X370 Professional Gaming memory question..

bruce
if i could give you the cure-all answer for the cold boot ram issue i would

as soon as i find it for myself

seriously
i find the same issue (when i try to overclock or overtighten my timings its fine all day, but the cold boot is the killer)

we could do with a cold boot volt boost type option in bios

Booted fine this am....

 I also ordered some of the gskill flare-x 3200mhz memory..

lowdog wrote: brucer wrote: datonyb wrote: [URL=][/URL]brucer tonight this guy kindly has provided some info rather detailed as well on how he got his ripjaws working http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6110&PID=36269�br> theres a link to his screenshots of bios ?I have a question concerning cold boot issues with memory.. ?Last night I ran all night at 3.9ghz 1.35vcore, my 3000mhz memory at 2933mhz xmp profile and i put the voltage at 1.36and llc at level 2, ran benchmarks many times, gamed for a couple hours and no issues..System ran as well or better than it ever has... ? But, When I turned my computer on this morning it would not boot with a debug code and i didnt remember the code, it was an 06 or 07 or 09..? What will help the cold boot issue? ?even got this if it matters.. You need to have the option "dram training" enabled in bios.

 I'll check and see if its on , of not i'll enable it.  Thank you

Enable the option "dram training" in bios.

Edited by lowdog - 21 Sep 2017 at 8:36am

brucer wrote: daytonyb, I also went in a overclocked using the pstates like brian from techcity did and that overlcok took.. I also bumped my memory up to 1533mhz and that worked also..  What would be the reason a conventional overclock would not work?

Your board's UEFI is a bit different than other ASRock AM4 boards, but what you've described sounds like the result of differences in the apparently three places you set the VCore.

Also you must be sure that the CPU/core speeds are set to the same frequency in the OC Tweaker screen, and in the PState0 profile. Changing the frequency in one screen (PState0) may not do it in the other (OC Tweaker.)

Set CPU frequency in OC Tweaker with PState0 set to Custom.

Set the VCore in OC Tweaker, but not in PState0. I don't know how your board's Voltage Configuration screen that you described fits into this, but just be sure these two are the same.

The CPU power saving options should not affect an OC, I have all of them enabled and my OC works fine.