with a few different AsRock b450 boards and the 3600 CPU's that are memory related. It might be worth running memtest86 to see if your memory is stable. https://www.memtest86.com/
It takes about 3 hours to run through all 4 passes. Instability issues usually crop up very early in the test so you can kill the test and adjust settings then run it again until stable. All it took to get memory stable for me was to load XMP and drop down one speed. YMMV.
Hopefully this will get cleared up in the next round of Bios updates.
Your system is crashing not rebooting itself. You won't always get BSOD when you crash. This happens to me all the time when I'm stability testing overclocks. I've been having some stability issue's with a few different AsRock b450 boards and the 3600 CPU's that are memory related. It might be worth running memtest86 to see if your memory is stable. https://www.memtest86.com/
It takes about 3 hours to run through all 4 passes. Instability issues usually crop up very early in the test so you can kill the test and adjust settings then run it again until stable. All it took to get memory stable for me was to load XMP and drop down one speed. YMMV.
Hopefully this will get cleared up in the next round of Bios updates.
Well, as said, the board was returned already. Just FYI, i was trying to install the drivers before, but since there was no chance to stay in Windows for long enough time to install the drivers, it would still be useless... ATM got 3600, MSI X570 MPG Gaming Edge WIFI, RAM Patriot Viper Steel series @3600 14-15-15-15-30 1T and it is stable, but still worried about low write speed of the RAM. But that is for another topicDaPeacmaker - many motherboard manufacturers, including the one of yours, made drivers to be installed BEFORE updating the BIOS. Did you install yours?