Ryzen 2200G issues aplenty.

toddiwod · Mar 19, 2018

AsRock A320M Motherboard
AMD Ryzen 2200G Processor
16GB (2x8) RAM running at 2400Mhz
Corsair Force GT SSD 120gig (boot drive)
WD Velociraptor 400gig (data drive)
Some Pioneer DVD drive
Windows 10 Home

*Frequent freeze-ups, seemingly at random, but most especially when watching YouTube videos, downloading games from Origin and Steam, or just whenever the computer is left idle for more than ten minutes. I can literally just get-up to get a drink of water, and by the time I get back to the keyboard, it has frozen.

I've read several people online say that there's driver issues, and I've tried everything I can to follow all of the given solutions. No luck all-around, and I'm at my wit's end.

Scottray · Mar 19, 2018

There's a couple of things that I can think of. First, have you updated the bios? It looks like there's some recent updates for a raven ridge cpu. Second, is your ram on the Memory QVL (raven ridge ) list? Last, check the AsRock download page for the mobo. Did you install the drivers from here?

TerryLaze · Mar 20, 2018

Or the PSU could have problems coping with the power saving levels.

toddiwod · Mar 20, 2018

Scottray :

I flashed the BIOS to version 4.7 last night, and that was the latest version available to me.

I made sure to check the memory QVL before I put the computer together, and the G.skill F4-2400C16D-16GFT modules are on the list.

And yeah, I've tried every combination of the drivers that exists (both the ones from the AsRock site, and the ones from the AMD site. I've done a clean install of Windows every time, just to ensure I was starting from nothing.

The only thing I haven't tried is clearing my CMOS. But I never made any changes to the settings, so I wonder if that would even matter at this point.

Any more suggestions would be welcome, and thank you ahead of time for replying.

antonio.parrot · Mar 20, 2018

Look at event viewer. Maybe any message can give you a clue.
Check your ram. Just type memory at cortana windows and go on.
Try with one ram stick.

Scottray · Mar 20, 2018

Try a CMOS reset anyways. I had a fresh build a while ago that would not display until I did a CMOS reset. I also like Antonio's idea. Run memory diagnostics and try each ram stick in each slot separately.

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