Daily BSOD on W11

Also attaching the bios screen for RAM frequency

Cause maybe I did it wrong … I just changed the frequency and let other option by default

I would update the Bios, your version is at 0602, current release for your board is 1220.
On my friends Z790, doing a bios update fixed all his BSOD he was getting and now his memory runs at XMP 3.0 DDR5600.
Before it would only work at DDR4800 with out BSOD all the time.

hey PenPusher, just upgraded my bios to 1220
I tweak the ram setup to 5600
I’m still surprised that the system is choosing by default the frequency of 4800 whereas I bought 5600…

Here is the result of the memtest86+ after 11 passes (at 4800mhz apparently…..)

Have you enabled XMP profile on the "EZ Mode" Bios setup screen?

Which memory slots are you using on the motherboard?

XMP is currently disabled in the bios
Slots used are Dimm_A2 and Dimm_B2

Ideally you need to use 2 and 4 for best practice. To post screen shots of the Bios settings use a USB stick formatted as fat 32, then F12 key to record screen shots onto the stick.

Edit: I see you have changed the mem slots used!
DDR5-4800 is the default for these ram sticks, have you enabled XMP3.0?

In fact I'm not sure about slot numbers as in the memtest it's 1 and 3 but in the bios seems like 2 and 4 ...

Here is the screenshot 230902124208.BMP

Other screens

If you enable XMP3.0 (on the Bios screen in your screen shot) it will also increase the voltage required for running at DDR5-5600 so you may have been under volting the ram.

Do you have CPU-Z? this will display all default ram settings.

Here are the CPU Z memory screens :




So you say that I must activate/enable XMP in bios ?

Yes... this will enable the optimum settings for the ram. After you set the XMP, don't touch any other Memory timing settings...

You mean other than the 5600Mhz I set up ?
Or I should put the default value for the frequency ?

When you enable XMP tab, this will setup the defaults for the ram you are using, no other tweaks should be required.

Your timing here



Should look more like this

Yes I see that it's overriding everything

Now my setup :


Hope that every thing will work properly now ! :)

Thanks again to you all
Keep you posted, will run V2 in a week or two

1) Open administrative command prompt and copy and paste:

bcdedit /deletevalue {badmemory} badmemorylist

2) Post a new V2 share link into the newest post

3) Post a new tuneup plus share link into the newest post

Hello Zbook

Here is the report : STIM-MONSTER-(2023-09-15_20-18-17).zip

I had apparently one bsod on sept 13th and a new one today.... sad ...

Please post a new Tuneup plus share link.







Run:


Post a share link.


For any BSOD post a new V2 share link.

Here you are