Z890 Pro RS no POST/power cycling

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   Hello, I?�m troubleshooting a new build using the Z890 Pro RS, paired with an i7 Core Ultra 7 265K.  For memory, I went with Patriot Viper Venom PC5-48000 2x16 kit.  

When powering on and going thru POST, the amber DRAM light stays lit and the systemwill not boot.  After 10 seconds, the system shuts down and attempts to reboot.  

I?�ve tried installing in both memory channels and one of the 2 DRAM sticks at a time.  No luck.  Any suggestions?  Newegg?�s PC Builder showed this memory as compatible, but after going through the QVL it appears this model is not listed: PVV532G600C36K

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Adrock Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 9 hours 42 minutes ago Status: Offline Points: 15	Post Options Post Reply Quote Adrock Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Z890 Pro RS no POST/power cycling Posted: 9 hours 26 minutes ago at 10:37am
	Hello, I?�m troubleshooting a new build using the Z890 Pro RS, paired with an i7 Core Ultra 7 265K. For memory, I went with Patriot Viper Venom PC5-48000 2x16 kit. When powering on and going thru POST, the amber DRAM light stays lit and the systemwill not boot. After 10 seconds, the system shuts down and attempts to reboot. I?�ve tried installing in both memory channels and one of the 2 DRAM sticks at a time. No luck. Any suggestions? Newegg?�s PC Builder showed this memory as compatible, but after going through the QVL it appears this model is not listed: PVV532G600C36K

Xaltar Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Moderator Group Joined: 16 May 2015 Location: Europe Status: Offline Points: 33573	Post Options Post Reply Quote Xaltar Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 3 hours 4 minutes ago at 4:59pm
	Try a single RAM module in slot A2, make sure it is properly seated in the slot as sometimes new slots can be a very snug fit and then leave the system powered on for 10 mins. See if it manages to complete RAM training and POST. On occasion RAM training can take quite some time on first POST. On one of my workstations it took a full 7mins before it finally POSTed, power cycling over and over before that. If it still won't POST you can open a support ticket with ASRock and inquire with them directly here: https://tw.asrock.com/events/tsd.asp