ASRock X99 WS-E/10G memory problem

After installing windows 10 pro, pc restarts, but in the raid screen, it says raid fails in red, not bootable.

All the raid gives that message.

This giving blue screen of windows 10 error code 0xc0000001
File \ windows \ syste32 \ drivers \ pcw.sys

Have you tried increasing the DRAM voltage? Try at least 1.25V even at 2133.

Try using the System Agent Voltage Offset option in the FIVR Configuration screen, adding 0.05V.

G.SKILL does not show your model of memory as compatible with any ASRock X99 board for some reason. Click on the QVL tab:

http://www.gskill.com/en/product/f4-2400c14q2-128grk

What RAID failure do you have? How many drives in what type of RAID array? All six of the WD Gold drives?

larry wrote: memory ddr4_A1, ddr4_A2 no detect :(

Is this with all eight sticks installed after following the steps I posted?

Here's what I'd like you to do.

1. Power down, turn the PSU off, press and hold the cases Power button for 5secs, then remove the power cord from the PSU

2. Remove all eight sticks of memory

3. Clear the BIOS

4. Using the picture below place two sticks ONLY into mem slots B1 and D1

5. Re-apply power and boot it into the BIOS

6. These sticks will automatically boot to the JEDEC Standard speed of 2133, as G.Skill has programmed them to behave.
6a. If these two sticks do not show in the BIOS as 2133, stop here and post back. Otherwise continue following on......

7. Here now while still in the BIOS with these two sticks running 2133, choose/select the XMP Profile Setting to/of 2400, don't do anything else, go to the Save and Exit, Save and Exit, letting it reboot and then head directly back into the BIOS to verify that these two sticks did indeed boot up at 2400. If not, stop here and post back. Otherwise continue following on......

8. Good. These two booted at 2400.

9. Now power down and unplug the PSU from the wall.

10. Now insert the remaining 6 sticks, making sure they are firmly seated in the memory slots.

11. Apply power and fingers crossed bott her up and head straight away into the BIOS. If yo u got to here w/o stopping on the previous steps please take the time to thank an anonymous poster( I forget who exactly, but credits non the les) that had discovered this means/method to get all eight sticks running on their XMP settings/timings.


Sigh....... If not post back