Error 55
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Topic: Error 55
Posted By: zezerrian
Subject: Error 55
Date Posted: 30 Mar 2021 at 10:52pm
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Hi all, I appreciate any input here. I have 4 sticks of G.Skill F4-3200C16D-32GTRZ installed on asrock taichi Z270. When I upgraded my ram I had no issues with booting or any normal activities including gaming. OC worked fine. I have recently begun to encounter this error 55 code when trying to boot. I can eventually post by attempting the boot 2-5 times. All sticks pass memtest86. My best guess for the cause is I am using G.Skill F4-3200C16D-32GTRZ which does not appear to be on the approved listing for memory. I feel that the sticks may not be the issue however as I can post most times without an issue. Thanks in advance. -Zez |
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Posted By: zezerrian
Date Posted: 30 Mar 2021 at 10:54pm
| OC is no longer working at this time. Task manager reports 2133 MHz |
Posted By: zezerrian
Date Posted: 01 Apr 2021 at 1:18am
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#3 I have gotten it working again where I do not get the error 55. I reinstalled the latest BIOS version and cleared the CMOS. This allows me to use the four sticks without an issue at 2133MHz. XMP does not work, it just brings the issue back up. I have a feeling that it is a combination of trying to run 64GB of ram at a speed that requires OC and really pushing the board to the limits. The XMP puts the voltage at 1.35V and if it isn't stable there then so be it. I have ram for future upgrades and am perfectly fine running at 2133. There are almost no scenarios where I will be bottle-necked by this. I will have to keep the MQL in mind next time I make any changes to my system. |
Posted By: Xaltar
Date Posted: 01 Apr 2021 at 1:59am
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It wouldn't be the board holding you back, the CPU contains the IMC and most likely it isn't quite able to manage 4 (16gb) sticks at 3200 with 1.35v. I would try enabling XMP then manually lowering the voltage to 1.2v and dropping the speed down to say 2666. 1.2v is the DDR4 standard voltage, this alone should help ease the strain on your CPU. If you can get the system working with 2666 @ 1.2v try bumping up a notch (speed not voltage) until you find where it gives out again then dial it back one notch. That said, if you are happy with 2133 then just leave it be, it isn't going to provide a noticeable performance uplift anyway unless you are performing heavily latency dependent tasks like audio recording etc. ------------- 
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Posted By: zezerrian
Date Posted: 01 Apr 2021 at 9:08am
| I appreciate the reply, I did just see that the i5 7600k does only support 2133 or 2400. 2400 works fine and trying to go up to the 3200 is why it was crashing. I think ill try for 2666 to see but if its at 2400 then im not losing out on my "upgrade" just staying the same speed and getting more. also i get flashy lights now xD |
Posted By: Xaltar
Date Posted: 01 Apr 2021 at 4:14pm
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The issue isn't that the 7600k can't handle 3200. My 7600k handles 2x8gb sticks at 3600 without issues. Your issue stems from trying to fully populate the RAM slots with high capacity modules. I suspect your modules are all double sided, in essence 2 RAM modules slapped together. While it isn't quite as demanding as 2 separate modules it is much more demanding than a single sided module. Basically, your IMC is trying to handle a similar load to what it would be if you had 8 slots populated with 8gb modules. This is why your frequency is limited. A lot of Skylake and Kaby lake systems don't handle 16gb sticks very well when you use more than two. You are lucky they work at all. Anything over 2133 you can manage is a bonus. As I said, keep to 1.2v to ease the stress on your IMC, so long as you do that you can push the RAM as high as it will allow without shortening the lifespan of your system. -------------
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