PC Boots but no display

SpyderTracks

SpyderTracks

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Noway21 said:
XMP DDR4-3200 16-18-18-36-1.35V

RAM sticks are in slots A1 and B2

I have always had XMP, has never been an issue before today. Even reseting bios/enabling default bios settings and then using XMP does not work
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Try reducing it to the next one down which I think is 3133MHz?
 
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Noway21

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I tried with 3000 and it failed. Does A1/B1 vs A2/b2 make a difference?

I also tried a higher voltage and still unable to boot
 
SpyderTracks

SpyderTracks

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Noway21 said:
I tried with 3000 and it failed. Does A1/B1 vs A2/b2 make a difference?

I also tried a higher voltage and still unable to boot
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Yes, if using pairs it has to be A2 B2

Set it at 3133, nothing more or less to test.

Don't touch the voltage.
 
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Noway21

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I had changed the ram from A2/B2 to A1/B1 as I was getting the three beep error code yesterday.

I suspect that made the RAM unstable. It booted with 3100mHz (normal XMP) and I've just tried 3200mHz and that has worked now.

Part of me loves this troubleshooting, and the other is giving me so much stress and anxiety lol!

The RAM channel must have been the problem
SpyderTracks said:
Yes, if using pairs it has to be A2 B2

Set it at 3133, nothing more or less to test.

Don't touch the voltage.
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