Getting Blue screen when I try get my ram to run at stock 3200mhz

[Venomspread3r]

When enter the bios on my gigabyte x99 P5 board and go to xmp profile to put my 32gb ram to its speed of 3200mhz I get the blue screen and I have to put the speed back to 2333mhz my memory is corsair vengeance- any help would be very helpful many thanks

[Bad 💀 Motha]

DRAM Frequency: 3200
DRAM Voltage: 1.35500

Timings
CAS# Latency (CL) : 16
RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD): 19
RAS# Precharge (tRP): 19
Cycle Time (tRAS): 36

Leave the rest of the timings on AUTO and "Save & Exit"
See how that does. With some RAM you may need to change "Command Rate" in Timings to 2T, instead of 1T

[ugafan]

if that doesn't work, the next step would be to load the profile for 3200, but choose a lower frequency.

[Venomspread3r]

I'm just running a memory diagnostic at the moment but Thankyou I'll try that

[The Rock God]

What kind of settings are you running on the CPU overclock? I had trouble when I built this system and it came down to the BCLK I was using not working with my RAM (DDR4-3000).

[Venomspread3r]

Did all the above -
Got this message at boot
" the system has experienced a boot failure possibly due to incorrect configuration.
Previous settings in BIOS may not be compatible with current hardware state
Current cpu speed : 3.503.96MHz
Current BCLK: 100.10MHz
Current Memory speed: 2135.65MHz

I'm not overclocking My CPU it's at stock

Did you get it to work the Rock God?

[The Rock God]

I got mine working by using a 125 BCLK, though this wouldn't apply to you.

I was googling around trying to find any specific issues with your mobo (which is how I found out what was causing mine). All I can guess is something with one of the other settings for the multipliers for the memory.

See if this is of any use to you:
http://www.tweaktown.com/guides/6805/gigabyte-x99-gaming-g1-motherboard-overview-and-overclocking-guide/index4.html

[Venomspread3r]

Hi there I went into bios selected xmp (profile 1) which was 3200MHz however when I selected this I got the blue screen on boot up - so Input 3000MHz manually
With the timings
16
19
19
36
With voltage 1.35 for the Dram then saved and booted up it went to my desktop this time - so I've just booted up CPU-Z
it says the DRAM frequency is 1499.7MHz (this is doubled isn't it?)
With NB Frequency at 3099.3MHz
I can see the timings are 16,19,19,36
I don't want to jump the gun here BUT does this mean my Ram now running at 3000MHz??

[The Rock God]

Yeah, you're running 3000 now. The trick is to figure out just what you need to get 3200.

[Venomspread3r]

It's nearly 1am here so I'll call it a day for tonight - and try to get it to 3200MHz tommorow although if it blue screens again I'll have to settle for 3000MHz which isn't great but what can I do ?
Just want to say thankyou to everybody that has contributed to helping me you've all been awesome 👍🏻

[[☥] - CJ -]

"• When running XMP at DDR4 3200 MHz or higher, the system’s stability depends on the CPU’s capabilities"

Being as thats the case, id possibly return the RAM and get something a little lower, just in case.

Not to mention, none of the tested RAM for those boards is that high, 2400 is the highest shown in the QVL

[Venomspread3r]

☥ - CJ -님이 먼저 게시:

"• When running XMP at DDR4 3200 MHz or higher, the system’s stability depends on the CPU’s capabilities"

Being as thats the case, id possibly return the RAM and get something a little lower, just in case.

Not to mention, none of the tested RAM for those boards is that high, 2400 is the highest shown in the QVL

Hi there thanks for the message - I can't return the ram as I've had it a few months now and can't find the packaging anywhere - sorry to sound an idiot but what is the QVL?
To be honest I've just had my computer repaired and mobo swapped out the board the shop replaced my old board with this gigabyte X99 gaming P5 Board it wouldn't have been my personal choice if I'm honest but it will have to do until Christmas.
Where are you reading about the QVL?
I was thinking about overclocking the cpu slightly to help with the OC - do you think that will help ? I mean if I can only get the 3000MHz well to be honest I'll leave it at that but I do want to try and get my stock speed - does anybody else have this board ?

[[☥] - CJ -]

quality vendors list
Products that are tested to be compatible

And its on the boards support section.

What CPU do you have? unless i missed it i didnt see you specify what you have
If 3000mhz is stable then go with that, you wont notice the difference.

[Venomspread3r]

☥ - CJ -님이 먼저 게시:

quality vendors list
Products that are tested to be compatible

And its on the boards support section.

What CPU do you have? unless i missed it i didnt see you specify what you have
If 3000mhz is stable then go with that, you wont notice the difference.

Thankyou very much for the speedy response I appreciate it.

My Cpu is an i7 6800k
I'm reading here ->
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-X99-Gaming-5P-rev-10#ov

That it supports up to 3400MHz DDR4

[ugafan]

i don't think you'll be able to get it 100% stable at 3200. run it whatever is stable. the difference in fps is going to be minuscule. maybe a frame or two, but that's it.

[Venomspread3r]

ugafan님이 먼저 게시:

i don't think you'll be able to get it 100% stable at 3200. run it whatever is stable. the difference in fps is going to be minuscule. maybe a frame or two, but that's it.

Hi Ugafan,
Would you not even try?
And should I OC my cpu a bit ?