Xml Profile 2.0 not working with RAM

cx5 wrote: Gridmstr75 wrote: I ran zen timer - here is the output: https://tinypic.host/images/2022/08/19/zentimer-settings.jpg Please tell me if you've read this or not ??? please confirm back. Posted: 15 Aug 2022 at 2:24pm so your solution is in this = https://www.overclock.net/threads/asrock-x370-taichi-overclocking-thread.1627407/post-29010423 I hope you've read it and understand them, it is of PARAMOUNT importance.

You need to see your full ram spec like this picture
https://www.overclock.net/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,onerror=redirect,width=1920,height=1920,fit=scale-down/https://www.overclock.net/attachments/whatsapp-image-2022-08-10-at-8-54-51-pm-jpeg.2569122/

Edited by cx5 - 24 Oct 2022 at 11:29am

cx5 wrote: quote @Gridmstr75 post https://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=25014&PID=101647&title=oc-xml-enabled-anything-else#101647 your zentiming shows 2867mhz, this is what you are actually running now. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pO_1eUbNf_WPXv-8_Op9hd9fBNMjzJw1/view Lets help you achieve 3200Mhz first, and using your original XMP and CPU ram load test make sure no BSOD no crash etc. After you can run 3200Mhz original XMP then overclock later. Before achieve full stability at 3200Mhz original XMP no point to overclock. your zentiming shows tRC 67, which is not 48 shown by your CPU_Z_SPD which is original XMP. CPU_Z_SPD also does not show tRFC, tRFC2, tRFC4, tRRDL, tRRDS, tFAW, that's why I kept asking you to show zentming and that's why I kept asked you to read https://www.overclock.net/threads/asrock-x370-taichi-overclocking-thread.1627407/page-504#post-29010423 I think this is the 4th time or 5th I ask you to read it....... since first post to you 15 Aug 2022 at 2:24pm you need VSOC 1.1v CLDO_VDDP 1v your original XMP tCL, tRCD, tRP, tRAS, tRC, tRFC, tRFC2, tRFC4, tRRDL, tRRDS, tFAW, end. finally 3200mhz will run. after you are sure you key in all the XMP original timing, but 3200Mhz don't run, then try 2933Mhz first, if OK, then next try UP the VSOC from 1.1v to 1.15v and try 3200Mhz again. ALL the while make sure the original XMP timing are used, to be proven by zentming after you boot into windows. throw away CPU_Z, it is useless for what you want to achieve. All you need to look at is zentiming.

ok i checking now thanks for help..

just want to highlight:-
SOC will go up to 1.1v when XMP is loaded, hence can boot for sure, no longer like the old days of 2020/2021 after loading XMP but SOC remains 0.925v and crash on heavy loads.
CLDO_VDDP will go up to 1v when XMP is loaded, hence can boot for sure, in the older days some bioses are still stupid and left on 0.7v hence crash on heavy loads. Especially Zen1 days.
VDDG IOD and CCD will go up to 1.1v when XMP is loaded, hence can boot for sure, versus old days some bioses was left @ 0.9v hence crash on heavy loads.
procODT is still stupid at 36.9ohms only, I have to manually up it to 48ohms, this is the minimum I need not to crash, else even 43ohms will crash once in a blue moon.
ram-timing for secondaries still cannot be read from XMP, notably the tRC, tRRDS, tRRDL & tFAW were auto calculated by bios and is far off from my ram kits, hence I gotto input them manually.
ram-timing tRFC, tRFC2, tRFC4, are correctly calculated by bios, as before version of beta bioses also, not sure will be correct for you or not, you must check.
1.35v was achieved once XMP is loaded, but in HWinfo reading only 1.33v like many previous beta bioses, hence got to manually up to 1.38v in UEFI then HWinfo shows 1.36v in windows, which is just a tad more than 1.35 for maximum stability.
some of the older beta bioses were experimenting with SOCv, CLDO_VDDP, VDDG IOD CCD, sometimes default as high as 1.15v, which I think recently they realized released (typo mistake) is not neccesary, I recall beta 4.88 and beta 4.86 has been as the currect SOC 1.1v, CLDO_VDDP 1v, both VDDG 1.1v will give maximum stability.
also the load line level was auto = level 5, which I experience crash in the past, hence manually set them to level 3.


please give me a better breakdown of how to find these settings given my Motherboard and bios version?

also do i go off the above instructions or these settings?

edit 2022 Aug 15th add screen capture of zentiming and voltages.
in short, must make sure.
1) vddr_SOC = 1.1v
2) cldo_VDDP = 1v
3) vddg_IOD = 1.1v
4) vddg_CCD = 1.1v

A) procODT = 48 ohms for my ram

I know there is some language barrier here I am from USA. please assist thank you

It is not really hard to assist me if you know more than me and have done this before.
I have attached screenshots of the BIOS to assist in this setup. please help if you are not willing to go that extra step then SOMEONE can assist.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/10qthfXlMM-agjppz0RKLtkX8u3Bf0Qw8/view?usp=sharing,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18F5_XVGmMGCaGJGp4AL3GgSlprQWcaUN/view?usp=sharing,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X9jLByQz7pH-6qGVIpmdTagMBt9r56qg/view?usp=sharing,

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eF13q-A_XfkLfVJM9CitjyeoUBkUoUWo/view?usp=sharing

cx5 wrote: Gridmstr75 wrote: I ran zen timer - here is the output: https://tinypic.host/images/2022/08/19/zentimer-settings.jpg Please tell me if you've read this or not ??? please confirm back. Posted: 15 Aug 2022 at 2:24pm so your solution is in this = https://www.overclock.net/threads/asrock-x370-taichi-overclocking-thread.1627407/post-29010423 I hope you've read it and understand them, it is of PARAMOUNT importance. But I'll make an effort to try to simplify (but no easy way to be honest): - 1) boot into UEFI 2) load XMP 3) do NOT reboot 4) immediately check parameters F12 function key screen capture UEFI into USB thumbdrive if you want to shows us. 4-1) NOT check hardware monitor readings in realtime. 4-2) check the settings for which you'll save setup and reboot and take effect for next reboot. 4-3) CHECK vddr_SOC voltage setting for next reboot must be 1.1v for XMP, versus existing 2133mhz VSOC(SVI2) default only 0.825v hence failed to let XMP boot - do you understand this point now? please confirm back. 5) check below all these same as point 4-3) >vddr_SOC = 1.1v >cldo_VDDP = 1v >vddg_IOD = 1.1v >vddg_CCD = 1.1v >procODT = 48 ohms for my ram >>> they are not all in one page, you have to go to as many pages as you need to find them and verify them. >>>>>>if any of those voltages are NOT then your XMP will not boot. your zentiming 2133mhz shows CLDO_VDDP 0.95v, do you see this on your zentiming? Please confirm back. 0.95v is just about enough to boot XMP, change to 1v to be sure. Change GDM to enable next time. GDM = Gear Down Mode. Must for you. and yes I know you are on Zen1+ 12nm 2600x, may be without vddg_IOD and CCD, I'm not sure, but if there's none then ignore, if there's option to set vddg voltages then make sure they're both 1.1v else XMP cannot boot. your procODT is 60ohms, is OK for now. Above was all voltages. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Below is all timing (the hard part) 1) You need to show us your ram's XMP original timing, 2) It can be found in your UEFI bios screen 2-1) see my example https://www.overclock.net/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,onerror=redirect,width=1920,height=1920,fit=scale-down/https://www.overclock.net/attachments/whatsapp-image-2022-08-10-at-8-54-51-pm-jpeg.2569122/ 2-2) F12 function key will screen capture UEFI into USB thumb drive - else use a cellphone camera. >>>>>>Again you must read this Posted: 15 Aug 2022 at 2:24pm so your solution is in this = https://www.overclock.net/threads/asrock-x370-taichi-overclocking-thread.1627407/post-29010423 3) LAST/Else you can try to boot and hope you are lucky that your timing might be compatible where with the above corrected voltages will be successful to boot. If you managed to boot XMP succesfully, please show us your XMP zentiming, because XMP boot windows idle ok, but sometimes crash in games or heavy CPU workload, due to some timing mismatch due to XMP load half not load other half. Need to make sure by using zentiming to capture what's the actual full or not full XMP being loaded.

I am going to go off this one.

I have updated the XMP profile 2.0
I changed the SOC voltage to 1.0
I changed the Freq to 3200 mhz.
Attached are screenshots of the bios that i used F12 to take.














please let me know next step. can we do a discord chat instead to do a one on one chat?