06-04-2017 11:00 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
06-23-2017 06:05 PM
McRoll wrote:
I now also tried with 1401 and via usb flashback like you described - it didnt make any difference.
What is peculiar, it starts with 1,26 something volt when you leave at default, but even if I change one single thing like SMT off, then Dram voltage is instantly at 1,41 again - totally unrelated to what I changed.
Only thing I didnt try yet was changing out RAM slots. - they are in slots 2 and 4 because it said "recommended" in the mainboard manual. Can this be the issue? I'd need to demount my Noctua cooler before I can take the RAM out....
Also, I connected both 8 and 4 pin powercables for the CPU because it is also recommended - but can it be that too much voltage is applied if both cables are conneceted?
And finally, why does Asus think that it is a good idea to feed the CPU up to 1,5 V peak voltage in the default settings? I cannot leave it like that, the CPU cooks with 50 C° in idle!
07-18-2017 07:14 AM
McRoll wrote:
I now also tried with 1401 and via usb flashback like you described - it didnt make any difference.
What is peculiar, it starts with 1,26 something volt when you leave at default, but even if I change one single thing like SMT off, then Dram voltage is instantly at 1,41 again - totally unrelated to what I changed.
Only thing I didnt try yet was changing out RAM slots. - they are in slots 2 and 4 because it said "recommended" in the mainboard manual. Can this be the issue? I'd need to demount my Noctua cooler before I can take the RAM out....
Also, I connected both 8 and 4 pin powercables for the CPU because it is also recommended - but can it be that too much voltage is applied if both cables are conneceted?
And finally, why does Asus think that it is a good idea to feed the CPU up to 1,5 V peak voltage in the default settings? I cannot leave it like that, the CPU cooks with 50 C° in idle!
07-24-2017 10:37 AM
07-31-2017 11:31 PM
08-01-2017 07:26 AM
makkusu wrote:
I am having an issue with my Ryzen 7 1700, my Asus C6H and the kit F4-3200C14D-16GFX. I cannot get pass and training, it always gives me an F9 error and defaults the ram to 2400 16-16-16-16-39. I have used the profiles, done manual settings (14-14-14-14-34 and even 48 with and without it) set to 1T, disabled power down and gear down mode (tried them both ways), set my volts to 1.35 (reg and boot), and adjusted the CBS options too. It always gives me an F9 error and never sets to 3200 14-14-14-14-34 1.35v. Before I forget I set ProcODT to 60 (once only in CBS then also on mem tweaks).
Now. I am on Bios 1403. I am a very very sad panda. Is there anything else I can try or just give up cuz it could me a memory controller issue ?
08-01-2017 12:52 PM
andyliu wrote:
are you also overclocking CPU as well? if so, just try oc the ram by itself first and have everything else on default.
have you tried 1 stick at a time? could be issue with ram itself. and I will say just try manually set frequency between 2400 - 3200 and see what works for you. (or use different DOCP setting to see what frequency the ram is comfortable with first)
dont bother with other setting yet, just let it auto train.
make sure the dram voltage is actually 1.35 when you enter bios.
08-01-2017 04:39 PM
makkusu wrote:
Hey! Thank you for the reply and the ideas. Here is what I have tried:
1) I have loaded all my default settings and only tried OCing the RAM alone without my CPU OC.
2) Clear CMOS/drain PSU power
3) Resit the ram
4) Set it it 2666 16-16-16-39 1.35V and the ram would still fail to train and set to 2666 (sycn boot v with ram v)
5) USB Flash back to 1501, no luck there either.
Btw I am using dimm slots A2 and B2(the gray ones, the second and last if you look from the cpu socket to the edge of the board).
I have not tried 1 stick at a time yet. I am going to try that when my will comes back. I am pretty bummed down atm. But thanks for the reply and the ideas, they are greatly appreciated.
EDIT 1:
andyliu thank you so much for suggesting trying one stick at a time. I don't know why I did not do this to begin with. It was staring at me all this time but it didnt register on my head until I tested the second stick and it did not post. Then in my head i remember a detail I was seeing all this time... the bios only registered 8xxxMB of memory... all this time.
One stick took the 3200 profile with no problems at all. Thank you again, going to return this kit.
08-04-2017 11:15 PM
08-05-2017 04:28 AM
AQUASTEVAE wrote:
too many people are using different cpu's. One person is using an 1800x, someone else a 1700 and another 1700x. We should have threads for each, without the others on it. It would be a lot easier for like builders to share info.
08-05-2017 04:32 AM