11-15-2017 04:51 AM - last edited 2 weeks ago by ROGBot
11-15-2017 05:10 AM
Raja@ASUS wrote:
XMP is an overclock. See what happens without XMP - leave the memory running at defaults and see if the system still freezes.
11-15-2017 11:56 AM
Praz wrote:
Hello
Fully clear the BIOS, set MultiCore Enhancement to disabled and leave all other settings at default. Test if the system is still unstable.
11-16-2017 04:15 AM
Praz wrote:
Hello
Fully clear the BIOS, set MultiCore Enhancement to disabled and leave all other settings at default. Test if the system is still unstable.
11-17-2017 03:42 PM
11-18-2017 06:20 AM
Caenyss wrote:
Some news: It seems my solution didn't work at all and I tried once again doing your suggestion Praz; I loaded defaults, rebooted, turned multicore enhancement off, rebooted and left my system running for 4 hours a video on mpc-hc which would usually crash within 10-25 minutes. It hasn't crashed so far, so I'm guessing XMP is really at fault here?
What can I try to make XMP work? At least I would like to achieve 3200mhz instead of the default of 2133 currently.
11-19-2017 03:10 AM
Praz wrote:
Hello
The system being stable with MultiCore Enhancement disabled is a separate issue from instability induced when using XMP. Guessing that XMP is to blame would be wrong. This testing indicates that one or more processor cores have little headroom when overclocking at default VCORE.
11-17-2017 11:18 PM