Hello. I was hoping someone could give me a hand with this little problem.
I recently built a PC with this processor and I'm trying to OC the RAM, since it's frequency directly impacts on the performance of the Radeon 780M and it's gonna take a while until I can buy a nice graphics card.
Thing is, I got a 1x32 6000Mhz DDR5 Kingston Fury (which by default runs at 4800Mhz) and whenever I try to actually use the 6000Mhz frequency (or pretty much anything over default, with EXPO profiles or manually selecting the frequency and/or timings), after turning on the PC it correctly enters OS and then, after couple seconds or minutes, it stops sending image to the screen. Just like that. No errors, no BSOD, PC doesn't turn off and it keeps working (ie downloading stuff), but I have to restart it in order to see image again.
I've discarded hardware issues such as the HDMI cable, Window's Memory Analyzer shows no errors on the RAM itself (plus there's no issues if I don't touch the frequency settings, +48hrs tested), I've assigned 16Gb to the Vram, "Power Down Enable" disabled, no heating issues, all drivers up to date, latest BIOS, "Memory Context Restore" disabled, Max GPU Boost Clock Override at 200Mhz and it all works fine, but If I touch the memory frequency It just goes "Nuh-Uh".
Please if someone can give me some advice or has a couple ideas it'd be really helpful. Maybe I'm not taking into account something... Perhaps another RAM stick?
PC specs:
Motherboard: ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-E GAMING WI-FI
Processor: AMD RYZEN 7 8700G W RADEON 780M GRAPHICS.
BIOS: 3035 x64 compiled 09/05/2024
RAM: Kingston Fury Beast DDR5, 6000Mhz, 32Gb non ECC
SSD: XPG Gammix S70 Blade, 2Tb
PS: Yeyian Pegasus 80 Plus Gold, 850W
Processor cooling: Deepcool LS720 AIO liquid cooling
OS: Windows 11 licensed.
