Looking at ASRock Support for your X600 Mini PC all the Crucial RAM with 48GB shows the supported speed of 5600: https://www.asrock.com/Nettop/AMD/DeskMini%20X600%20Series/index.asp#Memory
It does show that it is verified to be Overclocked. I would run the RAM at 5600mts with 96GB installed and see if it continues the same issue.
You might also want to run each 48gb Stick separately to see if the PC works normal. If it does than it might be a compatibility issue with the 98GB RAM installed using Crucial.
I would download OCCT and run all three tests GPU, CPU, & PSU and see if it fails while running the tests.
I would open a Crucial Support ticket to see if they believe it is a compatibility issue or not since you didn't purchase the RAM in a 98GB Kit but each separately.
Also the slow boot might be a clue to your issues if it boots quickly with one stick of 48GB of RAM.
EDIT: Looking at AMD Specs for the Ryzen 8700G it mentions the Maximum Memory Support is 5200MTS:
https://www.amd.com/en/products/processors/desktops/ryzen/8000-series/amd-ryzen-7-8700g.html
I have a Beelink SER8 8845HS mini-PC with the following key components:
- AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS CPU
- AMD 780M GPU
- Crucial T500 Gen4 M.2 NVME Solid State Drive (2TB)
- Crucial T500 Gen4 M.2 NVME Solid State Drive (4 TB)
- Crucial 96GB DDR5-5600 SODIMM Kit (48GB x 2)
- Qualcomm NCM865 Wi-Fi Card for AMD w/ Wi-Fi 7 & Bluetooth 5.4
- Windows 11 Pro
I have been unable to update my AMD video drivers past 24.8.1 - the current AMD driver is 24.12.1. The problem I am having is as follows:
- I do a clean install of the new driver, removing all AMD software with the Cleanup Utility.
- The driver installation begins. When the screen initially goes black and comes back, the colors are oversaturated, and the picture looks unnatural.
- The screen blanks again; this time, it says, “No Signal,” indicating that it's not picking up a video signal from the DisplayPort connection. It then says, “Enter Sleep Mode.” The computer is still running because you can hear the music playing.
- The computer sound cuts off, and the system reboots without any action on my part.
- It then reboots, and the Beelink image appears on the screen but goes black again.
- The computer is working because you can hear the Windows boot sound, and the webcam turns on for facial recognition via Windows Hello. However, the screen remains blank and eventually says, “No Signal” and “Enter Sleep Mode,” indicating that it has lost the DisplayPort signal again.
It takes one or two hard reboots to get the screen to come up again, and it boots with a low-resolution, oversaturated display. When I look in Device Driver, I find the following error message:
I then re-ran the AMD Cleanup Utility and reinstalled the older drivers so it would work again.
After weeks of troubleshooting with the vendor and even the monitor manufacturer, I came across a thread similar to this one that indicated an incompatibility between AMD graphics drivers and systems with 96GB of RAM. I didn’t think the memory amount would be an issue because the system’s specifications say it supports up to 256GB of memory. However, I decided to swap out the 96GB for a 32GB kit, and the updated drivers loaded without incident:
I have tested this with two identical systems, and the results have been the same. Beelink said, “AMD has not yet released a driver that is compatible with 96GB of memory.”
It doesn't seem very sensible for AMD to pair a CPU that has the capacity for 256GB of memory with a GPU that can’t operate with 96GB of memory. I will try a 64GB kit to see if that will work, and I will share the results here.
As promised, I tested the current AMD graphics driver with 64 GB of memory installed in my mini-PC:
The system booted properly, and the graphics driver loaded successfully:
We can say conclusively that the new AMD graphics drivers have an issue with 96GB of RAM, and AMD needs to address this. I’m not holding out hope that they will, but perhaps someone from the company monitors this community and will take this back to the developers.
