Latency Timings

Abacus614 · Friday at 16:33

Good afternoon all

I need some advice on latency timings. I have had a new build (self built) for about a month now and had no issues up until yet. I'm using a Gigabyte B650M Gaming X AX Motherboard along with FURY Beast EXPO RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 PC5-48000C36 6000MHz RAM. The memory doesn't appear on the Gigabyte tested list, however they state, just because it isn't there doesn't mean it wont work. I've had a few crashes, when playing online and AMD Adrenalin reports an issue, the screen goes white and I have to hit the rest button. I have installed a Sapphire Nitro RX 7800 XT. I was wondering is it an issue with Latency?

I have EXPO turned on. High bandwidth support is disabled and my timings are 36-44-44.

Can anyone see a problem here? your thoughts please.

alec · Friday at 16:37

well, if crashes are regular/repeatable enough, you could turn off XMP and see if crashing continues. If it does, memory is not the cause.

WARburton · Friday at 20:50

Run TestMem5 (TM5) if you get even 1 error you have a problem with you ram

Abacus614 · Friday at 23:30

Thanks both. I have turned off EXPO and its been fine all evening. Disappointing though I've had to disable it.

WARburton · Friday at 23:41

is your bios upto date?

Abacus614 · Saturday at 09:22

WARburton said:
is your bios upto date?

Ahh, it's funny you mention that. It was updated just before I started to have these problems.

WARburton · Saturday at 09:27

Abacus614 said:
Ahh, it's funny you mention that. It was updated just before I started to have these problems.

reset bios, apply EXPO and test with TM5

Abacus614 · Saturday at 09:35

WARburton said:
reset bios, apply EXPO and test with TM5

I'll try that, will update once done. Appreciate it, thanks.

WARburton · Saturday at 09:43

6000mhz cl36 should not be a problem for any AM5 cpu.

Abacus614 · Saturday at 12:46

WARburton said:
reset bios, apply EXPO and test with TM5

Done that. Used TestMem before I changed anything, with no errors. Reset bios, turned on expo and tested again, no errors. See how it goes, I suppose.

WARburton · Saturday at 13:35

Abacus614 said:
Done that. Used TestMem before I changed anything, with no errors. Reset bios, turned on expo and tested again, no errors. See how it goes, I suppose.

if TM5 finds no errors then the ram is fine.
when you update bios you should alwasy reset the defaults after the update can change some values.

Abacus614 · Saturday at 13:38

WARburton said:
if TM5 finds no errors then the ram is fine.
when you update bios you should alwasy reset the defaults after the update can change some values.

I'll keep that in mind for future. Thanks all, for your help.

FredFlint · Saturday at 13:39

Test the c: drive for errors--> sfc /scannow