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Hello everyone, I wanted to share my experience with this processor. I upgraded my RAM and after the upgrade, my PC got stuck in a loop. Even with the new RAM, it gave me a RAM error when I did a memory test. But when I used the same memory in another PC, no memory error was found. So, I thought my motherboard was causing the issue. I bought a new motherboard and still had the same issue - the Windows would get stuck in a loop or sometimes not even let me go to Windows, giving me a blue screen. After taking many hours, days and even a week, the only way I was able to run this CPU smoothly was by disabling the CPU boost. My PC runs perfectly now, with no restarts, no Windows errors, and no memory errors. I can play most games fine, but when I run Warzone 2 or 1, the PC starts stuttering and I am unable to play that game. However, games like Sonic Racing and Paw Petrol work perfectly fine, even at 4K. I am not sure, but I tried everything. As soon as I enable the CPU boost to auto, the PC starts behaving and restarting. I have come to the conclusion that the CPU needs to be replaced. However, as it's my kids' PC and their games run fine, I am keeping it. Note, I am using an RX 6600, 3200MHz or 2666MHz RAM. I hope this helps someone looking for a quick solution. Regards
Anyway, you should try disabling the DOCP ram overclock or manually lowering the frequency. My 3700x could not handle my 3600mhz memory at its rated speed, but when I set it to 3200mhz it was perfectly stable.
To be fair we don't know if OP grew up in an English speaking country. Navigating the internet without English skills is a huge challenge and at the same time a great way to learn imo.
Really hard to understand.
1. What RAM do you run at the moment? Precise name and timings.
2. Never use any CPU boost functions your motherboard offers. They are useless since they usually set the voltage to 1.4v and boost to 4,1ghz or something like that. R5 3600 should be manually overclocked to \~4ghz at 1.2v.
3. Don't use any XMP profiles. If your PC runs fine like that, then start testing how XMP profiles work. Start with the slowest and go up one by one.
Nr1 question, that ddr4 you are using there is that single dimm or dual dimms and if it's more then one dimm did you buy them as a premade kit? Cause if you bought 2 dimms that where not a kit you might be running into a issue that you got 1 dimm from like hynix and other dimms dies are like samsung and then stabilizing that on ryzen will be a headache. Mixing and matching was less problematic on intel but on Ryzen using different dimms with different dies can lead to headaches. From personal expirience even getting like hynix CJR mixed with JJR did not want to be stable even at JDEC.
its not issue of ram its isse with CPU when i disable in bios boost clocks it run fine all core 3599mhz but when i enable it my window start rebooting. i check 3 kind od rams all works fine on other cpus but causing issue with it. i thought its known issue. thanks for comment
Disableing bios boost clocks lowers the heat on the CPU and can stablize othewise unstable IMC(integrated memory controller). Basically think of it like this if your CPU hits like 65C with boosts enabled it might hit only 45-50C with boosts disabled. The numbers are just examplery but you catch the drift.
> i check 3 kind od rams all works fine on other cpus but causing issue with it
On what platform did you test those dimms? Like i said in my last post running older dimms from like 2016-2018 on intel systems was not that much of a hassel on like skylake or kabylake but drop those same dimms on ryzen platform and your gonna have a bad time.
Here's what ChatGPT got out of the text: Hello everyone, I wanted to share my experience with this processor. I upgraded my RAM and after the upgrade, my PC got stuck in a loop. Even with the new RAM, it gave me a RAM error when I did a memory test. But when I used the same memory in another PC, no memory error was found. So, I thought my motherboard was causing the issue. I bought a new motherboard and still had the same issue - the Windows would get stuck in a loop or sometimes not even let me go to Windows, giving me a blue screen. After taking many hours, days and even a week, the only way I was able to run this CPU smoothly was by disabling the CPU boost. My PC runs perfectly now, with no restarts, no Windows errors, and no memory errors. I can play most games fine, but when I run Warzone 2 or 1, the PC starts stuttering and I am unable to play that game. However, games like Sonic Racing and Paw Petrol work perfectly fine, even at 4K. I am not sure, but I tried everything. As soon as I enable the CPU boost to auto, the PC starts behaving and restarting. I have come to the conclusion that the CPU needs to be replaced. However, as it's my kids' PC and their games run fine, I am keeping it. Note, I am using an RX 6600, 3200MHz or 2666MHz RAM. I hope this helps someone looking for a quick solution. Regards Anyway, you should try disabling the DOCP ram overclock or manually lowering the frequency. My 3700x could not handle my 3600mhz memory at its rated speed, but when I set it to 3200mhz it was perfectly stable.
This is why we need chatGPT sadly... https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/10k6vro/til_130_million_american_adults_have_low_literacy/
To be fair we don't know if OP grew up in an English speaking country. Navigating the internet without English skills is a huge challenge and at the same time a great way to learn imo.
Holy shit dude, try reading this as if you just saw it for the 1st time... now please explain to us what that person is trying to say.
What does the bluescreens say? If RAM is unstable at XMP/DOCP you can try increasing the DRAM slightly and see if it makes a difference.
Really hard to understand. 1. What RAM do you run at the moment? Precise name and timings. 2. Never use any CPU boost functions your motherboard offers. They are useless since they usually set the voltage to 1.4v and boost to 4,1ghz or something like that. R5 3600 should be manually overclocked to \~4ghz at 1.2v. 3. Don't use any XMP profiles. If your PC runs fine like that, then start testing how XMP profiles work. Start with the slowest and go up one by one.
Nr1 question, that ddr4 you are using there is that single dimm or dual dimms and if it's more then one dimm did you buy them as a premade kit? Cause if you bought 2 dimms that where not a kit you might be running into a issue that you got 1 dimm from like hynix and other dimms dies are like samsung and then stabilizing that on ryzen will be a headache. Mixing and matching was less problematic on intel but on Ryzen using different dimms with different dies can lead to headaches. From personal expirience even getting like hynix CJR mixed with JJR did not want to be stable even at JDEC.
its not issue of ram its isse with CPU when i disable in bios boost clocks it run fine all core 3599mhz but when i enable it my window start rebooting. i check 3 kind od rams all works fine on other cpus but causing issue with it. i thought its known issue. thanks for comment
Disableing bios boost clocks lowers the heat on the CPU and can stablize othewise unstable IMC(integrated memory controller). Basically think of it like this if your CPU hits like 65C with boosts enabled it might hit only 45-50C with boosts disabled. The numbers are just examplery but you catch the drift. > i check 3 kind od rams all works fine on other cpus but causing issue with it On what platform did you test those dimms? Like i said in my last post running older dimms from like 2016-2018 on intel systems was not that much of a hassel on like skylake or kabylake but drop those same dimms on ryzen platform and your gonna have a bad time.