Windows 10 Getting BSOD what come only after cold boot so far.

[northernhermit]

So i have done all these so far: MemTest86+ without errors, clean installed all drivers, tried to reset but got BSOD during it too, sfc /scannow fails, dism caused BSOD too, did check disk too and as i told in title, it only come when i cold boot PC.

 

[nmsuk]

How odd as altering memory timings or volts only invalidates warranty if you go beyond certain values.

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[northernhermit]

How odd as altering memory timings or volts only invalidates warranty if you go beyond certain values.

Finland (place where i live) have zero tolerance warranty system pretty much. Only repair place can adjust those in here and if i RMA something i have to include proof (receipt is fine) So my hopes is in that these are caused by software only.... Oh by the way... How bad sign is if pc is stuck on reboot ?

 

[nmsuk]

Where is it stuck? Before or after post.

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[northernhermit]

Where is it stuck? Before or after post.

This have been sometimes stuck before that screen where you can go to bios. Not always.

 

[nmsuk]

This is all related to memory settings.

 

[northernhermit]

This is all related to memory settings.

Okay.... Then i have to go to repair shop tomorrow if it is even open tomorrow (Easter holiday day...)

 

[nmsuk]

Which slot do you have the memory in?

 

[northernhermit]

Holy shit.... it is at 1066.6 mhz lmao

 

[northernhermit]

That's what it probably defaults to on your board... If you have a manual for the motherboard they really are worth reading..

So i just non-auto settings in bios then ? x)

 

[nmsuk]

Holy shit.... it is at 1066.6 mhz lmao

You need to go into those oc settings and select memory speed manually. Give me a moment and I'll jump into my bios to show you what I mean.

 

[nmsuk]

In the bios if you goto oc settings while in advanced mode. Select OC Explore mode to expert. Then goto dram frequency and select 2133 for the ram speed. Then goto Advanced DRAM configuration and where it says auto. Change those to the rated timings for the ram. Also as you ram is 1.2v where it says DRAM Voltage enter in 1.200. Save and then boot. Post may take awhile as it'll do ddr4 training after any memory related changes. Also if you're up to it. Check which slot the memory is. Best results are found with ram in Slot A2 second slot from the cpu.

 

[nmsuk]

Just so you don't panic, memory training may boot and then power off multiple times. Up to 6 if I remember correctly. But on doing those should then boot correctly.

 

[northernhermit]

Just so you don't panic, memory training may boot and then power off multiple times. Up to 6 if I remember correctly. But on doing those should then boot correctly.

Thought so XD you were too slow :3 We will see tomorrow if issues are gone So i will post update at morning

 

[nmsuk]

Good luck. I was lucky with my memory it just worked. But many are in your situation. Just take patience and lots of tinkering with the memory settings.

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[northernhermit]

Good luck. I was lucky with my memory it just worked. But many are in your situation. Just take patience and lots of tinkering with the memory settings.

Yah... By the way, is AMD cool n' quiet feature still nuisance in games ? x) Last AMD were phenom ii x4 945 what i had XD

 

[nmsuk]

No but AMD do have a power profile for Ryzen

 

[northernhermit]

Okay... No dump files today but when rebooted pc it got stuck to post and bios freezed when went to check up settings after it got stuck. Plus ram speed is still stuck in 1066 mhz... Should i put "Memory try it" option in bios settings and should i use Ryzen master ?

 

[nmsuk]

Ok if you go to oc settings in the bios, try setting you mem to 1.25V Ryzen and memory is a right pain at the moment.

 

[nmsuk]

I know exactly what that hmmm is. So I shall give my reasoning. Most ram thats 1.2v on Ryzen seems to need 1.350v~/ Now not wanting to terrify the OP I thought 1.25 is well within the ~10% the voltage can vary so won't harm anything.

 

[northernhermit]

I have to wait monday to do that because i'm not licensed computer repairer x) I have done pretty much everything what consumer is allowed to do. Didn't expect you to answer that fast XD But good thing is that BSODs are finally gone so i can now chill