XMP Causes BSOD so i disabled but still have a problems

[Alesta]

i5 12600kf

32GB x2,16gb DDR5 6000MHZ

B760M


i turned off XMP it changed to 4800mhz but i still got some random BSOD issues.
like i tried shift restart to go bios it just gives me a BSOD.

[Corona Scurrae]

Can you post the specific motherboard model? Also I suggest you manually tweak memory if xmp is unstable

[ˢᵈˣ FatCat]

Worth to try to use single Ram when this kind of anomaly happens, tweak the first RAm first, then the ,2nd one, or ultimate weapon reset cmos

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Originally posted by Alesta:

i5 12600kf

32GB x2,16gb DDR5 6000MHZ

Hmm, this was 64 GB of RAM with 4 sticks or something else?
BSOD maybe related to others overclocking NOT JUST XMP, it could be CPU and GPU overclocking as well.

[Alesta]

i updated bios its old i noticed

and changed to 6000mhz again enabled XMP lets see if memory problems happen again.

[Corona Scurrae]

Originally posted by Alesta:

i updated bios its old i noticed

and changed to 6000mhz again enabled XMP lets see if memory problems happen again.

I suggest you run a memory test for at least 12 hours to ensure stability

[Alesta]

Originally posted by Yhorm:

Originally posted by Alesta:

i updated bios its old i noticed

and changed to 6000mhz again enabled XMP lets see if memory problems happen again.

I suggest you run a memory test for at least 12 hours to ensure stability

Sure i did this while ram is 4800mhz and old bios


windows detect memory problems and then i run

memtest86 it gives 0 errors. in 3 hours

[Alesta]

motherboard is COLORFUL BATTLE-AX B760M-K D5 V20

supports 7200mhz ddr5 ram

Cpu is supports 4800mhz ddr5 but its fine to work 6000mhz ddr5 ram on it

[Corona Scurrae]

Originally posted by Alesta:

Originally posted by Yhorm:

I suggest you run a memory test for at least 12 hours to ensure stability

Sure i did this while ram is 4800mhz and old bios


windows detect memory problems and then i run

memtest86 it gives 0 errors. in 3 hours

Good man

[Alesta]

Originally posted by Yhorm:

Originally posted by Alesta:

Sure i did this while ram is 4800mhz and old bios


windows detect memory problems and then i run

memtest86 it gives 0 errors. in 3 hours

Good man

Next day i try memtest86 with 6000mhz

hope its gives 0 errors too

after bios update i did not have any issues so far.

[Mabi]

Ah! DDR5.... attempt this year to introduce a new format. fingers crossed.

[Tiberius]

Reseat your ram first and redo the stress test. Loose ram will give this kind of issue

[Alesta]

problem is solved it seems after bios update after 6 hours no issues so far

[󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡⁧⁧Kei]

Originally posted by Alesta:

problem is solved it seems after bios update after 6 hours no issues so far

"if it isn't broken, don't fix it, if it's broken, attempt to fix it"
someone once told me that so it seems true

[Alesta]

Originally posted by Alesta:

problem is solved it seems after bios update after 6 hours no issues so far

Problem not solved.

when i woke up i get another 1 BSOD while using chrome

IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

[Alesta]

i get this mesaage at memtest86 at 6000mhz

RAM may be vulnerable to high frequency row hammer bit flips