I caught the micron e and b die ballstix kit doing the memory drop out again..when I had it set to 2666 and procodt to 43-48ohms it dropped into win.

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Pretty much with b450 boards..I have post pone still getting or trying the 1.2v jedec Dolgix kits the 2666-3200 frequencies..but yeah I had a deep CMOs reset and still drops out and or freezes booting into windows..and fails the board communicate and drops the channel b to fail safe 2133/2400 jedec to be safe and the board posts with the half the memory useable in windows..that’s no xmp but will still boot 8gb of 16gb useable to save dual rank..but I post in channel A though to have only 30% memory usage vs one stick at 64% useage..so it’s still better to boot channel A and stable 3200xmp.

Procodt was about half useless and I guess that cheap of a kit changing the resistance did not change the drop out behavior at all..neither does the 1.35v bump in dram.

So I’m thinking the 17/19 batches are just a cheaper kit..manually setting 2666 and procodt should of stabilized it booting into windows and not the drop out.

So beware don’t buy micron..this bios has the complicated AMD cbs memory sub timings and sub panels and like procodt to get kits stable…so it’s junk..one thing Ami is pretty good about all the sub panels and menus.

I don’t know what to tell ya micron discontinued the Ballstix line and no I don’t think it’s of quality if it does that can’t get configured to run in even a “relaxed” state.

So I thank you for your time and as you can see these problems are still real and forced to run in channel A until you get a 1.2v jedec kit that memory trains better…it’s probaly just unsupported my Ami generic bios is newer than the dims and from 2024 and the dims are from 17/19..if it was possible with a bios update it’d probaly be better..so yes on the qvl kits and the Dolgix kits and more 1.2v kits.

That said I can still power Tripp with the hexcore performance and the vega56s 8gb of hbm2. But yeah thank you for your time and the ddr4 woes still.
 

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you have to be careful what you buy and compatibility, it's a bad motherboard on a 6 core processor that requires a quality motherboard and quality ram modules for that cpu, I see that your processor voltage jumps to 1.5V, isn't that too much? But I know that they had their problems with quality components, not to mention that they won't have it on some Chinese boards and the like.The Vega 56 is also a power-hungry card, and the 2600X can be as well; you’ll also need a high-quality, powerful power supply.
Actually, I had a Ryzen 2700X; if it's on auto settings, it can sometimes reach a higher voltage.I had a Ryzen 2700X on an ASRock B450M Steel Legend motherboard, and it performed very well—solidly.
 
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you have to be careful what you buy and compatibility, it's a bad motherboard on a 6 core processor that requires a quality motherboard and quality ram modules for that cpu, I see that your processor voltage jumps to 1.5V, isn't that too much? But I know that they had their problems with quality components, not to mention that they won't have it on some Chinese boards and the like.The Vega 56 is also a power-hungry card, and the 2600X can be as well; you’ll also need a high-quality, powerful power supply.
Actually, I had a Ryzen 2700X; if it's on auto settings, it can sometimes reach a higher voltage.I had a Ryzen 2700X on an ASRock B450M Steel Legend motherboard, and it performed very well—solidly.
Yeah it is and just being careful with it and the 100amper 100-120w tdp EDC limit..this bios no I can’t adjust vcore with all I think I can adjust is the pwr states and multithreading and like SOC and the manual timings of the ram and procodt stability.

You are correct maybe it’s taking a gamble on the China market and a shill board but really I see quality not that much different than 120 dollar boards..it’s really just the bios that’s the weaker link and no support for it they installed and flashed it with something generic and from 2024..no impossible with a bios update. That’s alright though some more ram kits probaly are stable with procodt just not this one..and a shame to have to run jedec 2133/2400 frequency…

Maybe other users mileage has varied or they run it with the low draw 65w chips..so I am taxing it with a full hexcore at 100-120watts.

Idk it’s largely an white label white handed testing and just see what works with china you know but the manufacturer has built server equipment and previous x79 stuff..their pretty big in China mainland my understanding and the whole machinist/Juxieshi line…they manufacture other boards their just working on support.

I hope the 1.48-1.5v vid does hurt nothing it’s not suppose to but it is very high some boards can only run undervolted at 1.38-1.4v vid…so idk the chips and vrm suppose to be able to handle it and I have good airflow in my zalman raven case. I think it will be alright and really genius 4+2 vrm and I power trip with it all the time and can run what I want in 1080p.

I’ll let you know if I have any problems with it or quits posting or something..I’m not up to much other than power tripping on quora forums with it..sit down and enjoy a Budweiser with it from time to time..I don’t think I use it enough.
 
I bought this motherboard brand new from eBay in 2017; it was used in combination with an Intel Xeon X3430—I don't recall exactly which memory was used—but everything worked without any issues.

6 Channel Mainboard P55-A-1156 Motherboard Durable Desktop Computer Mainboard GA​

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Are you sure you're not losing a memory channel? The AM4 6-core Ryzens are notorious for failing and weak channels.
 
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