THIS IS SOLVE - SEE EDIT BELOW
Hi everyone,
I just bought a new pc, built it together myself.
Parts List:
MB - NZXT N7 B650E
GPU - GIGABYTE RTX 4090 Aorus
CPU - Ryzen 7 7800
RAM - 2x32gb Silicon Power Zenith 6000mhz
PSU - 1000W be quiet!
All mentioned components are brand new, the ram was bought together and the motherboard is on the latest bios.
Problem I'm having is that when I try to boot with two ram sticks it wont start.
Only using one ram stick in slot B2 gets me to the bios.
Sticks are running at 4800mhz natively.
What I noticed is that I can dual boot with two ram sticks when I lower the mhz to 3200.
Turning on XMP Profile doesn't solve anything.
If you could give me any tipps I would appreciate it very much. Been sitting on this problem for the past 2-3 hours.
I am literally losing my damn mind.
EDIT: So turns out I had to run the sticks in the A2 / B2 configuration for them to work. With this I can even run them at the advertised 6000mhz.
I kinda chipped the A2 locking mechanism and the ram stick wouldn't enter there so I tried using the other slots. Turns out there was just some plastic wedged in there, removing that let me insert the stick and the pc booted up flawlessly.
Hi everyone,
I just bought a new pc, built it together myself.
Parts List:
MB - NZXT N7 B650E
GPU - GIGABYTE RTX 4090 Aorus
CPU - Ryzen 7 7800
RAM - 2x32gb Silicon Power Zenith 6000mhz
PSU - 1000W be quiet!
All mentioned components are brand new, the ram was bought together and the motherboard is on the latest bios.
Problem I'm having is that when I try to boot with two ram sticks it wont start.
Only using one ram stick in slot B2 gets me to the bios.
Sticks are running at 4800mhz natively.
What I noticed is that I can dual boot with two ram sticks when I lower the mhz to 3200.
Turning on XMP Profile doesn't solve anything.
If you could give me any tipps I would appreciate it very much. Been sitting on this problem for the past 2-3 hours.
I am literally losing my damn mind.
EDIT: So turns out I had to run the sticks in the A2 / B2 configuration for them to work. With this I can even run them at the advertised 6000mhz.
I kinda chipped the A2 locking mechanism and the ram stick wouldn't enter there so I tried using the other slots. Turns out there was just some plastic wedged in there, removing that let me insert the stick and the pc booted up flawlessly.
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