JustinThyme wrote:
Can you post all your specs and settings?
Generally if you fail to safe boot mode it doesn't just go there and it never sets your setting to default. You will get a failed boot then a prompt telling you it failed with a Qcode and telling you to hit F1 to enter set up to correct and at this time it will go into BIOS under default settings but the settings wont be changed, it will still be as you left it.
If you are finding yourself with default settings without either clicking optimized defaults while in the BIOS or clearing the CMOS Id be looking at a CMOS battery.
Ryzen 1700
G.Skill 16GB, CL14 (B-Die), 3200MHz kit
I never gotten the failed boot prompt. This is the general process:
1. Press power button
2. System turns on for a few seconds
3. System turns off and boots with optimized defaults (this is usually a looooooong boot).
The screen stays black for some time before the BIOS splash screen even loads when this happens. It also seems to be very random. I will post only the settings I've changed in the BIOS below.
Extreme Tweaker tab:
- AI Overclock Tuner - D.O.C.P Standard
- D.O.C.P - DDR4-3200 14-14-14-34
- Memory Freq - DDR4-3200MHz
- CPU Core Voltage - Offset Mode
- CPU Core Voltage Offset - +0.06250
Advanced tab:
- Global C-State Control - Enabled
- Pstate0 FID - 9C
- Pstate0 DID - 8
- Pstate0 VID - 3A (3.9GHz)
BlackBishop wrote:
Memory overclocked too? Smells like cold boot.
Yes. D.O.C.P 3200MHz
Silent Scone wrote:
System is failing memory training. Although the system might be stable once in the OS, the POST stress test is failing occasionally, reverting the board into safe mode.
Would help if you could post up your current settings. If looking for a quick debug, relax the primary timings by one or two clocks and soak test the system over a period of time.*
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