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    Posted: 10 Jun 2017 at 2:58am
I just upgraded to 2.4. I was running 2x8GB TridentZ 3200C14 at rated speeds before, but never could get 4x8GB to work. I can now report that after flashing to the newest firmware, I tried 2x8GB with XMP 3200 profile and all was fine. Shut down PC, added in the extra two sticks, and am now running 4x8GB 3200C14 at rated speeds with XMP. No issues as of now!
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Hey there, DaTonyB. I've run into the exact problem and have pieced together, from various forums, that there are EXACT steps I need to take with this x370 Taichi.  The Fatality Pro Gaming will be similar to my board.

From the start, I had BIOS 2.10 on this Taichi. I Flashed to 2.30 (what I thought was the latest BIOS...) on a USB stick that was ready.   I immediately had problems with 2x8GB flare x @ 3200.
I could get to windows, but not at 3200... I believe 2400.

I then updated to 2.36 and had the same problems.  I looked a little further and I was advised that I had a faulty stick.  I ordered a 2nd 2x8 flare x 3200 to put me at 32GB when I get a replacement for the faulty stick. 



Which brings me here.    Dude...  I don't think I have a bad stick, I have to train the memory.  Mind helping?
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Just a question regarding illumination of the power and reset buttons/switches on this board.

Mine only stay lit up during post then once in windows the light on them goes out??? is this normal?? I would have thought they would have stayed lit up all the time
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no problem
lets try what we can and see if we can get it better

its midnight here in uk
but im online tomorrow night there plenty we can try to hopefully get it running better
but we need to start from scratch and check off steps so to speak
[url=https://valid.x86.fr/jpg250][/url]

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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

no i run 16gb (2x8)

im simply trying to help you with experiance gained with ryzen

so now try to boot it with the extra 2 sticks and see what happens now its been properly reset

but to be honest with you i did advise selecting the xmp 3200
not loading a saved profile from earlier

we are trying to train the mainboard/bios to work with something new
not make something new work with an already set profile

I greatly appreciate your help. I won't have time today, but I will try all those steps tomorrow. 

I have 2x16 at 3200C14 before installing 2.6. I upgraded firmware, logged into windows, saw that 2x16 was still 3200, shut down pc, installed the other 16gb, and that is when I had the issues. I reset the xmp to auto, it booted fine without restarts but only at 1866. Tried forcing 3200 and had the issues.
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no i run 16gb (2x8)

im simply trying to help you with experiance gained with ryzen

so now try to boot it with the extra 2 sticks and see what happens now its been properly reset

but to be honest with you i did advise selecting the xmp 3200
not loading a saved profile from earlier

we are trying to train the mainboard/bios to work with something new
not make something new work with an already set profile


Edited by datonyb - 01 Jun 2017 at 6:32am
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Originally posted by datonyb datonyb wrote:

Originally posted by warpedsoul warpedsoul wrote:

I just upgraded to 2.36 and installed 4x8GB of G.Skill TridentZ RGB 3200C14 RAM and it recognizes all 32GB but only running at 1866Mhz. Same as before.

Edit: I also have an issue that when I enable XMP 2.0 and select 3200 or 3333 that my PC will power on and off again 3 or 4 times before it successfully boots.


try

reset bios to defualt
save exit
reboot bios save and shut down
pull power from wall ,unclip bios battery,clear cmos jumper 30 secs pull out ram from slot a1 and b1
reboot into bios
save and exit
reboot into bios
now try clicking on xmp 3200
save and exit
that should work as set  eg 3200 16gb
enter windows check everythings ok

now shut down
fit the other two ram sticks
boot into bios and try again

Has this worked for you?

I pullled A1 and B1, went into bios, loaded my saved profile that got me 3200 on 16 and loaded fine. So right now I'm back at 3200C14 on 16GB
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Originally posted by warpedsoul warpedsoul wrote:

I just upgraded to 2.36 and installed 4x8GB of G.Skill TridentZ RGB 3200C14 RAM and it recognizes all 32GB but only running at 1866Mhz. Same as before.

Edit: I also have an issue that when I enable XMP 2.0 and select 3200 or 3333 that my PC will power on and off again 3 or 4 times before it successfully boots.


try

reset bios to defualt
save exit
reboot bios save and shut down
pull power from wall ,unclip bios battery,clear cmos jumper 30 secs pull out ram from slot a1 and b1
reboot into bios
save and exit
reboot into bios
now try clicking on xmp 3200
save and exit
that should work as set  eg 3200 16gb
enter windows check everythings ok

now shut down
fit the other two ram sticks
boot into bios and try again
[url=https://valid.x86.fr/jpg250][/url]

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I just upgraded to 2.36 and installed 4x8GB of G.Skill TridentZ RGB 3200C14 RAM and it recognizes all 32GB but only running at 1866Mhz. Same as before.

Edit: I also have an issue that when I enable XMP 2.0 and select 3200 or 3333 that my PC will power on and off again 3 or 4 times before it successfully boots.


Edited by warpedsoul - 01 Jun 2017 at 5:42am
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Originally posted by J Z J Z wrote:

www.JZelectronic.de

"News" scroll and click "Neue BIOSe für ASRock Serie AM4" => scroll down and choose :)





Ahhh Excellent and many thanks

Will test it out tomorrow, night time here in Australia and I have to go watch State Of Origin   

Edited by lowdog - 31 May 2017 at 5:58pm
X399 Fat Pro Gaming bios 3.10 - TR4 1900X - 64GB G-SKILL TridentZ F4-3200C14Q-64GTZ @ 3133MHz - Vega 64 AIO with EK block - WC Custom loop - 1500W Silverstone PSU - yay
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