vaside152102d2
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Hello everybody,
Till yesterday, my set up was Motherboard MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon Max WiFi (AM4) + CPU AMD 3400G + Ram G.Skill RipjawsV 16GB(2x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz and everything was running nice and sweet. RAMs were running at 3200 mhz (XMP Profile 1) without issues over the last year . The rest of my setup consists of a PSU Corsair TX-M Series TX650M 80+ Gold 650W CP-9020132-EU and two M2 disks (Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB + Kingston A2000 SSD 1.0TB M.2 NVMe) and the PC is running Windows 10 pro.
So yesterday, i replaced 3400G with AMD 5600G ... pc booted up normally and without any issues, i deleted all previous AMD drivers with Amd cleanup Utility and installed fresh drivers and utilities (Adrenalin 22.5.1 + AMD_Chipset_Drivers_3.10.22.706 + AMD-Ryzen-Master) ...then i decided to run some benchmarks so i returned back to BIOS (version 7B85v29) and activated XMP Profile 1 and after a short reboot, the mhz reported in BIOS was in deed 3200 mhz (default was 2122 mhz or sth) . Windows booted up nicely and after some browsing stuff, i decided to run UserBenchMark to see if i reached a 99% result at DESKTOP use with the 5600G
...unfo, pc just froze at video benchmarks and hard reset was required. Then i ran Heaven Benchmark 4.0 and pc froze after 8 seconds of benchmarking video ... after making sure that this issue is not temperature related, i did a CLEAR CMOS (just in case) and activated again the XMP 1 which lead to the same problem (pc freezes/reboots under stress) . With XMP off and DDRs running at stock 2122 mhz, all benchmark tests are running and complete nicely without problems. With XMP on , i am getting a DDR4 voltage at 1,352
Is it a memory/motherboard incompatibility ? if so, why it was running smoothly for over a year with AMD 3400G ? And most importantly , is there sth i can do to have XMP up and running again ? Do you think it is a software/drivers related issue ? (eg should i format pc and reinstall windows because of the CPU swap ? ) . Any ideas would be highly appreciated !
Till yesterday, my set up was Motherboard MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon Max WiFi (AM4) + CPU AMD 3400G + Ram G.Skill RipjawsV 16GB(2x8GB) DDR4 3200MHz and everything was running nice and sweet. RAMs were running at 3200 mhz (XMP Profile 1) without issues over the last year . The rest of my setup consists of a PSU Corsair TX-M Series TX650M 80+ Gold 650W CP-9020132-EU and two M2 disks (Samsung 970 Evo Plus 500GB + Kingston A2000 SSD 1.0TB M.2 NVMe) and the PC is running Windows 10 pro.
So yesterday, i replaced 3400G with AMD 5600G ... pc booted up normally and without any issues, i deleted all previous AMD drivers with Amd cleanup Utility and installed fresh drivers and utilities (Adrenalin 22.5.1 + AMD_Chipset_Drivers_3.10.22.706 + AMD-Ryzen-Master) ...then i decided to run some benchmarks so i returned back to BIOS (version 7B85v29) and activated XMP Profile 1 and after a short reboot, the mhz reported in BIOS was in deed 3200 mhz (default was 2122 mhz or sth) . Windows booted up nicely and after some browsing stuff, i decided to run UserBenchMark to see if i reached a 99% result at DESKTOP use with the 5600G

Is it a memory/motherboard incompatibility ? if so, why it was running smoothly for over a year with AMD 3400G ? And most importantly , is there sth i can do to have XMP up and running again ? Do you think it is a software/drivers related issue ? (eg should i format pc and reinstall windows because of the CPU swap ? ) . Any ideas would be highly appreciated !