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silent
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OK, 1 RAM stick in A2 in, 1 GPU in, no fans, no SC, no SSDs, nada. Push power and it blinks 5 times then starts breathing.
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Xaltar
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Welcome to the Ryzen thread
First up I would strip that thing down and just install 1 gpu, 1 stick of RAM and the CPU. No drives or add in devices. Then before you put power to the PSU clear CMOS. That is a hell of a lot of components that could be interfering with post so lets get that down to the bare minimum. That is going to be a beastly system
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silent
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Created account to add my problems to the list. First the specs:
AMD Ryzen 7 1800x Asrock 370 Killer SLI/ac 32GB dominator plat straight off the list at asrock Dual Geforce GTX 1080's Creative labs sound card Water cooling by EK waterblocks Lamptron fan controller SATA Blu-Ray 3 - 1TB ssd EVGA g2 1000w power supply Problem...everything is installed, but nothing runs. Push power button and the only thing that comes up is a "breathing" red LED surrounding the south bridge. Very frustrated...a lot of money in this system. I tried the clear CMOS, remove battery, etc...didn't work. I've let it sit for an hour hoping the power fairy would fly by. I can't figure out if it's the Pwr Sply or the board.
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parsec
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Unfortunately, the default setting for the Boot Beep option in the UEFI/BIOS, Boot screen, is Disabled. So until you can get into the UEFI/BIOS and enable that option, you won't get any beeps from the POST beep speaker. That is the default setting of the Boot Beep option of every ASRock board's UEFI/BIOS I have used. That is a choice I don't understand, since having the POST beep speaker enabled when a board is used for the first time would be the most useful. We then have situations like this where the user reacts in the only way they find logical. I want to be clear that I don't blame you in any way. Memory compatibility as a function of UEFI/BIOS support, which seems to be the case between the two boards (assuming nothing else is wrong, such as bent pins in the CPU socket with Intel systems, that does not apply here) remains a mystery to me. It is also something the user can do nothing about to fix on their own, short of a UEFI/BIOS update. That is, if they are able to do that. We have struggled with DDR4 memory compatibility with the three earlier DDR4 compatible systems, Intel's X99, and their 100 and 200 series chipset boards. Ryzen systems have initially seemed to be even worse regarding DDR4 memory compatibility. That may really be caused by the existing base of DDR4 products being solely designed for Intel systems. Plus Ryzen is so new, we are still learning its memory compatibility requirements. The bottom line regarding DDR4 memory is, we must be certain it is compatible with the system we have. When things like this happen, how do we expect users to react? |
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patchfile
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I did try the Patriot in all 4 RAM slots of both boards. I will dig in to the Bios and try CR 1 in the morning.
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wardog
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Thanks. Interesting.
One thing I notice concerning Ryzen memory is that other than the seemingly req'd CR of 1, CAS, RAS to CAS, and RAS Precharge are all represented by the same cycle/latency. That G.Skill F4-2400C15D-16GVR kit of yours, while not Ryzen "certified' by G.Skill,, does meet this assumption(exempting the CR2): F4-2400C15D-16GVR 15 CAS 15 RAS to CAS 15 RAS Precharge 35 2 CR/N/T Do the G.Skill operate while/with a Command Rate of 1 being forced in the BIOS? Odd too. That Patriot PVE48G213C4GY stick is 14-14-14-(I can't locate just what CR they are) is assumed to meet Ryzen "specs' but that doesn't necessarily rule out any incompatibility chip wise. Did you move this one Patriot stick across all 4 slots and still not work/boot? |
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patchfile
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We have G.Skill Ripjaws 2400 (F4-2400C15D-16GVR) 8GB x2 and Patriot Viper 2133 (PVE48G213C4GY) 8GB x1
I was writing out all of the hardware that I have tested in the last week when I realized I did not put the other RAM in my computer, so I shut it all down and tried the Patriot RAM on the Killer/ac. Did not post. But, when I put the G.Skill back in, it booted up just fine. Just so there is no confusion; I reset the Bios to factory settings before I did this. The G.skill RAM worked out of the box on my Killer/ac. The Patriot was first tested on the PRO4 that had all of these problems. The PRO4 was stripped down and rebuilt with all of the components from my computer but never posted. This included a Bios reset before putting the G.Skill RAM on it. I find it odd that the PRO4 did it's no post thing, and continued to not post no matter what I did. But when I put the Patriot RAM on the Killer/ac it did not post, then putting the G.Skill back in allowed it to work as normal. Why didn't the PRO4 post with the G.Skill? I am really wishing I had not RMA'd the PRO4. But it is looking like the Patriot RAM may be the culprit.
Edited by patchfile - 15 Mar 2017 at 5:49am |
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RyzenWindows7
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I am at work right now but later so post detail list of all components in the working windows 7 system with Ryzen everything works including all usb posts. Only thing not working is SATA dvd, usb DVD does work. So far very happy, my build will be next I have different components as well
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patchfile
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Outstanding. This is exactly what I was hoping for.
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