Not all memories are recognized in asus ROG Rampage VI Extreme Encore

[Super Gnome]

Maybe this would make no difference, but does enabling XMP help? You have fast memory, and your system is not taking advantage of that.

Also, you can have the same model and identical kits, but some warn against that. They tell you to use only one kit. So if you want 64GB memory, get one kit of 4x16GB or whatever, for example. And yeah, most people don't know that. Not that it always makes a difference.

What CPU are you rocking too? I'm far from an expert, but your memory might be a bit fast for it, but I'd check. I generally go with the fastest my CPU can handle without overclocking it if the motherboard is up to it.


Good luck.

[Desertum_0]

Maybe this would make no difference, but does enabling XMP help? You have fast memory, and your system is not taking advantage of that.

Also, you can have the same model and identical kits, but some warn against that. They tell you to use only one kit. So if you want 64GB memory, get one kit of 4x16GB or whatever, for example. And yeah, most people don't know that. Not that it always makes a difference.

What CPU are you rocking too? I'm far from an expert, but your memory might be a bit fast for it, but I'd check. I generally go with the fastest my CPU can handle without overclocking it if the motherboard is up to it.


Good luck.

+1,
That is wisdom from my neighbour.

Can you please try one set of your kit and find out which kit does not work?
You ndont really need that much RAM either way, 32GB is more than enough imao.

[CAPRICORNX10X]

+1,
That is wisdom from my neighbour.

Can you please try one set of your kit and find out which kit does not work?
You ndont really need that much RAM either way, 32GB is more than enough imao.

So I acted on the actions you suggested to me.
I get aout all the hardware from the case. And I reassembled.
Still the same problem.
I also tried running xmp - and now the computer does not even boot. I get a memory dedicated alert

and i have i9 10920x