Frankpaintbrush wrote:
Updated the BIOS to 2103 and planned to get a 13900k to slap in, but after restarting got a stuck error code 55.
Took out the Corsair DDR5 from slots A1/B1 and restarted and it posted no issues. Tried putting my RAM back in those slots to fill up all 4 and went back to error 55.
Prior to BIOS 2103 I was on 1720 with no issues using all 4 sticks. From what I understand also there's no going back to previous BIOS.
Anyone else having the same issue with RAM? Is this a Corsair issue or an issue now with the Extreme board? I've had nothing but issues with the Corsair DDR5 Dominators but usually it's lighting/iCue related.
Thanks!
I did exactly as you are planning to do and updated my BIOS to 2103 with my 12900K and x2 16GB Sticks of Corsair Dominator Ram running at 6200 and thinking I would add the 13900K. I purchased the 13900K and x2 GSKILL RAM running at 6600 with the understanding that the 13900K "loves" fast DDR5 supposedly.
13900K was installed then I removed the Corsair RAM and installed the GSKILL RAM booted to BIOS and set XMP profile II. Then I booted up the system and everything seemed okay. I messed around for a bit and went to bed. The next day I turned on the PC and got a "DETECT MEMORY" error. I reset CMOS and it posted but went to BIOS due to my NVME drive no longer being detected. I left the memory settings on "AUTO" and rebooted. Again, the system posted but went to BIOS with no NVME detected. I removed the NMVE from the M.2_1 socket and installed it on the DIMM.2 slot with accompanying heat sink. The system booted into windows and seems to be running normally. However, if I enter BIOS and enable XMP I or II and save my changes I get the "DETECT MEMORY" error. Currently I'm using the computer with 13900K running stock with x2 16 GB of GSKILL 6600 but running at 4800. Super frustrating.
