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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    Uhm. So. Crashes started happening again. I'm at a loss.
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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    Yep, just left it running overnight, no crashes. The problem was that, even though the XMP profile had the proper timings, the first one, CAS Latency, was supposed to be at 15. For whatever reason, a setting in the DRAM timings called Geardown was enabled, which prevented the CAS latency from...
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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    Update: I think I fixed it? I was messing around with my RAM's timings and found that the CAS Latency was off by 1 clock from whats recommended on the RAM stick. I changed it in the BIOS to the proper setting, and its been stable ever since. I had a meeting to go and left it running for an...
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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    Yeah a fresh install of windows won't do it, I had the same problem. Some things I will be trying and advise you to do the same: Obviously if you haven't already, make sure all drivers are up to date. Your chipset and mobo drivers are all on the motherboard website under the support tab. I'd...
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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    Update: Getting BSOD's again even with new RAM...I'm at a loss. Best shot is to RMA the mobo and/or CPU if they'll let me.
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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    I would first make sure your BIOS is the latest version, and ensure that all drivers are up to date. If you're still experiencing crashes at that point, I would bet it's your RAM's fault. It may be on the motherboard QVL but just not playing nicely with Ryzen. I've got a Ryzen 5 3600 in an...
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    UPGRADE From INTEL to AMD and BSODs

    Me too! I've been having this issue for months since building my computer in August. Ryzen 5 3600, Asrock B450 board, and a GTX 1070ti. I think the common denominator here is Ryzen, not a graphics issue. I've tried everything from switching ram slots, to only using one stick, to to changing...