Asus x570-f docp ram oc error

[OsmanCitci]

ASUS X570-F DOCP Ram OC Error

System
MOTHERBOARD : ASUS X570-F - BIOS VER. 2802
CPU : RYZEN 2700X
RAM : Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro (2x8) 3200MHz DDR4 CMW16GX4M2C3200C16 - FW 1.02.64
GPU : ROG STRIX GEFORGE RTX 2060

NOTE: Rams are 4 pieces. 2 Dual Kits.. TOTAL 32GB

Hello I am having this long life, I am constantly updating the new coming bios. When I do DOCP on the motherboard, I pull my rams at 3200 mhz, but the computer restarts 3 times and pulls the rams back to 2133 mhz. How should I do overclocking safely?

[thesmokingman]

These 3 restarts triggered the failsafe that's why it boots at 2133 afterwards. Your ram isn't stable or more likely not actually compatible with AMD. You either have to mess with the timings vs voltage to find a setup that works or get better ram. Corsair have widespread issues on Ryzen.

[MeanMachine]

Never a good idea to mix RAM kits Osman Even identical Part No kits can result in a mismatch due to differences in Latency.

First update your Bios to the latest version 2812 and this will provide:

1. Update AMD AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.1.0.0 Patch C
2. Improve system stability
3. Improve DRAM compatibility

Download your Bios file and use your Flashback capability on the rear IO panel to update.
If your not sure how I will explain in more detail.

As your RAM is rated at 3200MHz they are OC RAM so no D.O.C.P profile. You will have to manually enter Timings and voltage in Bios for them to work at their rated frequency.

Go to the Tools menu in Bios to obtain your SPD (Serial Presence Detect) and Write them down.
Enter your SPD timings in Dram Timing control and select 3200MHz as your frequency.

Good Luck and please report back

[OsmanCitci]

Never a good idea to mix RAM kits Osman Even identical Part No kits can result in a mismatch due to differences in Latency.

First update your Bios to the latest version 2812 and this will provide:

1. Update AMD AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.1.0.0 Patch C
2. Improve system stability
3. Improve DRAM compatibility

Download your Bios file and use your Flashback capability on the rear IO panel to update.
If your not sure how I will explain in more detail.

As your RAM is rated at 3200MHz they are OC RAM so no D.O.C.P profile. You will have to manually enter Timings and voltage in Bios for them to work at their rated frequency.

Go to the Tools menu in Bios to obtain your SPD (Serial Presence Detect) and Write them down.
Enter your SPD timings in Dram Timing control and select 3200MHz as your frequency.

Good Luck and please report back

Does it make sense to install version 2812 in a more beta version? also DOCP Auto detect ram. It organizes itself the way Ram supports. but it resets 3 times, when the machine is manually adjusted, I do 3200 mhz, again it resets 3 times. There is a situation like this. When I remove 1 kit of dual kits and plug it in as 2x8, there is a total of 16gb ram. then 3200mhz is running. When 2 kits attach 2x8 rams are 32 GB but 3200 MHz does not work. can you give me some sample calculation about this?

[MeanMachine]

The resets you refer to is like training the DIMMs to accept your Bios settings and will usually reset 2-3 times on startup.

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"When I remove 1 kit of dual kits and plug it in as 2x8, there is a total of 16gb ram. then 3200mhz is running. When 2 kits attach 2x8 rams are 32 GB but 3200 MHz does not work."
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Your issue is a mismatch by tying to mix kits. If you need 32GB then return what you have and get a kit (2x16) selected from the MB QVL that are tested and known to work.