- Dec 26, 2015
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Computer Type: Custom Build
GPU: SAPPHIRE NITRO Radeon™R9 FURY 4G HBM
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1500X
Motherboard: Asus B350-Plus
RAM: HyperX Fury Black 2x8GB DDR4, 2666MHz, HX426C15FBK2/16
PSU: Corsair CX 650m/650W
Operating System & Version: Windows 10 64bit (Version 1703)
GPU Drivers: 17.6.1
Chipset Drivers: Not sure.
Background Applications: Not important to the problem.
Description of Original Problem: When I first built the PC I couldn't get it to post.
Troubleshooting: Using another stick of RAM at 2133Mhz seems to have goten it to post. After getting into the bios I realized that the RAM Speed was set to auto. After changing it to 2666 and putting back the old RAM, it still didn't post. I decided to set the RAM speed to 2400 and it actualy posted.
Now here is the deal. I read somewhere that in order to get my ram speed up to 2666 I need to turn on DOCP. The problem is that I no longer have the other RAM stick, so if it doesn't post I have no way to get into the BIOS. Even if I take out the battery and reset the CMOS it will just go into auto again, and we all know how well that went. Any way I can recover from the no post thing if I manage to get it stuck in that?
Thanks!
GPU: SAPPHIRE NITRO Radeon™R9 FURY 4G HBM
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1500X
Motherboard: Asus B350-Plus
RAM: HyperX Fury Black 2x8GB DDR4, 2666MHz, HX426C15FBK2/16
PSU: Corsair CX 650m/650W
Operating System & Version: Windows 10 64bit (Version 1703)
GPU Drivers: 17.6.1
Chipset Drivers: Not sure.
Background Applications: Not important to the problem.
Description of Original Problem: When I first built the PC I couldn't get it to post.
Troubleshooting: Using another stick of RAM at 2133Mhz seems to have goten it to post. After getting into the bios I realized that the RAM Speed was set to auto. After changing it to 2666 and putting back the old RAM, it still didn't post. I decided to set the RAM speed to 2400 and it actualy posted.
Now here is the deal. I read somewhere that in order to get my ram speed up to 2666 I need to turn on DOCP. The problem is that I no longer have the other RAM stick, so if it doesn't post I have no way to get into the BIOS. Even if I take out the battery and reset the CMOS it will just go into auto again, and we all know how well that went. Any way I can recover from the no post thing if I manage to get it stuck in that?
Thanks!
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