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I tried the calculator. I might try again tomorrow or thursday with the safe settings.

Fast ones made it so my PC didn't boot until the ram reset itself to 2133.
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Originally posted by Kyolux Kyolux wrote:

since copying all the things from the calculator didn't pan out. I'm sticking with xmp auto stuff and just raising the voltage hoping that stabilize it. So far so good at 1.360. Will go higher if it BSOD.

I'd really like to know if the bios update from the site linked here is in English though.


XMP is an Intel technology and timings for their chips. So I think you will have better luck with the AMD calculator settings. But I would definitely bump up your voltages.
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since copying all the things from the calculator didn't pan out. I'm sticking with xmp auto stuff and just raising the voltage hoping that stabilize it. So far so good at 1.360. Will go higher if it BSOD.

I'd really like to know if the bios update from the site linked here is in English though.
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Originally posted by Kyolux Kyolux wrote:

Is the P3.85 bios download in English on the german site?

I'm really at a loss about what to do right now. Setting the FLCK at 1600 mhz doesn't seem to be a good idea from what I'm reading elsewhere too?


I just left mine on auto...

But mine would be 3200 dual-channel (1600 per stick)
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Is the P3.85 bios download in English on the german site?

I'm really at a loss about what to do right now. Setting the FLCK at 1600 mhz doesn't seem to be a good idea from what I'm reading elsewhere too?
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Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

Originally posted by Ray62 Ray62 wrote:

Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

I may have got this AB350 Pro4 working stable now. (No BSOD...See my above posts)


So I ended up boosting the ram voltage as Ray62 recommended above. Then I applied the settings Ryzen DRAM calculator computed. So far the system is working really good and stable.

For those needing to know how to use the DRAM calculator, I followed this great Youtube post:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqhyVNPhaM



So, for now, seems like I am good to go. If I have any more hiccups I will follow up.




Had one BSOD a few days ago after these changes. I increased DRAM voltage one more time. No problems now for 48+ hours. I think I jumped up to 1.8 v

I don't believe this voltage!



Supposed to be 1.380 (bumped up from 1.370)

Good catch...


I tried your solution (following the youtube video) but I can't find the FCLK setting in the bios. Is it going by another name?
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Originally posted by Ray62 Ray62 wrote:

Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

I may have got this AB350 Pro4 working stable now. (No BSOD...See my above posts)


So I ended up boosting the ram voltage as Ray62 recommended above. Then I applied the settings Ryzen DRAM calculator computed. So far the system is working really good and stable.

For those needing to know how to use the DRAM calculator, I followed this great Youtube post:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqhyVNPhaM



So, for now, seems like I am good to go. If I have any more hiccups I will follow up.




Had one BSOD a few days ago after these changes. I increased DRAM voltage one more time. No problems now for 48+ hours. I think I jumped up to 1.8 v

I don't believe this voltage!



Supposed to be 1.380 (bumped up from 1.370)

Good catch...
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Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

I may have got this AB350 Pro4 working stable now. (No BSOD...See my above posts)


So I ended up boosting the ram voltage as Ray62 recommended above. Then I applied the settings Ryzen DRAM calculator computed. So far the system is working really good and stable.

For those needing to know how to use the DRAM calculator, I followed this great Youtube post:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqhyVNPhaM



So, for now, seems like I am good to go. If I have any more hiccups I will follow up.




Had one BSOD a few days ago after these changes. I increased DRAM voltage one more time. No problems now for 48+ hours. I think I jumped up to 1.8 v

I don't believe this voltage!
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Originally posted by SilverDSS SilverDSS wrote:

I may have got this AB350 Pro4 working stable now. (No BSOD...See my above posts)


So I ended up boosting the ram voltage as Ray62 recommended above. Then I applied the settings Ryzen DRAM calculator computed. So far the system is working really good and stable.

For those needing to know how to use the DRAM calculator, I followed this great Youtube post:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqhyVNPhaM



So, for now, seems like I am good to go. If I have any more hiccups I will follow up.




Had one BSOD a few days ago after these changes. I increased DRAM voltage one more time. No problems now for 48+ hours. I think I jumped up to 1.8 v
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I had to do a new installation of Windows (1909). Dont know why but after first attempt Windows installed updates and then I´ve got BSOD because "Inacessible boot disk".

After deinstall these updates in Safe mode and install them again everything is fine.

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